Football

Real Madrid misses Toni Kroos so much that they have decided to bring him back, even though they still don’t know what to have him do.

For now, the role doesn't matter, as long as Toni's class returns to the Bernabéu.

by Redazione Undici

If you want to watch England in the World Cup at an English pub, know that there are very few spots left.

Times reports that many venues in London, and not just in London, have sold out of tickets and have recorded more requests compared to the last World Cup or European Championships.

by Redazione Undici

Bayern Munich 2025/26 is shattering all Bundesliga records, but in the meantime, it has debuted EIGHT players under twenty.

For the Bundesliga, this is a new record, but Kompany has given debuts to two others in the Champions League.

by Redazione Undici

At the most important moment, in the most difficult moment, Marcus Thuram took back Inter and returned to being a great striker.

Chivu's team was without Lautaro and was two goals down. But then the French striker took center stage and brought the Nerazzurri one step away from the scudetto.

by Redazione Undici

Arsenal has entered into a global partnership agreement with Facebook and WhatsApp, and it is the first time that Meta collaborates with such an important football club.

Meta had already worked with Mercedes, a Formula One team, and has now paved the way for a potentially huge market.

by Redazione Undici

Union Berlin has chosen to entrust the team to Marie-Louise Eta, who will thus become the first female coach in the history of the Bundesliga and the top five leagues in Europe.

The German team made a choice that has never been seen before, at least at this level.

by Redazione Undici

Italian football struggles to produce talents, but also to preserve them and keep them playing for a long time.

From Insigne to Bernardeschi, up to Balotelli, Zaniolo, and Chiesa: an entire generation of very good footballers has not been able to maintain high levels until retirement, both with the National team and with clubs.

by Cristiano Carriero

Lens has become PSG’s rival for the Ligue 1 title, but continues to spend little to honor the working-class and mining roots of its fans.

For the club, keeping the accounts in order is as important as the pact with its community: amid unemployment and low wages, Thauvin's Lens wants to be "also a socio-economic model," in addition to being a sports one.

by Redazione Undici

There is no other team like Como, interview with Mirwan Suwarso

The president of the Lake club talks about a project never seen before in Italian football: no declared sporting objective, a shareholder coach who will choose his successor, the ambition to attract (other) tourism to the city through football. And much more.

by Leonardo Micheli

At Roma people want to win quickly, at Bournemouth you can do football looking to the future: an interview with Tiago Pinto

Bournemouth's President of Football Operations talks about his career, his experiences around Europe and his new life in the Premier League: an environment in which you can work in a creative and visionary way, and not only because of the great economic resources.

by Francesco Paolo Giordano

For some time now Premier League clubs have been doing their transfer business mostly among themselves, because they are too rich for the rest of Europe

And at the same time the spending towards the continent is decreasing, by now relegated to a satellite of the English supremacy.

by Redazione Undici

Tom Brady is not only one of the co-owners of Birmingham City, but now he also helps with the transfer business

The former NFL star has an aura that allows him to convince a potential signing with a simple phone call: Carlos Vicente recounted it, the English club's new signing (who chose to move from the Liga to the Championship).

by Redazione Undici