FIFA President Gianni Infantino emphasized the importance of keeping “an open mind” regarding the scheduling of future World Cups, extending...
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October9October 10, 2025
Pau Cubarsi Discusses…
In a recent interview with Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona defender Pau Cubarsi discussed various subjects, including the club’s current form, the...
October9October 10, 2025
West Ham United Eyes…
West Ham United is entering a challenging phase this winter as they strive for cohesion under Nuno Espírito Santo. The...
October9October 10, 2025
Cardinale Delighted: AC…
MILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 03: Gerry Cardinale of AC Milan observes before the Serie A match between AC Milan and...
October9October 10, 2025
Jamie Carragher Declares…
Jamie Carragher has proclaimed Erling Haaland as the “greatest goalscorer to have ever played in English football.” This statement follows...
October9October 9, 2025
De Jong on LaLiga in the…
Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has expressed his discontent regarding the decision to move the Catalan side’s LaLiga match against...
October9October 9, 2025
Kylian Mbappé Ready for France National Team After Ankle Issue
Real Madrid superstar Kylian Mbappé has confirmed that he feels fully fit to play for the France national team despite...
October8October 8, 2025
Jude Bellingham Wins England Player of the Year 2025
Jude Bellingham Wins England Player of the Year 2025 Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham has been rewarded for his brilliant...
October7October 9, 2025
UEFA Reluctantly Approves Barcelona Match in Miami — “It’s Regrettable,” Says Ceferin
UEFA has reluctantly approved Barcelona’s plan to play a La Liga match in Miami, marking the first time a Spanish top-flight game will be held outside Spain. President Aleksander Ceferin called the decision “regrettable” and stressed that it should not set a precedent, even as UEFA also allowed AC Milan’s Serie A fixture in Perth.
October4October 9, 2025
Arsenal climb to the summit as Liverpool are stung late at Stamford Bridge
Arsenal moved top on 4 October 2025 with a controlled 2–0 win over West Ham, while Liverpool fell 2–1 at Chelsea to a 90+5’ strike from Estêvão Willian. Momentum shifted: Arsenal look stable; Liverpool need late-game fixes.