Fifa reveal why certain votes for Salah as Best Men’s Player didn’t count

Some votes for Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah in Fifa’s The Best awards weren’t counted because of signature problems.

Chambers reveals what’s behind his current Arsenal form

Calum Chambers has explained that his experiences on loan have helped him grow into the Arsenal player he is today.

Pochettino committed to turning Tottenham’s fortunes around

Mauricio Pochettino admits Tottenham Hotspur’s poor start to the season has left him hurting, but he is committed to turning their fortunes around.

Barca want to prevent Fati’s U17 WC

Barcelona are keen to keep hold of African star Ansu Fati for their upcoming El Clasico against Real Madrid in October.

Xavi would want Sterling at Barca if he became manager

Xavi recently admitted that he would love to manage Barcelona – and reportedly sees Raheem Sterling as the perfect signing.

Gerrard flattered after Klopp tips him as Liverpool successor

Steven Gerrard was ‘surprised and flattered’ to hear Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp tip him as his successor, but the Rangers boss insists he wants the German to remain at Anfield for many years to come.

Carabao Cup wrap: Man City, Arsenal cruise into fourth round

Manchester City cruised into the Carabao Cup fourth round after claiming a comfortable 3-0 victory over Preston North End on Tuesday.

‘The best ever!’ – Portugal’s response as Ronaldo loses out to Messi in Fifa best awards

Cristiano Ronaldo saw eternal rival Lionel Messi walk away with the Fifa Best award for 2019, but those in Portugal have come out in support of a player they consider to be ‘the best ever’.

Messi named Best Fifa Men’s Player ahead of Van Dijk and Ronaldo

Barcelona’s Lionel Messi has been named the Best Fifa Men’s Player at this year’s awards ceremony, beating Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk and Juventus’ Cristiano Ronaldo to scoop the prize.

I deserved to be sacked – Mourinho

Jose Mourinho admits he deserved to be sacked as Manchester United manager – but he isn’t enjoying watching them struggle under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.