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Hungarian Euro cult hero moves to Greek club
Martin Ádám will play for Asteras Aktor at the highest level in Greece. The Hungarian striker became a cult hero at the last European Championship in Germany due to his distinctive appearance.
Rakitic leaves Saudi Arabia to play at home
The Croatian international footballer Iván Rakitic is set to play in his home country's league for the first time, having signed a one-season contract with Hajduk Split.
Bayern President Issues Ultimatum to Alphonso Davies
Uli Hoeness assured that the German club will not make any more contract renewal offers to the Canadian international left-back. Either he accepts the last one that was made, or he leaves "for free" next year.
Karim Benzema talks about leaving Real Madrid
The French international forward, Ballon d'Or winner in 2022, left the Merengues this past summer after 14 consecutive seasons defending the white shield.
Chelsea signs new left-back from the United States
Chelsea has signed a new left-back. The Londoners announced on the club's official website the arrival of Caleb Wiley, who was reportedly acquired from Atlanta United for ten million euros.
En-Nesyri is a reinforcement from Mourinho
According to the Spanish newspaper "Estadio Deportivo," Sevilla and Fenerbahçe have finally reached an agreement for the player.
Edward Iordanescu leaves the position of head coach of the Romanian national team
The coach Edward Iordanescu has decided to step down from his position as the head coach of Romania, the Romanian federation announced this Monday, after the national team reached the round of 16 at Euro 2024.
Al Ittihad tightens the pursuit of De Bruyne, and Manchester City already has a replacement in sight
Eberechi Eze, star of Crystal Palace who was with the English national team at Euro 2024, is a target for the Citizens.
James Rodríguez leaving São Paulo and wishing to return to Europe
James Rodríguez, the Colombian star who was voted the best player of the last Copa América, is set to leave São Paulo after struggling to make an impact.
Self-critical Younes: 'You don't always do everything right, that applies to me as well'
Amin Younes has been candid in an interview. The thirty-year-old forward, who has a history with Ajax and FC Utrecht in the Netherlands, looks back critically on certain choices he has made in his career.