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  1. Trump offers dismissive view of Iran's World Cup hopes

    The build-up to the 2026 World Cup has been hit by a major geopolitical storm as United States president Donald Trump admitted he is indifferent to whether Iran participates in the upcoming tournament. Despite being the first nation to secure qualification for the showpiece event, Iran were the notable absentees from a high-profile FIFA planning meeting held in Atlanta this week. The silence from the Iranian camp has sparked intense speculation regarding their involvement in the tournament, which is set to be hosted across the United States, Mexico and Canada this summer.

  2. Carroll to stand trial over alleged order breach

    Former England and Premier League star Andy Carroll is facing a court trial next year following accusations that he repeatedly contacted his ex-wife, Billi Mucklow. The veteran striker allegedly breached a non-molestation order last spring. After missing a recent hearing due to an administrative mix-up, a judge has now officially set his trial date for early 2027.

  3. Adeyemi stalls on Dortmund deal amid Man Utd interest

    The future of Karim Adeyemi at Borussia Dortmund is hanging by a thread as the German international continues to hesitate over a new contract offer at the Westfalenstadion. Despite being viewed as a cornerstone of the club’s long-term project, the 24-year-old has yet to commit his future to the Bundesliga giants. The forward is currently enduring a difficult run of form on the pitch, having managed just two goals and two assists since late-November. This dip in production has seen him relegated to a bit-part role under head coach Niko Kovac, further fuelling speculation that his time in a yellow shirt could be coming to an end.

  4. Arsenal warned! Inter insist 'treasured' striker isn't for sale

    Inter president Giuseppe Marotta has issued a firm hands-off warning to Arsenal regarding the future of rising star Pio Esposito. The Nerazzurri chief moved quickly to dismiss growing speculation that the Premier League leaders had made an approach for the highly-rated forward. The 19-year-old has emerged as one of the most talked-about talents in Italian football, inevitably drawing glances from the recruitment departments of Europe’s elite clubs.

  5. Van Dijk among Liverpool flops in woeful loss to Wolves

    Liverpool blew a glorious chance to move into the Premier League's top four by slumping to a humiliating 2-1 loss away to basement boys Wolves on Tuesday. After a strangely subdued first-half showing, the Reds pinned their hosts back in the second half but failed to turn their possession into clear-cut chances. Then, with just 12 minutes to go, Tolu Arokodare bullied Virgil van Dijk in the air, before putting Rodrigo Gomes through to score with Wolves' first shot of any variety all evening.

  6. Arsenal and Inter learn Goretzka demands

    As Leon Goretzka prepares to leave Bayern Munich on a free transfer this summer, European giants Arsenal and Inter have emerged as the leading candidates for his signature. The 31-year-old German international has set clear financial demands for his next move, seeking a lucrative three-year contract as he looks to embark on a new chapter in his highly decorated career.

  7. No remontada for Barca despite Yamal & Bernal heroics

    Barcelona fell agonisingly short of an epic comeback in their Copa del Rey semi-final against Atletico Madrid as the Blaugrana won Tuesday's second leg 3-0 but lost out 4-3 on aggregate. Teenage midfielder Marc Bernal scored twice on a night where Barca launched attack after attack, but they couldn't find the fourth goal that would have taken the tie to extra-time.

  8. Revealed: Secret Chelsea talks behind Luis' surprise sacking

    Flamengo have shockingly sacked head coach Filipe Luis despite the club icon leading his side to a staggering 8-0 victory over Madureira just hours earlier. While the optics of firing a manager following an 11-0 aggregate semi-final triumph seemed inexplicable to outsiders, sensational new details have emerged suggesting a deep-seated betrayal behind the scenes. It has been revealed that a breakdown in trust occurred after the club hierarchy discovered Luis had been engaging in clandestine talks with the ownership group of his former club, Chelsea.

  9. Barcelona dealt another injury blow as Kounde goes off

    Barcelona have been hit by yet another significant fitness concern after Jules Kounde was forced off during the early stages of their high-stakes encounter against Atletico Madrid. The French international, who has been a pillar of Hansi Flick’s defensive unit this season, lasted just 11 minutes in the Copa del Rey clash before succumbing to what appeared to be a muscular issue.

  10. Arsenal and Man City told they 'don't deserve' PL title

    The race for the Premier League crown is reaching its traditional fever pitch, with Arsenal and Manchester City locked in a psychological and tactical battle for supremacy. However, Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has delivered a scathing assessment of the current title contenders, suggesting that the quality of football has plummeted to such a level that neither side deserves to be crowned champions. Despite the narrow gap at the top of the table, the legendary midfielder remains entirely unimpressed by what he has witnessed from the two frontrunners during the current campaign.

