Ryan Reynolds' reign as Wrexham's top boss has been overshadowed! UK football fans, when asked about their dream club owners, have crowned Elon Musk and David Beckham as more desirable than the Hollywood titan. A surprising one in five fans would welcome the Tesla and X magnate aboard, leaving Reynolds with a mere 10% of the vote
Manchester United fans have spoken, branding the club the "worst run" in the Premier League by a significant margin. Despite the recent Sir Jim Ratcliffe & INEOS takeover, a recent fan survey overwhelmingly placed the Red Devils at the bottom for club management
MLS Commissioner Don Garber highlighted the league's transformative growth, citing David Beckham as the prime example of how celebrity ownership is reshaping the MLS landscape. Garber recently shared these insights during an executive-level experience in the Hamptons, detailing the profound impact of high-profile owners on the league's trajectory and expansion
Real Betis is reportedly eyeing an ambitious move to bring Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos back to the club. This renewed interest comes as a significant blow to the Andalusian side, with star player Isco facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines due to injury. The midfielder's absence is expected to leave a substantial void in Betis' midfield, prompting them to explore options for a dynamic replacement. Ceballos, a product of Betis' academy, has been with Real Madrid since 2017, and a return to his former club could be on the cards to address their midfield concerns
Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho faces fresh scrutiny: spotted with a vape while getting a new tattoo, the young star, reportedly out of favour and awaiting a potential Chelsea transfer, reignites past vaping controversies
Juventus eyeing Kolo Muani! A €10m loan deal with PSG is on the table, but Turin awaits player sales. Premier League clubs are watching!
Barcelona's season opener faces uncertainty as President Joan Laporta reveals a looming registration deadline for new signings. This development follows a U-turn on Marc-Andre ter Stegen's status, with plans now in place to add Joan Garcia
After a period of uncertainty, a breakthrough has been reached between Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Barcelona, with all past issues now reportedly "resolved." However, the immediate future of new goalkeeper Joan Garcia remains in limbo, as he frankly admits, "I can't do anything" regarding his timely registration for La Liga
Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Barcelona's trusted shot-stopper, has publicly declared his intention to move past recent club tensions. In an address to the fervent Barcelona fanbase, he emphasized that the time is ripe for a collective focus on the future and renewed success
