Sky Sports pundit Don Goodman hails Wrexham's smart progress under Phil Parkinson in the Championship, but urges Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to beware-the league can brutally "chew you up and spit you out" if complacency creeps in, with the promoted Red Dragons clinging to 18th via gritty draws
Chelsea fans rejoice! The Blues have locked in star midfielder Sjoeke Nusken until 2027, quashing transfer rumors. The 24-year-old German dynamo, fresh off a stellar debut with 12 goals, commits fully despite prior whispers of moves elsewhere
Former Spain star Gaizka Mendieta hints Mikel Arteta's stellar Arsenal reign since 2019 could lure top clubs like Barcelona, where he honed his skills early on
Former striker Daniel Sturridge blasts Liverpool's woes, claiming the Reds desperately lack Luis Diaz's fierce energy post-sale. He criticizes Arne Slot for not starting Florian Wirtz in the Chelsea defeat
Once celebrated as Lionel Messi's heir, Ansu Fati overcame injury woes and turbulent loans to reignite his brilliance at Monaco, shattering a historic Ligue 1 record as the fastest to score five goals
Adam Wharton disclosed Thomas Tuchel's surprising rationale for his England exclusion, snubbing the Crystal Palace midfielder from Wales and Latvia games despite his stellar post-injury form at the club
Vitinha's stellar ascent at PSG hits a milestone as teammates crown him Marquinhos' deputy, capping his 100th Ligue 1 appearance and affirming his pivotal role in Luis Enrique's dynamic squad
Wayne Rooney has escalated his feud with embattled Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim, urging the Portuguese to brace for scrutiny amid the club's dire struggles at Old Trafford. Amorim's job hangs in the balance after just 50 games, as victories remain elusive for the faltering Red Devils
Antonio Conte's Napoli is launching a daring Premier League raid, eyeing Brentford's dynamic right-back Michael Kayode to strengthen their defense behind Giovanni Di Lorenzo in January
Moises Caicedo defiantly rejected comparisons to Chelsea legends N'Golo Kante and Claude Makelele after his spectacular goal against Liverpool. His fierce tackling and match-dominating skills have fueled inevitable nods to the Blues' all-time greats, but Caicedo shrugs it off
