Manchester United soared to the WSL summit with a thrilling 2-0 win over Liverpool on Sunday. A spectacular strike from Hinata Miyazawa and Ella Toone's elegant finish in a dominant first half kept their unbeaten streak alive
Jose Mourinho boldly declares he's a 'much better coach than ever' as Benfica's leader gears up for an epic Champions League showdown with former club Chelsea. After his Fenerbahce departure, the legendary manager has guided his Portuguese team to two wins and a draw
Carlo Ancelotti revealed that Roman Abramovich's lingering admiration for Jose Mourinho ultimately doomed his Chelsea tenure. Despite clinching the Premier League and FA Cup double, their Champions League defeat to Mourinho's Inter Milan sealed his Stamford Bridge exit
Kobbie Mainoo reportedly has a new best friend at Manchester United after the academy star was forced to find new mates following Alejandro Garnacho's exit. United’s dressing room dynamics have shifted again, and it’s Mainoo who has had to adapt. The 19-year-old midfielder, once inseparable from Garnacho, has found himself forging a fresh bond after his best mate departed Old Trafford last month.
Tottenham is at the heart of a staggering £4.5 billion takeover bid, led by ex-DJ and NASA expert Brooklyn Earick with his 12-strong team. Yet, whispers persist: are Spurs truly for sale?
With Thomas Muller's iconic 25-year Bayern legacy fading, Harry Kane vows to lead more assertively, filling the void with renewed spirit. Though director Christoph Freund deems Muller's charisma irreplaceable, Kane highlights the team's unbreakable togetherness despite losing their vocal anchor
Bayern Munich eagerly "hope" Tottenham seals the deal for Joao Palhinha, the talented midfielder sidelined from Vincent Kompany's plans, potentially sparking a thrilling new chapter at Spurs
Wayne Rooney has delivered his verdict on Harry Kane, hailing him as the finest striker ever to pull on an England shirt but also warning that the Bayern Munich hitman is missing one vital ingredient. Rooney, who once held the nation’s all-time goalscoring record, believes Kane’s unmatched finishing ability makes him the definitive No. 9. Yet the former Manchester United legend also suggested that the 31-year-old lacks a certain streak of nastiness that defined Rooney’s own career.
Wayne Rooney lauds Harry Kane as England's premier No. 9 for his lethal finishing, yet reveals the Bayern ace lacks the gritty edge that defined Rooney's legendary career
