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  1. Infantino hails Argentina 'professionalism'

    FIFA president Gianni Infantino has sparked controversy after a leaked letter revealed him praising Argentina’s "professionalism" during the 2026 World Cup. The comments come despite the governing body simultaneously investigating the Albiceleste for their chaotic conduct following the final defeat to Spain, which ended in a 1-0 loss after extra time.

  2. Maresca: I won't 'copy and paste' Guardiola at Man City

    Newly appointed Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has firmly rejected suggestions that he will simply replicate Pep Guardiola's tactical blueprint at the Etihad. Speaking at his official unveiling, the 46-year-old Italian acknowledged the daunting historical precedent of clubs crumbling after long-serving iconic managers depart, openly vowing to learn from the post-Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger eras to stamp his own distinct identity on City.

  3. Cape Verde hero Vozinha has a new club!

    Cape Verde's World Cup breakout star Vozinha has officially secured a move to Chilean heavyweights Colo-Colo following his heroic exploits on the global stage. The veteran goalkeeper became a viral sensation during the summer tournament, attracting interest from across the globe before deciding on a move to South America.

  4. Leeds and Ajax battle for Brandt

    Leeds United have emerged as serious contenders to land former Borussia Dortmund star Julian Brandt as the German midfielder evaluates his options following his departure from the Bundesliga. The 30-year-old is currently a free agent, sparking a high-profile battle between the Yorkshire club and Dutch giants Ajax for his signature.

  5. Haaland leads Viking row at Donnarumma wedding

    Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has once again proven he is the life of the party after being filmed leading a "Viking row" at the wedding of his teammate Gianluigi Donnarumma. The prolific striker took to the stage to orchestrate the viral celebration that became a global sensation during the World Cup.

  6. Petit rules out Kane for Ballon d'Or over World Cup 'disappearance'

    France and Premier League legend Emmanuel Petit has brutally crushed Harry Kane’s hopes of winning the Ballon d'Or, claiming the striker "disappeared" when things got tough for both club and country. The former midfielder argued that despite Kane's heavy goalscoring metrics in Germany, his failure to show up in the critical knockout matches of the Champions League and the 2026 World Cup leaves him trailing behind Europe's elite.

  1. Newcastle and Milan in Tomori talks

    Newcastle United have intensified their efforts to bring Fikayo Tomori back to the Premier League, submitting a formal opening proposal to AC Milan. The Magpies are eager to bolster their defensive options following a season of significant backline challenges, identifying the former Chelsea man as a primary target.

  2. Worker dies at Camp Nou site

    Barcelona have expressed their condolences and offered support to the family of a construction worker who tragically passed away at the Spotify Camp Nou. The incident occurred during the ongoing redevelopment of the iconic stadium, which has been under renovation since June 2023.

  3. PSG plot audacious Rodri move

    Paris Saint-Germain have thrown a surprise twist into the Rodri transfer saga, reportedly making contact with Manchester City to explore a move for the Spain international, just as Real Madrid appeared to be closing in on a deal for the World Cup-winning midfielder.

  4. How Messi could have played for Brazil instead of Argentina

    Lionel Messi could have represented Brazil instead of Argentina, according to a three-year historical investigation into his maternal lineage. The Inter Miami star, who inspired La Albiceleste to the 2026 World Cup final before suffering a 1-0 defeat to Spain, was also eligible to play for Italy and Spain during his iconic career.