Lothar Matthaus slams Erik ten Hag! The Germany legend is furious that Ten Hag didn't "fight harder" to keep Granit Xhaka at Bayer Leverkusen. Xhaka's sensational £17m move to Sunderland, after a stellar season, could have been prevented, leaving Matthaus questioning Ten Hag's transfer strategy
Marcus Rashford candidly discusses his formative years at Manchester United, revealing the initial challenges and eventual adaptation to Jose Mourinho's demanding management style. "I was angry all the time," Rashford admits, reflecting on the intense pressure and personal growth fostered by the Portuguese tactician's approach
**Premier League Sparks Excitement with Referee Camera Trial!**
Get ready for an unprecedented view of the action as the Premier League pioneers referee cameras for the opening weekend. Following the triumphant success of a similar initiative at the Club World Cup, this groundbreaking trial aims to offer fans unparalleled insight into crucial decisions. Brace yourselves for a season where every call, every sideline interaction, and every strategic whisper could be brought to life, potentially reshaping how we experience the beautiful game
Dortmund stars are pushing for Sancho's return, dubbing the Man Utd misfit a true game-changer! While player unity shouts "yes," the club's leadership whispers "wait.
Theo Walcott has dropped a bombshell, advising Eberechi Eze to resist a summer switch to Arsenal. The former Gunner's blunt 'grass isn't always greener' advice comes as the £68m-rated Crystal Palace star faces a big career decision
Barcelona are reportedly reeling after missing out on their top target, Benjamin Sesko, who has opted to join Manchester United. The Catalan club had identified the young striker as a potential successor to Robert Lewandowski, and Sesko's decision to sign for United has left them 'hurt
Serie A has become an 'elephant graveyard' for football legends," declared former forward Paolo Di Canio, casting doubt on the impact of stars like Kevin De Bruyne and Luka Modric potentially joining the league. He fears the Italian top-flight is no longer a stage for peak performance, but a swansong for players past their prime
BALLGM's latest rankings see a familiar tale for Mikel Arteta's Arsenal, predicted to secure second place for a fourth consecutive season. Meanwhile, Ruben Amorim's revitalized Manchester United are set for a dramatic surge, climbing from 15th to a commendable fifth. The 2025-26 Premier League season promises another thrilling chase at the top and significant shifts in the mid-table battle
BALLGM's 2025-26 Premier League predictions see Arsenal finishing second once more. Ruben Amorim's revitalised Manchester United are forecast to surge from 15th to fifth
