Portugal lost 0-2 against Ireland on Thursday in Dublin, on account of a World Cup qualifier match. Cristiano Ronaldo received a red card. Ireland opened the scoreboard in the 17th minute when Troy Parrott found the net on a corner kick.
Manchester United want to sign a top midfielder in the winter or summer transfer windows next year, and if it were up to most Man United supporters, they’d sign two of them.
Chelsea are always one of the most active teams in the transfer window, and while their main focus last summer was bolstering their attack, they did land a couple of new faces in the midfield.
Arsenal vastly upgraded their team and look so much stronger tactically with the addition of Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres this past summer transfer window, and while they have Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz behind him, it looks like they want more of a scoring striker with future upside as the No.
Arsenal already have one of the best midfields in world football, as the additions of backup playmaker Eberechi Eze and elite anchor Martin Zubimendi have taken the Gunners to another level.
The Curva Nord of the Stadio Olimpico will be deserted during the contest between Lazio and Lecce, as the Biancocelesti ultras call for a protest following an incident that occurred while they were holding a tribute to Vincenzo Paparelli.
Arsenal have earned widespread praise this season for their impressive run of clean sheets, but in many ways, Sunderland’s ability to end that streak after eight consecutive matches without conceding could prove beneficial.
Portugal have been handed a major blow in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. They would have expected to pick up a win over Ireland earlier today, but they have now crashed to a 2-0 defeat.
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has been linked with a move away from the German club in recent months. Chelsea and Manchester United are interested in signing the England International.
Tottenham Hotspur target Kenan Yildiz might just be heading for January exit after failing to extend his Juventus contract There are growing concerns surrounding the lack of impact made by Tottenham’s attackers under Thomas Frank this season.
When a football scout is credited with discovering players such as Marek Hamsik, Kalidou Koulibaly and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, it is easy to see why no club would wish to lose such a figure.
Tottenham focused on signing established, top-quality players during the summer transfer window as they aimed to build on last season’s Europa League success.
Throughout his 17 years in the Liverpool first team, Jamie Carragher played alongside plenty of illustrious names. From John Barnes and Robbie Fowler at
Tottenham Hotspur have made their intentions clear to sign a striker following Randal Kolo Muani’s injury. The Frenchman suffered a jaw fracture in Spurs’ 2-2 draw with Manchester United last weekend, ruling him out of action for several weeks.
Manchester United are looking to sign the German International midfielder Angelo Stiller from VfB Stuttgart in January. According to a report from Fichajes, the player is valued at €45 million.
Liverpool have reportedly made a ‘take-it-or-leave-it’ contract offer to one player, with club chiefs awaiting his reponse. Ibrahima Konate now has less
Chelsea are interested in signing the Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic. Tottenham were linked with Vlahovic as well, but a report from TEAMtalk claims that they have now decided to abandon their pursuit of the Serbian International.
Myles Lewis-Skelly has been linked with a potential move away from Arsenal during the January transfer window as he seeks more first-team opportunities and aims to keep his hopes alive of playing for England at the next World Cup.
The deal that took Nicolas Jackson to Bayern Munich on loan for the season was pretty messy, and came within moment of being called off. It doesn’t look like it’s getting any less messy.
Chelsea are having a funny start to this season where nobody can quite make up their mind about whether things are heading in the right or the wrong direction.
Manchester United have been told that they won’t have to pay anywhere near Nottingham Forest’s £100 million valuation for Elliot Anderson. Ever since United first established their interest in the coveted 23-year-old, reports have suggested they’d be paying the big bucks to prise him from the reluctant Forest next summer.
Arsenal have become the new set-piece kings of both England and Europe, earning praise for their tactical precision from dead-ball situations. While some