Imagine James Trafford's triumphant return to Manchester City with Burnley as their star shot-stopper. Instead, he'll watch from the bench as Yashin trophy winner Gianluigi Donnarumma shines
John Stones is poised to seal a fresh deal with Manchester City, exciting fans as Pep Guardiola's squad eyes extending the England star's pivotal role. His contract expires this summer, yet both sides are eager to prolong his impactful stay at the Etihad Stadium
Phil Foden's stellar revival, praised by Pep Guardiola, sees the Man City dynamo rebound from a lackluster season, reigniting his Premier League dominance after rediscovering his magic
The USL has added an investor with significant capital as it aims to compete with MLS with a first division of its own starting in 2028. BellTower Partners, a private investment firm run by ex-Carlyle Group CEO Kewsong Lee, has purchased a minority equity stake in the North American soccer league. Lee reportedly has a net worth of $28 billion.
USL is soaring with a major investment from BellTower Partners, led by billionaire ex-Carlyle CEO Kewsong Lee. This fuels USL's plan to launch a top-tier division in 2028, rivaling MLS and elevating American soccer!
Mikel Arteta has hit back at Arsenal's critics after being send a "handbrake off" message by pundits following their draw against Manchester City last Sunday. Arteta's side dominated possession against City and stole a point after a last-gasp equaliser from Gabriel Martinelli at Emirates Stadium, but the Spaniard's tactics have been called into question.
Mikel Arteta fiercely defends Arsenal against critics' "handbrake off" jabs after their thrilling draw with Manchester City, where his side dominated possession and snatched a dramatic late equalizer from Gabriel Martinelli, though his tactics remain under fire
Pep Guardiola delivered a cheeky rebuttal to Jose Mourinho comparisons after Manchester City's gritty 1-1 stalemate with Arsenal. The manager faced backlash for using 'park-the-bus' tactics to protect their early lead from Erling Haaland
Gary Neville has ranked Manchester City's new goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma above Arsenal's David Raya and compared the Italian with former Manchester stars Peter Schmeichel and Edwin van der Sar. Neville labelled the former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper an "absolute animal" after watching him shine in City's 1-1 draw with Arsenal on Sunday.
