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  1. Alonso explains James and Pedro absences

    Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has explained the reasons behind captain Reece James and forward Joao Pedro missing Friday's Premier League trip to Brentford. James suffered a fresh hamstring setback after last weekend's draw, while Pedro is sidelined following a blistering start to the campaign. The Blues were forced to adapt their squad to cover these significant absences for the clash.

  2. Zidane reveals tactical plans for captain Mbappe

    As the new France manager, Zinedine Zidane has outlined his tactical vision for Kylian Mbappe, confirming the star will remain captain while hinting at a positional change. The legendary coach also addressed concerns about the forward's defensive work rate and tactfully avoided discussing the political controversies surrounding the national team ahead of the 2027 elections.

  3. Mancini names nine debutants in Italy Nations League squad

    Roberto Mancini has announced his 34-man Italy squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures, introducing nine new faces to the international stage. As the experienced manager embarks on his second stint in charge, his selection features several surprise call-ups and significant returns for crucial matches against Belgium, France, and Türkiye during the busy two-week break.

  1. Uefa and Concacaf demand $2.1bn from Fifa reserves!

    A major civil war has erupted at the top of world football as Uefa and Concacaf have united to demand that Fifa releases a staggering $2.1 billion from its cash reserves. The two powerful confederations have written directly to president Gianni Infantino, insisting that every one of the 211 member associations receives at least $10m to fund infrastructure and development.

  2. Zidane names five debutants in his first France squad

    Zinedine Zidane has officially unveiled his first squad as manager of the France national team ahead of their upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures. He has selected a 23-man squad, relying on established core players led by Kylian Mbappe, while also handing debut call-ups to five uncapped talents as he finally begins his highly anticipated tenure today.

  3. Oxford Utd apologise over 9/11 shirt error

    Oxford United have been forced to issue a formal apology and immediately halt the sale of a new apparel collection after a significant design oversight. The club’s latest lifestyle range featured the branding "United 93," a choice that inadvertently referenced one of the hijacked aircraft from the September 11 terrorist attacks.

  4. Raphinha wants to sign new Barcelona contract and retire

    Barcelona winger Raphinha has publicly declared his absolute commitment to the Catalan club, expressing a strong desire to sign a contract extension and ultimately finish his professional career at Camp Nou. The Brazilian forward has enjoyed a sensational start to the current campaign, scoring freely and wearing the captain's armband, which has further solidified his long-term plans.

  5. Carrick brands sack speculation ridiculous

    Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has strongly dismissed suggestions that his position is under threat following a difficult start to the new season. Despite suffering back-to-back defeats and an early exit from the Carabao Cup, the manager insists speculation regarding his future at Old Trafford is completely ridiculous and remains focused on finding solutions.

  6. Arteta hails 'tremendous' Raya impact at Arsenal

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has issued high praise for David Raya, crediting the Spanish shot-stopper for fundamentally transforming the team's defensive stability in recent campaigns. Arriving initially on loan before completing a permanent switch, the 31-year-old has established himself as an indispensable figure during the club's push for major honours.

  7. 'I'm glad he came' - Flick hails Adeyemi's instant impact

    Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has spoken warmly of Karim Adeyemi following the German forward's productive start to life in Catalonia. Signed from Borussia Dortmund during the summer transfer window, the 24-year-old was initially expected to play a supporting role, but his explosive early form has disrupted the established attacking pecking order.