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  1. Infantino mocks calls for FIFA resignation

    Gianni Infantino has defiantly dismissed suggestions that he should resign from his post as FIFA president following a period of intense institutional turmoil. The Swiss-Italian administrator claims he retains the overwhelming support of the global football community despite facing a backlash over plans to sell off commercial rights.

  2. Fabregas shuts down Como exit rumours

    Cesc Fabregas has reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to Como, dismissing any suggestions that he is looking for a way out of the Italian club. Despite his rising stock in the managerial world, the Spaniard insists his focus remains entirely on the project he has built at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia.

  3. Bayern ban Kompany from tactics after collapse

    Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany is set for an extended period away from the dugout following a frightening medical emergency at the club's Sabener Strasse headquarters. The Belgian tactician collapsed during an Under-23 training session on Friday, requiring immediate treatment from emergency services and a helicopter evacuation to a local hospital.

  4. Araujo opens up on mental health struggle and decision to quit football temporarily

    Liverpool defender Ronald Araujo has delivered a powerful and honest account of his battle with depression, revealing he reached a "breaking point" that forced him to step away from the game. The Uruguayan international, currently on loan at Anfield from Barcelona, admitted that the pressures of professional football and personal issues became overwhelming during his time in Spain.

  5. Arsenal, Liverpool and Man Utd on alert over Bayern's Lennart Karl

    Premier League heavyweights Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are closely monitoring Lennart Karl's testing spell at Bayern Munich after club chief Uli Hoeness publicly rebuked the teenager. The 18-year-old attacker has struggled for regular minutes this season alongside growing concerns inside the Allianz Arena over his conduct off the pitch.

  1. Bayern insiders feared for 'workaholic' Kompany weeks before collapse

    New reports have emerged suggesting that senior figures at Bayern Munich were increasingly concerned about Vincent Kompany’s health and lack of work-life balance weeks before his recent collapse. The former Manchester City captain was rushed to hospital after falling ill while observing a reserve team training session, leaving those present at the Sabener Strasse facility deeply shaken.

  2. Emery ignores Man City's 114 charges

    Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has opted to stay silent regarding the ongoing legal storm surrounding Manchester City as his side prepares to face the league leaders. While the football world remains fixated on the 114 guilty financial verdicts against the City, Emery is focusing purely on the tactical challenge ahead.

  3. Arteta responds to Raya’s shock La Liga transfer admission

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has moved quickly to shut down any speculation regarding David Raya’s future after the Spanish goalkeeper expressed a desire to play in La Liga. The Gunners boss insists his number one choice between the sticks is going nowhere as the north London club looks to build on their recent Premier League title triumph.

  4. Lopez slams Mourinho over Clasico ref talk

    Fermin Lopez has lit the fuse ahead of Sunday's El Clasico by taking aim at Real Madrid and their manager Jose Mourinho over their constant focus on officiating. The Barcelona midfielder believes the Catalan side must ignore the noise from the capital and focus on their own superior form as they look to extend their lead at the top of La Liga.

  5. Flamengo lodge CONMEBOL complaint over Marcos Rojo's eligibility

    Defending Copa Libertadores champions Flamengo have submitted a formal protest to South American football's governing body questioning the participation of former Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo in Thursday's semi-final defeat. The Brazilian heavyweights crashed out on penalties at the Maracana after failing to break down 10-man Estudiantes across two goalless legs.