Barcelona’s president is a joke – Neymar
Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar labelled Josep Maria Bartomeu a “joke” after the Barcelona president’s recent comments regarding his move.
Keeping Sanchez costs Arsenal £140m – Wenger
Arsenal’s decision to keep Alexis Sanchez at the club could cost as much as £140-million, believes Arsene Wenger.
Brazil coach Tite expects more from Firmino
Brazil coach Tite expects more from Roberto Firmino, after the forward struggled to have an impact in his side’s draw against Colombia.
Bafana’s Bongani Zungu: Why I moved to France
Bafana Bafana midfielder Bongani Zungu has revealed why he made the move from Europa League side Vitoria Guimaraes SC to Amiens SC.
Mourinho: My Man United future is not on the agenda
Jose Mourinho insists he is in no rush to sign a contract extension, as the Manchester United boss is content to serve out his three-year deal before entering negotiations.
Watch: Falcao earns Colombia a point against Brazil
Falcao cancelled out Willian’s strike as Brazil and Colombia played to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night in a 2018 Fifa World Cup qualifier.
Vidal to retire from internationals after World Cup
Arturo Vidal is set to retire after the 2018 World Cup in Russia, after revealing his future international plans. Vidal already appeared to hint at international retirement following Chile’s shock 3-0 loss to Paraguay in World Cup qualifying last week. And the 30-year-old midfielder – veteran of 97 caps – discussed his future again after Chile suffered a 1-0 defeat… Read more →
Watch: Spain put eight goals past Liechtenstein
Spain continued their winning streak in the Fifa World Cup qualifiers as they thrashed Liechtenstein 8-0 on Tuesday night.
Coutinho fit to play 90 minutes – Tite
Brazil coach Tite believes Philippe Coutinho is fit enough to perform for 90 minutes, but says he will not start the Liverpool star against Colombia due to his lack of action this season.
Simeone renews Atletico deal until 2020
Atletico Madrid have received a huge boost with manager Diego Simeone signing a two-year extension which runs until 2020.