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  1. Michael Owen England Portugal Euro 2004Getty
    EnglandExclusive

    Biggest regrets? Owen picks two tournaments England should’ve won

    England have named their squad for the 2026 World Cup, but can they go on to achieve what the so-called ‘Golden Generation’ could not and deliver a long-awaited international title? Michael Owen formed part of several trophy bids in the 1990s and 2000s, with the ex-Liverpool and Real Madrid striker telling GOAL of the failures that were toughest to stomach.

  2. Alisson Liverpool 2025-26Getty
    LiverpoolExclusive

    Only way Alisson will leave Liverpool amid shock transfer talk

    Alisson has been generating shock transfer talk at Liverpool, but former Reds star John Arne Riise has explained to GOAL why a surprising move for the Brazilian goalkeeper in 2026 remains unlikely. The experienced South American has spent eight memorable years at Anfield, and remains under contract, but is seeing questions asked of his future on Merseyside.

  4. Pep Guardiola Manchester City 2025Getty
    P. GuardiolaExclusive

    ‘Don’t celebrate’ - Evra tells Utd not to rejoice at Pep exit

    Manchester United fans have been told “don’t celebrate” as they prepare to see Pep Guardiola leave ‘noisy neighbours’ City, with Patrice Evra claiming that sudden departure is “sad” news for everybody associated with English football. It has been officially confirmed that an iconic coach will be bidding farewell to the Etihad Stadium this summer. Said announcement has been warmly received by many at Old Trafford.

  5. Martin Odegaard Arsenal 2025-26Getty
    M. OedegaardExclusive

    Boring to amazing! Odegaard critics at Arsenal shock & surprise

    Martin Odegaard has faced criticism at times over the last couple of seasons, but he is now a Premier League title winner at Arsenal and fellow countryman John Arne Riise has told GOAL why he is “shocked and surprised” that anybody has ever doubted an “amazing” talent. The Norway international remains a key cog in Mikel Arteta’s well-oiled machine at Emirates Stadium.

  7. Tottenham 2025-26 goalGetty
    TottenhamExclusive

    Relegation battle to top-four: Can Spurs emulate Man Utd?

    Tottenham have become embroiled into another relegation battle, but could they emulate Manchester United by morphing into top-four contenders next season? Alan Hutton has explained to GOAL why a similar transformation in north London remains unlikely as “huge money” will be required in order to deliver a remarkable reversal in collective fortunes.

  1. Erling Haaland Ballon d'OrGetty/GOAL
    Erling HaalandExclusive

    ‘Sh*tload of goals’ - What Haaland needs for Ballon d’Or win

    Erling Haaland has been informed of what he will require in order to become a Ballon d’Or winner, with John Arne Riise telling GOAL that the Manchester City superstar needs a “sh*tload of goals” before being recognised as the best player on the planet. The Norwegian striker has tended to deliver on that front, and has long been billed as a natural heir to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in the Golden Ball-winning department.

  4. James Tavernier Rangers 2025-26Getty
    RangersExclusive

    Will Tavernier regret Gers bench strop & could he make PL move?

    James Tavernier opted against taking up a seat on the bench for his final Ibrox fixture as a Rangers player, as he prepares to become a free agent, but will the long-serving full-back live to regret that decision? Alan Hutton believes those thoughts will form in time, with the ex-Gers defender also speculating with GOAL on what the immediate future could have in store.

  15. GFX Harry Maguire Thomas TuchelGetty/GOAL
    T. TuchelH. Maguire

    Tuchel 'surprised' by Maguire squad omission statement

    England manager Thomas Tuchel has admitted his surprise at Harry Maguire’s reaction after the veteran defender was omitted from the Three Lions' 26-man World Cup squad. The German coach heavily praised the centre-back’s exceptional seasonal form but defended his ultimate selection blueprint, which relies on a core group of established tournament leaders.

  17. Melchie Dumornay Lyon GFXGOAL
    Women's Champions LeagueOL Lyonnes

    How Dumornay came to lead Lyon's hopes of UWCL glory

    Melchie Dumornay has always had something special. After catching the eye of then-Reims manager Amandine Miquel at the 2018 Under-20 Women's World Cup, the Haitian prospect would sign for the French club three years later, when she turned 18. Within weeks, Miquel had no doubts. "This is going to be one of the best players in the world in the next few years," she declared. Fast forward to today and Miquel has already been proven right.

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