Calcio internazionale
Lukas Podolski has retired and has now become the owner of Gornik Zabrze, the team he would choose as a child when he played football management games
After starting his career as the owner of a chain of kebab shops, the former striker of the German national team has become a sporting entrepreneur: a role he has been cultivating ever since he was little.
Sant Andreu is a neighborhood team that has reached the third division without losing its working-class, anti-racist, anti-fascist identity
The Catalan club, based on the outskirts of Barcelona, represents an audience increasingly disillusioned with modern football. And so it has attracted not only new fans, but also foreign ownership — without changing the club’s essence.
The new Pompeii and Kappa collection with Deportivo La Coruña contains the entire soul of Galicia
The line is not only inspired by Depor’s most recognizable symbols, but also by the identity of the territory and the people it represents.
Arda Turan has won his first title at Shakhtar, but above all he seems to be the most “Cholista” young coach among all those who were coached by Diego Simeone
From the Argentine coach, the former Turkish playmaker has inherited above all his approach to the defensive phase.
Saúl Ñíguez has released a very important interview about the mental health of footballers, in which he said that “I felt like Maradona then something happened in my head.”
A report that applies to many champions like him, who at a certain point failed to meet expectations due to issues that are too often overlooked, unfortunately.
Hearts are still in the running to win an incredible national title, and a (good) part of the credit goes to a new market model based on algorithms.
The credit goes to the new co-owner Tony Bloom, who already managed Brighton and Union Saint-Gilloise and has implemented a scouting model based on advanced statistics.
Real Zaragoza is a big team in Spain, owned by an American fund, and is rebuilding its stadium, but in the meantime, it is one step away from relegation to the third division.
The risk of ending up with a new Champions League stadium and an amateur team is more real than ever.
Pachuca, in Mexico, sells tickets for matches in small shops, including a stationery store, a pharmacy, and a driving school.
This policy, which has been ongoing for years, aims to "support the local community: the club belongs to everyone."
Bodo/Glimt has announced its new stadium: it will have 10,000 seats, be diamond-shaped, and will be built with sustainable materials suitable for the Arctic Circle.
The structure aims to be a reference point for sports facilities in areas characterized by an extreme climate.
The teams of the Brasileirão have dismissed ten coaches in the first ten matchdays of the championship, and it is a completely normal thing, that has always happened.
At the root of this continuous turnover are systemic issues, therefore economic, but also purely cultural.
In Canada, the first matches are being played with the “Wenger” offside rule, and football already seems like a very, very different game.
Alejandro Diaz's goal in the match between Pacific FC and Halifax Wanderers could represent a turning point: get ready to completely rethink one of the fundamental rules of soccer, at least as we know it.
N.E.C. is a crazy team, the most offensive in Europe, but thanks to its reckless play it finds itself a step away from the Champions League
The Nijmegen club has climbed the Eredivisie with a flurry of goals and is about to play the Dutch Cup final, all thanks to a tactical system that chases spectacle and accepts no compromises.