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Gabigol can play again despite two-year suspension
Palmeiras, under the leadership of Abel Ferreira, managed to secure a hard-fought goalless draw away against São Paulo in the Brasileirão's fourth round.
Maatsen hopes for a permanent transfer to Borussia Dortmund
Ian Maatsen and his entourage are fully committed to an extended stay at Borussia Dortmund. The 22-year-old left-back is on loan from Chelsea to the Champions League semi-finalist, but Maatsen hopes to make the move permanent after this season.
Barça discusses with federation to prevent a new marathon season
Barcelona seems to have learned its lesson from the marathon season that Pedri experienced a few years ago. The midfielder played 73 matches in about a year at a young age and subsequently suffered frequent injuries. Barça wants to avoid this scenario with Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí.
Monaco loses and PSG is crowned Ligue 1 tri-champion from the couch
PSG clinched their 12th French championship title after Monaco's defeat against Lyon. Despite a valiant effort from Monaco, Lyon's late goal dashed their hopes, paving the way for PSG's triumph.
Postecoglou reacts to Swedish VAR decision: 'I'm going to live there'
Ange Postecoglou does not mince words when it comes to VAR. The Tottenham Hotspur manager responded sharply to the decision in Sweden not to implement the video assistant referee.
Manchester United transformation: nearly all players up for sale
Manchester United is considering selling the majority of the squad, reports the BBC.
De Rossi fears Leverkusen: 'Alonso might well be the best coach in the world'
Daniele De Rossi is very impressed with Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen. His team, AS Roma, will face the German champions on Thursday with great respect.
Xavi compliments De Jong's replacement after Barça's victory
Fermín López did well as the replacement for the injured Frenkie de Jong in the eyes of Xavi. Barcelona secured a hard-fought victory over Valencia on Monday night.
Manchester United prepares for a major 'clear-out'
The English club has compiled an extensive list of footballers it would not mind selling in the summer transfer market. Only three young players are guaranteed a spot at Old Trafford for the next season.
Arsenal targeted: 'When you're too cautious, you don't win titles'
Jens Lehmann was part of the "Invincibles" who won the Premier League in 2004, without a single defeat, and pointed out the differences he sees between that team and the current formation of the Gunners, who risk finishing the season with only the English Super Cup in hand.