  1. Corruption investigation opened into Monaco and DR Congo deal

    The Principality of Monaco's judicial authorities have officially launched a preliminary investigation into the commercial partnership between Ligue 1 club Monaco and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Following a formal complaint citing potential money laundering, misappropriation of public funds and corruption, the €4.8 million sponsorship deal is now under intense legal scrutiny.

  2. Al-Nassr confirm CR7 injury blow

    Al-Nassr have been rocked by the news that captain Cristiano Ronaldo has sustained a significant muscle injury following their recent Saudi Pro League outing. The veteran forward was forced off late in the game during his side's victory over Al-Fayha, leaving the pitch in visible discomfort. The timing of the setback is particularly sensitive given the escalating geopolitical tensions in the region, which have sparked intense speculation regarding the 41-year-old’s immediate future in the Middle East.

  3. Barca salary limit jumps but Real Madrid still dominate

    La Liga has updated the salary limits for the 2025/26 season, revealing a significant financial recovery for Barcelona. While the Catalan giants saw their spending cap rise by over €81 million to reach €432.8m, they still trail Real Madrid by a staggering €329m margin. This update highlights the ongoing financial dominance of Los Blancos as the league's spending power hits new heights.

  4. Gnabry and Kane talk up Bayern treble chances

    Bayern Munich currently sit top of the Bundesliga with 63 points and just 10 rounds to go, holding a commanding 11-point lead over Borussia Dortmund. With a spot in the DFB-Pokal semi-finals secured and their Champions League ambitions burning bright, the atmosphere at the club is reminiscent of their treble-winning campaign of 2020, according to Serge Gnabry. Under the guidance of Vincent Kompany, the dressing room spirit has reached levels not seen in years, leading many players to believe that a historic clean sweep of trophies is well within their grasp."

  5. Bruno Fernandes sets two conditions for Man Utd stay

    Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is at a career crossroads as he prepares to decide whether to commit the remainder of his peak years to Old Trafford or seek a fresh challenge. The Portuguese playmaker, who remains the heartbeat of the Red Devils' midfield, has reportedly established two non-negotiable conditions that must be met before he agrees to extend his stay beyond the current campaign. While the club are eager to tie their talisman down to a lucrative new deal, Fernandes is prioritising sporting ambition over financial gain as he approaches his 32nd birthday.

  6. Russo, Stanway & Park lead Lionesses in six-goal blitz

    Alessia Russo's quick-fire brace kickstarted England's 6-1 win over Ukraine on Tuesday, with Georgia Stanway and Jess Park also netting twice to get the Lionesses off to a strong start in qualifying for the 2027 Women's World Cup. It took Sarina Wiegman's side until the second half to break down a resolute Ukraine defence, but once they did, the result was never in doubt, even if Yana Kalinina grabbed a consolation to temporarily halve the deficit.

  7. Spalletti

    Spalletti set for Juve contract extension

    Juventus are moving quickly to tie Luciano Spalletti to a long-term deal, despite their recent Champions League exit against Galatasaray. Following recent player renewals, the Bianconeri board wants to lock down the former Italy manager until 2028. This extension aims to provide a clear technical project and stability as the club focuses entirely on domestic success and future sustainability.

  8. 'They didn't believe in me!' - Bournemouth star slams AC Milan

    Bournemouth's Spanish full-back Alex Jimenez has opened up on his bitter departure from AC Milan, revealing deep frustration with the club's management. The 20-year-old expressed anger over what he perceived as a lack of faith in his abilities from the Italian club's officials, explaining why he felt forced to leave despite his lingering, continuous love for the Rossoneri.

  9. Tottenham complain to PGMOL over officiating

    Tottenham have officially reached the end of their patience with Premier League officiating, lodging a formal written complaint to the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) regarding a series of "inconsistent" decisions. The London club, currently navigating a turbulent period under interim manager Igor Tudor, have reached out directly to PGMOL chief Howard Webb to express their growing frustration. The correspondence reportedly focuses heavily on a perceived lack of uniformity in how contact inside the penalty area is being officiated, specifically regarding goals that have been either awarded or chalked off in high-stakes moments.

  10. Getafe star calls for 10-match ban for Rudiger after brutal foul

    Real Madrid’s shocking 1-0 defeat to Getafe on Monday has been overshadowed by a moment of pure controversy involving Antonio Rudiger. The German powerhouse escaped any on-field punishment despite appearing to drive his knee into the face of Getafe left-back Diego Rico while the defender was already grounded. The incident has sparked a wave of fury from the visitors, with Rico leading the charge by suggesting the former Chelsea man acted with deliberate malice during a heated exchange between the two sides.