Football
PSG-Bayern 5-4 was the triumph of attack over defence, and there is no point in getting indignant: elite football, today, is a purely offensive game
Luis Enrique, Kompany and the other coaches of the top clubs do nothing but bring out the qualities of their best players, even at the risk of conceding a few more goals.
To understand the PSG-Bayern match, one must look at Achraf Hakimi: more of a winger than a full-back, but above all a decisive player.
The phenomenal Moroccan winger has been a constant offensive reference for his teammates, and this is what makes him unique in his kind.
Brighton has announced that it will build the first stadium in Europe specifically designed for women’s football.
the project is called "Built for Her" and will see the rise of a 10,000-seat facility, entertainment spaces, and underground parking.
For Daniele De Rossi’s Ostiamare, promotion to Serie C is just the beginning of something great.
The Lidense club will play for the first time in the third division of Italian football. And the credit goes to a project based on youth, talent, the identity of the team, and its fans.
A Chilean mathematician has sued UEFA because he claims that the “Swiss format” of the 36-team Champions League is his idea.
According to Leandro Shara, the current League Phase system has been "stolen" from him by the European confederation. For this reason, he has requested a compensation of 20 million euros.
Manchester City already has the new Haaland: his name is Dell, he is a 17-year-old Brazilian and is growing within the vast network of the City Football Group.
For now, Bahia, one of the clubs in the conglomerate, is nurturing him, but the future is already written: he will move to Europe and be tested at all levels.
The Vancouver Whitecaps of Thomas Müller are doing very well, yet there are concrete rumors about a team transfer to Las Vegas (and the fans have not taken it well)
Fans have launched a new movement, “Save The Caps” to avoid losing the team. For now, the owners have reassured the fans, but questions remain.
Even though it seems incredible, Sevilla is seriously at risk of being relegated to Segunda División.
Everything is going wrong and the players "are in tears" as if the verdict has already arrived: the blame for the decline must be sought much further upstream.
After several years, Everton could finally return to play in Europe, but Roma would be a big problem for the Toffees (and vice versa)
Call it the flip side of timeshares, and it's no coincidence that more and more fans are protesting against the corporate groups.
If you miss the old presidents who constantly changed coaches, perhaps you should look towards the Premier League.
The times marked by the unchanging benches of Sir Alex Ferguson or Arsène Wenger are becoming increasingly distant.
Samuele Inácio made his starting debut with Borussia Dortmund, and his performance was anything but ordinary.
The Italian-Brazilian forward of BVB actively participated in a goal for his team and received praise from coach Kovac and his teammates.
Jude Bellingham has invested in a cricket team, and now the Real Madrid roster is full of sports entrepreneurs.
Vinicius Júnior and Thibault Courtois, like many other footballers of our time, have already started their careers as co-owners of companies.