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Why Gimenez will wear the number 7 at AC Milan
Santiago Gimenez had his first press conference at AC Milan on Tuesday afternoon. Under the watchful eye of advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Mexican explained why he will be wearing the number 7 jersey. Despite the injury he sustained at Feyenoord, he is ready to make his debut.
Dragusin will undergo surgery on the cruciate ligament of his right knee
Romanian international Radu Dragusin will undergo surgery for an ACL injury in his right knee, Tottenham confirmed, without specifying a recovery timeline.
Icardi and 'The Crying One' Mourinho clash on social media
Mauro Icardi and José Mourinho are in a feud. The Fenerbahçe coach posted on Instagram, criticizing the Turkish referees who officiated a Galatasaray match. Icardi, however, felt that this was unnecessary and decided to respond to the situation.
West Ham United secures a striker after failed pursuit of Brobbey and Pepi
West Ham United has finally secured their desired striker. The Hammers have signed Evan Ferguson on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion until the end of the season.
English media sound the alarm: Man Utd urgently needs a striker
Manchester United needs a striker. And fast. That was the conclusion drawn by the English media after the defeat against Crystal Palace. So far, the transfer window has done little to reassure the fans in that regard: two forwards have left, while the only arrivals have been a young central defender and a full-back.
Guardiola ecstatic after dominant win: 'The first hour was very good'
After winning four consecutive titles, Manchester City seems to have finally bid farewell to their championship ambitions for the current Premier League season after Sunday's defeat. However, following the heavy loss to Arsenal, manager Pep Guardiola was far from dejected.
Milan and Inter draw in a derby decided in stoppage time
The "Nerazzurri" equalizer came in the 90+3rd minute after hitting the woodwork three times.
Manchester City dominated the winter transfer market with a multi-million quartet
Manchester City dominated the winter transfer window with over €200 million spent, leading global football investments. The Premier League once again outspent all other leagues, while Serie A, Ligue 1, and the Bundesliga saw notable moves, including PSG’s €70 million signing of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
At this rate, the fans will have to see cardiologists or psychiatrists
José Mourinho's Fenerbahçe pulled off a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory against Rizespor, keeping their title hopes alive in the Turkish Super Lig.
Brighton transfers millions and signs talent from the 2. Bundesliga
Brighton & Hove Albion has already secured its first reinforcement for the new season. The English club is transferring over 26 million euros to 1. FC Nürnberg to secure the services of Stefanos Tzimas. The forward will finish the season on loan in Germany before moving to England in the summer.