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Slot welcomes new striker: Liverpool pays 95 million euros for Ekitiké
Arne Slot has secured his desired striker for Liverpool. Hugo Ekitiké joins from Eintracht Frankfurt and will sign until mid-2031.
Mbeumo wants to fulfil his boyhood dream and win trophies with Man Utd
Bryan Mbeumo is now a Manchester United player. The forward joined from Brentford for 82 million euros and signed his contract on Monday. Once the ink had dried, the Cameroonian spoke of fulfilling a boyhood dream.
Benfica working on sensational return: deal with Chelsea could be finalized soon
João Félix is on the verge of returning to SL Benfica. According to the Portuguese newspaper Record, which featured the news on its front page on Monday, the Lisbon club is making a ‘final attempt’ to sign the forward on a permanent deal.
Aubameyang returns to his old home after his Saudi adventure
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will be the new striker for Olympique Marseille. This has been confirmed by sources to outlets including L'Équipe and RMC Sport. The 36-year-old Gabonese forward joins as a free agent.
Ten Hag risks losing experienced midfielder to Sunderland
Erik ten Hag will likely have to do without his midfielder Granit Xhaka at Bayer Leverkusen this season. According to Sky Sports, the Swiss international has set his sights on a return to the Premier League.
Simonis wins another trophy: Wolfsburg wins friendly tournament
Paul Simonis won the Volkswagen Cup on Sunday with VfL Wolfsburg, a tournament held in Zwickau, Germany, featuring FSV Zwickau and Dynamo Dresden as the other participants.
Hainer wants to remain Bayern president
Herbert Hainer is aiming for a third term as president of FC Bayern. The exact timing of the election depends on the DFL.
Cucurella’s fear during the Club World Cup
Marc Cucurella shares the surreal story of Chelsea’s Club World Cup trophy celebration, where Donald Trump’s unexpected presence on stage left players unsure whether to celebrate. A bizarre but unforgettable moment in a tournament blending football, politics, and showbiz in the U.S.
Messi shines in Inter Miami's big win and breaks Ronaldo's record
Lionel Messi continues doing what he does best at Inter Miami after the Club World Cup: scoring and assisting. The 38-year-old Argentine scored twice and provided one assist against New York Red Bulls. With this performance, he broke a record previously held by Cristiano Ronaldo.
Afraid of nothing: Lang shows off his full bag of tricks during Napoli training
Noa Lang is clearly afraid of nothing. While some players prefer to stay cautious and observe when they arrive at a new club. His flair and confidence were well-received by the fans in attendance.