Lamine Yamal’s dazzling performances for Barcelona have sparked inevitable comparisons with the greatest players football has ever seen. At just 17, the young Spaniard is lighting up the Champions League and La Liga, with some hailing him as the “next Messi.” But amid the headlines and hashtags, the teenager himself remains grounded. “I don’t think […]
Manchester United are one step from the Europa League final after a ruthless 3-0 win over Athletic Bilbao, but Harry Maguire isn’t ready to pop the champagne just yet. In a first-leg semi-final masterclass, Casemiro opened the scoring with a thumping header before Bruno Fernandes took control—slotting home a penalty and adding another from open
With their captain doubtful for the second leg against Barcelona, Simone Inzaghi faces a tactical and emotional dilemma at the most crucial juncture of the season. By [sachin singh] As the dust settles from the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, Inter Milan are grappling not only with Barcelona’s attacking threat but with an
As the Bundesliga season enters its final stretch, March brought a fresh wave of individual brilliance. The six nominees for Player of the Month represent a cross-section of positions, roles, and narratives – from set-piece revelations to defensive anchors and attacking maestros. Here’s an editorial look at the candidates under the microscope. Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia
Manchester United’s woeful performance in their 4-1 defeat to Newcastle on Sunday has drawn fierce criticism from some of football’s most respected pundits — with Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, and Roy Keane all delivering damning verdicts on the club’s current state. Speaking on Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football, Thierry Henry reserved particularly harsh words for
Athletic Club’s rising star Nico Williams is once again at the heart of Europe’s transfer speculation. Following a high-profile saga last summer that saw FC Barcelona pursue the 21-year-old winger relentlessly, Williams is determined to avoid a repeat this time around. The Spain international has taken control of the narrative, setting a firm deadline of
As Real Madrid prepares for one of their most daunting Champions League challenges in recent memory, the air around the Bernabéu is thick with drama, distractions, and uncertainty. Carlo Ancelotti’s men must overturn a 3-0 deficit against a resurgent Arsenal side in the quarter-final second leg on Wednesday — but the buildup to the clash
Barcelona arrive in Germany with one foot already in the semi-finals after a commanding 4-0 victory in the first leg against Borussia Dortmund. The Spanish giants, led by Hansi Flick, look increasingly like a side on a historic run, combining attacking flair with tactical discipline as they push for a remarkable quadruple. Despite the scoreline,
— In a match that lacked the sparkle traditionally associated with FC Barcelona, Hansi Flick’s men managed to grind out a vital 1-0 win against Leganes, thanks to a fortuitous own goal. The result sees Barça stretch their lead at the summit of La Liga to seven points—at least temporarily—as they keep one eye on
: —Liverpool’s Power Move: Salah and Van Dijk Extensions Cement Elite Core KICKER:Big names, bigger intent — Liverpool aren’t just chasing the title; they’re laying the foundation for a new dynasty. SUBHEAD:With Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk set to stay until 2027, the Reds are locking in experience, leadership, and global stardust at the