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Alonso has no time to lose: Real debut in Miami is already near
Xabi Alonso will officially start his new coaching job on June 1. The former midfielder will lead Real Madrid for the first time in an official match on June 18.
British media praise Sunderland match-winner Watson: 'He has the last laugh'
Sunderland returns to the Premier League eight years after relegation. Tommy Watson, the man who was booed just a month ago, decided the play-off final. How are the English media reacting to this success?
Athletic Bilbao keeps successful coach on board
Athletic Bilbao has extended the contract of coach Ernesto Valverde. The 61-year-old Spaniard will remain with the club until 2026.
Chelsea midfielder openly flirts with Real Madrid amid rumours
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández has been linked with Real Madrid for quite some time. The Spanish runners-up are reportedly very fond of the Argentine midfielder and it appears the feeling is mutual.
Front pages full of tension: Italian newspapers fuel Scudetto fever
The Italian newspapers are heavily hyping up the potential conclusion of Serie A on Friday evening. Napoli and Inter Milan will play their final matches of the Italian league at the same time, with both teams still in contention for the title.
McGinn frustrated by refereeing error: 'The boys are really devastated'
There was fury at Aston Villa after the final Premier League match of the season. The Villans lost to Manchester United and pointed mainly to the disallowed goal that would have given them the lead.
Nottingham Forest suspends Neville for final league match
Gary Neville is not welcome at Nottingham Forest this weekend. The analyst has been banned by the Tricky Trees because they suspect him of holding a grudge against the club. "It's symptomatic of what has happened at the club over the past twelve months."
Furious Klopp turned off the TV after hearing boos directed at Alexander-Arnold
Jürgen Klopp has come to the defence of Trent Alexander-Arnold. The former Liverpool manager turned off his television when he heard boos coming from the stands at Anfield during the match against Arsenal.
Injury forces Boilesen to retire: 'It hurts to say goodbye'
After more than 250 matches in professional football, Nicolai Boilesen will play his final game as a professional on Sunday. The 33-year-old defender is being forced to retire due to ongoing injury problems.
Special day for Liverpool and Slot: 'Fans have waited 35 years for this'
Arne Slot hopes that the supporters will enjoy the final home match against Crystal Palace this coming Sunday. Liverpool will receive the Premier League trophy, something that last happened five years ago under subdued circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will also bid farewell to Trent Alexander-Arnold.