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Mbappé can send a bill of 55 million euros to PSG
The legal department of Ligue 1 has ordered Paris Saint-Germain to transfer 55 million euros to Kylian Mbappé. That’s a significant blow to PSG’s finances.
Arteta hopes for Ødegaard and is thrilled about Sterling
Mikel Arteta has provided an update on the injuries at Arsenal. The big question is whether key player Martin Ødegaard will be fit in time. He was injured during the recent international break with Norway.
Kostic names Tadic and Mourinho as the main reasons for his transfer
Filip Kostic has explained why he was determined to move to Fenerbahçe this summer. The main reason is the presence of Dusan Tadic and José Mourinho.
Arsenal strikes an important blow with a new contract for Arteta
Arsenal is on the verge of extending Mikel Arteta's contract. According to several English media outlets, the successful Spanish coach is set to extend his deal by two years, until mid-2027.
Ronaldo adds another record: one billion followers on social media
The Portuguese footballer, captain of the National Team and Al Nassr, celebrated the achievement with a post on Instagram.
Haaland wins Premier League Player of the Month award for August
The Norwegian striker started the season in great form in the English League, with seven goals in the first three matches, including two hat-tricks.
The man behind Lyon and Botafogo sets his sights on acquiring Everton
John Textor hopes to acquire Everton in the short term. The owner of Olympique Lyon, Botafogo, and RWD Molenbeek must first relinquish his shares in Crystal Palace.
Ronaldo's criticism doesn't bother Ten Hag: 'He is far from Manchester'
Cristiano Ronaldo once again expressed criticism this week regarding Erik ten Hag's methods. The Manchester United manager acknowledged the Portuguese forward's comments, saying, "Everyone is entitled to their opinion."
Harsh criticism of Mbappé: 'Focused on everything except football'
Kylian Mbappé's claim for 55 million euros in unpaid salary and bonuses is drawing harsh criticism in France. Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain still refuses to pay and is referring him to the courts.
Good news for Barcelona: salary cap increases by 57 percent
La Liga has announced the salary caps for Spanish clubs. Notably, Barcelona is allowed to spend 156 million euros more than last season. Real Madrid remains at the top.