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Bordeaux has 436 creditors: clubs, the tax authorities, and the local baker
The exact scale of Girondins de Bordeaux’s debt has come to light through various French media outlets. The fallen giant owes a total of 94 million euros to 436 creditors, and the list of parties is remarkably diverse. Just about everyone is still owed money by Bordeaux even the local baker.
Salford City under new management, two more United legends join
Salford City has been partly owned for some time by a group of Manchester United club legends. Now, only two remain: Gary Neville and David Beckham will lead the club, together with American businessman Declan Kelly and former British minister Evan Mervyn Davies.
Amorim gives update on De Ligt's situation ahead of return against Bilbao
Matthijs de Ligt will not feature for Manchester United on Thursday evening in the Europa League semi-final. The defender is recovering from an injury he sustained in the league match against Brentford.
Dortmund, in their search for reinforcements, turn to Bellingham junior
At Borussia Dortmund, they have fond memories of Jude Bellingham. So fond, in fact, that the name Bellingham features high on their wishlist as they look to strengthen the squad for the new season. Jobe Bellingham, to be precise the younger brother of the Real Madrid superstar.
Corinthians remain in pursuit in the Copa Sudamericana despite Memphis goal
Corinthians failed to win their fourth group stage match in the Copa Sudamericana on Tuesday night. Against América de Cali from Colombia, Memphis Depay opened the scoring, but the match ultimately ended in a 1-1 draw. A result that does little to help Corinthians.
Inter captain Martínez survives heartbreak and matches Crespo’s achievement
Internazionale captain Lautaro Martínez stated after the spectacular victory over Barcelona that he did everything he could to be fit for Tuesday's match. The Argentine striker recovered just in time and opened the scoring at San Siro.
Champions League will have a special winner this season no matter what
The Champions League final this year will be between Internazionale and Paris Saint-Germain, and that’s quite remarkable. For example, it means that for the first time in a long while, the billion-euro tournament will not have a winner from England, Spain, or Germany.
Tedesco on dismissal from Belgium: 'Hard to speak of just one federation'
Domenico Tedesco has reflected for the first time on his turbulent spell as head coach of Belgium and his eventual dismissal in January of this year. The German described the circumstances as difficult.
Saka believes in a comeback but admits: 'PSG impressed me'
Bukayo Saka urges Arsenal to remain calm and expresses full confidence in overturning their 1-0 deficit against PSG in the Champions League semi-finals, praising the French side’s transformation and eyeing a historic final return.
Ander Herrera remains hopeful: 'If one club can pull it off, it’s Athletic'
The match between Manchester United and Athletic Bilbao on Thursday evening is a special one for Ander Herrera, a former player of both clubs. The Basque midfielder believes it could still turn into an exciting affair.