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I don't need the Ballon d'Or, I won everything with Roma
Francesco Totti, known as the “Eternal Captain,” spent his entire 25-year career at AS Roma, becoming a symbol of loyalty and passion. With one Serie A title, two Coppa Italia trophies, and a World Cup with Italy, Totti’s legacy is defined not by individual awards, but by his unbreakable bond with Roma and its fans.
Elia looks back on Pirlo’s brilliance: ‘Relax, I’ll find you’
Eljero Elia has looked back on his year at Juventus with Andrea Pirlo. The former Dutch winger was deeply impressed by the Italian midfielder.
Forest wins after cup thriller and will play quarter-final at Brighton
Nottingham Forest reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup on Monday night. After a long and dull match, they proved to be better in the penalty shootout than their opponent Ipswich Town. In the quarter-final, they will face an away match against Brighton & Hove Albion.
Barcelona identified as title favorites: 'A magical month'
Barcelona seemed to be letting it all slip away, but after a difficult spell, they suddenly have the momentum back on their side. According to Spanish media, Hansi Flick’s team is now considered the favorite to win the title.
White smoke from San Siro: Reijnders extends his contract at AC Milan
Tijjani Reijnders will stay at AC Milan for a longer period. The Italian giants have revised the existing contract of the Dutch international. Reijnders is now tied to Milan until the middle of 2030.
After almost nineteen hours, Flemming and co.'s impressive streak comes to an end
Burnley can be beaten again. At least, the defense had to concede a goal in the Championship once more on Wednesday night. That brings an end to a run of twelve league matches without conceding.
Mourinho opens the door to Scottish club: 'Passion means everything to me'
José Mourinho slightly opened the door to Scotland on Wednesday afternoon. Ahead of the Europa League clash with Rangers FC, a club whose fans hold warm feelings for the Portuguese manager, The Special One hinted that he is open to a future in Scotland.
Fonseca completely loses his cool: heavy punishment looming for Lyon coach
Olympique Lyon coach Paulo Fonseca caused quite a stir in France on Sunday. The Portuguese manager now faces the risk of a lengthy suspension following his reaction to the red card shown to him by referee Benoît Millot in the final moments of the league match against Stade Brest.
Belgian media see Club Brugge's luck run out: 'Bitter aftertaste'
Belgian newspapers concluded that Club Brugge’s luck in the Champions League wasn’t endless. The media saw the blue and blacks put in a strong performance against Aston Villa, but in the end, they were unlucky to lose due to an own goal and a penalty.
Suárez, even at 38 years old, is still worth his weight in gold for Inter Miami
Luis Suárez celebrated his 38th birthday earlier this year, but he clearly hasn’t lost his touch. On Sunday night into Monday, the Uruguayan striker once again showed his class during the second round of the Major League Soccer season, playing for Inter Miami.