Chelsea ‘very close’ to signing Mudryk
Chelsea are “very close” to completing a deal for Shakhtar Donetsk striker Mykhailo Mudryk, the Ukraine club said Saturday.
Five World Cup stars to watch in January transfer window
Here are five of the World Cup’s stars who may be on the move when the transfer window opens in January.
‘The Greatest’: Messi and Argentina the toast of world media
Legendary, greatest, immortal: News media across the planet ran out of superlatives after Lionel Messi led Argentina to victory in one of the most dramatic World Cup finals ever.
Croatia claim bronze in another stellar World Cup performance
Following up their Second place finish in 2018. Croatia defeated Morocco 2-1 to finish Third in the FIFA World Cup.
Is this Lionel Messi’s time for World Cup glory?
Lionel Messi is one win away from winning a World Cup title. In what will likely be the Argentine’s last crack at it, can Messi will Argentina to World Cup success?
What’s going on with Mbappe?
With rumours emerging that PSG star Kylian Mbappe has demanded to leave the French champions in January, the BT Sports football pundits discuss what appears to be the issue in Paris.
Caf Confed Cup title won’t save Ncikazi, Davids at Pirates
Even winning the Caf Confederation Cup won’t be enough to save the coaching duo of Mandla Nckiazi and Fadlu Davids at Orlando Pirates, says SASoccerMag writer DEAN WORKMAN.
Sundowns have turned the PSL into a ‘farmers league’
No disrespect intended to all the other DStv Premiership teams, but Mamelodi Sundowns’ dominance of South African football has turned the competition into a ‘farmers league’ as they look nailed on to win a fifth consecutive title, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Hunt is a winner but Chiefs fans must be patient
It is difficult to call for patience after five trophyless years at Naturena. However, after the arrival of Gavin Hunt the Amakhosi faithful need to do just that and give him time to stamp his authority and embed his winning mentality into the Kaizer Chiefs squad, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Chiefs fans deserve better
It’s been over 56 hours since Kaizer Chiefs let the league title slip away. Yet, the club with the biggest supporter base in the country remain silent on their social-media accounts, not offering fans or media any comment, while also having missed post-match media engagements. Chiefs fans deserve better, writes DEAN WORKMAN.