World Cup veteran Joachim Löw has turned down a chance to lead Uzbekistan. The former Germany manager rejected an offer to coach the Asian nation, currently ranked 55th in the FIFA rankings, as they prepare for their historic first World Cup appearance
Barcelona's Marc Casado applauded Nastic de Tarragona's swift decision to cancel Jose Manuel Calderon's transfer. This move came after his anti-Catalan statements surfaced, highlighting a zero-tolerance policy for divisive rhetoric in football
Micah Richards has pinpointed a vital trait missing from Marcus Rashford's game: the killer instinct that defines global footballing elites. The United striker, now on loan at Barcelona, has shown glimpses of his talent under Hansi Flick, scoring and assisting recently, but Richards believes a ruthless edge in front of goal is the key to unlocking his full potential
Bernardo Silva confesses to being a "bad loser," shedding light on his decision to skip Liverpool's 2020 guard of honour
Villarreal's president, Fernando Roig, has stood by Thomas Partey, urging fans to withhold judgment. Partey faced boos on his debut against Aston Villa, following his bail being granted on rape charges. Roig emphasized that players deserve support, even during challenging times
Rasmus Hojlund, facing an uncertain future at Manchester United, is reportedly ready to embrace a new chapter with AC Milan next season, signaling a potential blockbuster move
Young Kai Rooney, a budding talent at Manchester United, faces a stark reality check. His legendary father, Wayne Rooney, has cautioned him against leaning on his iconic status. Kai must forge his own path, proving his worth through sheer hard work and individual brilliance, as no amount of familial fame will guarantee success on the Old Trafford pitch.
The USMNT Transfer Notebook is buzzing with activity! Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace are reportedly locked in a pursuit of Yunus Musah. Meanwhile, Columbus Crew's Max Arfsten appears to be edging closer to a European move, signaling exciting potential for American talent abroad
It's go time!" Tyler Adams, the USMNT's tenacious midfielder, is geared up for a breakthrough season with Bournemouth. After battling injury woes last term, he's fueled by renewed optimism and ready to make his mark in the 2025-26 campaign
