Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler remains unfazed by Manchester United's reported interest in Carlos Baleba. The Seagulls' manager stated he's "not afraid" of losing the midfielder, even as United, bolstered by signings like Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha, target further midfield reinforcements
Brighton's Fabian Hurzeler isn't losing sleep over Manchester United's reported interest in Carlos Baleba. The Seagulls' boss revealed he's "not afraid" of an approach for the rising star. This confidence comes amidst United's midfield strengthening, with names like Benjamin Sesko, Matheus Cunha, and Bryan Mbeumo already secured
Alexi Lalas hailed Matt Turner's commanding clean sheet in his New England Revolution comeback, calling it "exactly what Matt Turner needed." This stellar performance could be a game-changer, reigniting his bid for the USMNT's coveted No. 1 goalkeeping position amidst fierce competition
Someone decided I can't be part of the group!" Gianluigi Donnarumma's furious statement confirms his PSG departure. Rumors swirl of a Premier League move, with Manchester City reportedly stepping up transfer talks for the Italian star
Ruben Amorim is stamping his authority at Manchester United, establishing a dynamic six-player leadership group to galvanize the squad. This seasoned approach, blending youth and experience, aims to elevate the club's standards following a disappointing 2024-25 season that saw them finish 15th in the Premier League and suffer a Europa League final defeat.
Jack Grealish admitted calling Toffees icon Wayne Rooney was a key factor behind his Everton loan move, crediting the England legend for invaluable advice
Tottenham are eyeing a sensational swoop for Crystal Palace's attacking gem, Eberechi Eze! With a potent £68m release clause still active, Spurs have a golden chance to outmanoeuvre rivals Arsenal and secure the England international's signature, potentially reshaping the Premier League landscape
Former Manchester United and Argentina defender Marcos Rojo has been forced to drop his name from the back of his shirt at his new club due to a hilarious rivalry reason. Rojo left Argentine giants Boca Juniors this summer after his contract was ripped up by the club. He switched to fellow top division side Racing Club as a free agent, but he won't be able to display his full name on his new kit.
Marcos Rojo's shirt is getting a makeover! The ex-Man Utd defender has dropped his famous surname at his new club, Racing Club, thanks to a hilariously petty rivalry. After leaving Boca Juniors, Rojo joined fellow top-division side Racing Club as a free agent, but his full name won't be gracing his new kit due to an amusing football feud
