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Löw made a mistake as Germany's national coach: 'Definitely an error'
Joachim Löw was the head coach of the German national team for no less than fifteen years. Looking back, the 64-year-old coach believes that he should have stepped down from the German Football Association sooner.
Plymouth Argyle receives a visit: documentary about Rooney
Wayne Rooney is getting his own documentary. A camera crew will follow the former England international for a full season as the manager of Championship club Plymouth Argyle.
Recovering Oosterwolde feels support from Mourinho and references 'memo'
Fenerbahçe defender Jayden Oosterwolde feels the support of his coach José Mourinho during his recovery from a severe knee injury. The former FC Twente player received a special 'memo' from the Portuguese manager.
PSG denies record bid for Yamal: 'Only made an inquiry'
According to Barcelona, Lamine Yamal could have become the most expensive footballer of all time this year, but the club that was reportedly behind this claim denies the story. Paris Saint-Germain insists they never made an offer for Yamal but did inquire about him.
Van Dijk on new role under Slot: 'Every match can be different'
Virgil van Dijk believes that Arne Slot has brought a fresh perspective to Liverpool. Under the leadership of Jürgen Klopp's successor, The Reds are currently leading the Premier League. "Slot approaches things his own way, and I help wherever I can," said Van Dijk.
World Cup dream: Indonesia alive again after stunning Saudi Arabia
Indonesia has given its chances for a 2026 World Cup ticket a significant boost on Tuesday. Thanks to two goals by Marselino Ferdinan, Timnas secured a sensational victory over Saudi Arabia in Jakarta.
Bentancur-Son case not over yet: Tottenham files an appeal
Tottenham Hotspur is appealing the suspension imposed on Rodrigo Bentancur by the FA for insulting his teammate Heung-Min Son. In a statement, the London club acknowledged agreeing that the Uruguayan should be penalized, but they consider the sanction imposed to be too harsh.
Chaos at Former Serie A Club: Two New Coaches in a Single Day
Piacenza, once a familiar name in Serie A during the 1990s, now competes in the lower tiers of Italian football. On Tuesday, the club from northern Italy experienced a highly unusual coaching change.
We managed to put three or four people in jail
Statements from the Brazilian international of Real Madrid in an interview given to the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation).
Vieira Returns to Serie A as Coach
Patrick Vieira has signed a contract with Genoa until mid-2026. The former World Cup winner will take over from Alberto Gilardino, who was relieved of his duties on Tuesday afternoon.