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Dithejane welcomes Chicago Fire challenge after MLS switch

Puso Dithejane has described his move to Chicago Fire as an important step in his professional development after completing a long-term transfer to Major League Soccer under the league’s U-22 Initiative.

Man Utd appoint Carrick as manager to end of the season

Manchester United confirmed Michael Carrick as interim manager until the end of the season on Tuesday, tasking him with leading the Red Devils back into the Champions League.

Tottenham agree €40m deal for Conor Gallagher

Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement to sign Conor Gallagher for a reported €40 million after the midfielder opted to join Spurs, despite Atlético Madrid also holding talks with Aston Villa earlier in the day.

Barcelona secure João Cancelo on season-long loan

FC Barcelona have confirmed the return of João Cancelo on a loan deal until the end of the season, with the Portuguese defender rejoining the club following an agreement with Al-Hilal Riyadh.

AFCON hosts stand between Nigeria and final

AFCON 2025 reaches boiling point on Wednesday night as hosts Morocco face Nigeria in a high-stakes semi-final.

AFCON semi-final loaded with unfinished business

All attention turns to Wednesday night as Senegal and Egypt collide in a heavyweight AFCON 2025 semi-final steeped in rivalry, pressure and unfinished business.

Morocco’s Bono ‘one of best goalkeepers in the world’

While Brahim Diaz scored in five straight matches and steered Morocco to an Africa Cup of Nations semi-final against Nigeria on Wednesday, goalkeeper Yassine Bounou has also played a key role.

Mane and Salah clash with AFCON final at stake

Three years after they last appeared together, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah meet again on Wednesday on opposing sides as Senegal and Egypt clash for a place in the Africa Cup of Nations final.

Osimhen leads Nigeria’s AFCON redemption bid

If there was a moment that summed up Nigeria’s failed World Cup qualifying campaign, it was perhaps Victor Osimhen’s incredible miss during a crunch play-off against Gabon.