Sundowns must seize Club World Cup payday

The heartbreak of the CAF Champions League final, must now make way for something far bigger: the most lucrative tournament in club football history, writes Dylan Johnson. 

Palmer, Antony battle for European bragging rights

Cole Palmer and Antony will take centre stage as Chelsea and Betis clash for history in the Conference League final this evening, writes Dylan Johnson.

Barca flop Dembélé now Ballon d’Or contender

From Barcelona bust to Ballon d’Or favourite, Ousmane Dembélé’s stunning PSG revival is powering a historic Champions League run, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Diallo set to decide Europa League final

Manchester United’s starboy Amad Diallo will stand out and deliver in the Red Devils UEFA Europa League final clash against Spurs, writes Dylan Johnson.

Burnley’s Foster must step up now

Lyle Foster must seize his Premier League chance as Burnley aim to cement their place among England’s elite, writes Dylan Johnson.

Frimpong set to fill Trent’s boots

Liverpool are closing in on Dutch full-back Jeremie Frimpong, whose £30m release clause makes him a risk-free replacement for the outgoing Trent Alexander-Arnold, writes Dylan Johnson.

Free agent De Bruyne still a risk

Europe’s elite clubs want De Bruyne’s magic, but his £400k wages and injury history are tough to justify on a free, writes Dylan Johnson. 

Dumfries, Thuram key in Inter’s historic win

Inter are in the UEFA Champions League final, and it’s down to the decisive performances of Denzel Dumfries and Marcus Thuram, writes Dylan Johnson. 

Too early for Gibbs-White’s City dream

Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White has been a bright spark in an outstanding season, but a £100m move to Manchester City isn’t yet justified, writes Dylan Johnson.

Lack of Partey presence proves costly for Arsenal

Arsenal’s loss to PSG was shaped by Thomas Partey’s avoidable suspension, which left a key tactical gap in Mikel Arteta’s side, writes Dylan Johnson.