Champions League

Gabriel Shirt Sales Jump 350% After Missed Champions League Final Penalty

And not all of the buyers, perhaps, are Arsenal supporters.

by Redazione Undici

PSG Never Stopped Believing They Would Win the Final

A sign of total belief in their own ability—and a team now mature enough to build a winning cycle.

by Redazione Undici

PSG haven’t just won back-to-back Champions Leagues — they’ve become a blueprint for elite football, and the credit belongs to Luis Enrique

With a coherent long-term project, the Spanish coach has reshaped his club’s identity, turning it into a benchmark in technical, tactical and managerial terms.

by Redazione Undici

Arsenal came close to containing Luis Enrique’s PSG — but in the end, the stronger side prevailed

At the end of a tightly fought final, Luis Enrique’s side secured a second consecutive Champions League title. And although it came on penalties, this was no fluke.

by Alfonso Fasano

The Champions League final in Budapest is the realisation of Viktor Orbán’s dream, who in the meantime, however, has lost the elections

The former Hungarian premier worked enormously hard to organise the most important match in European club football, as part of a project that put football at the centre of national identity.

by Redazione Undici

Roma in the Champions League proves that if you give Gasperini a team (and freedom of action), Gasperini will reach his objectives

In less than a year, the giallorosso coach has given back ambition and cohesion to a team coming off complicated seasons. And he did it his own way, enduring the tensions within the club, leaning on the pitch, on the players, on the group.

by Redazione Undici

Como in the Champions League is the triumph of ideas, of a project never seen before in Italy

Fàbregas's club and team, thanks to visionary work on and off the pitch, have dismantled quite a few preconceptions and quite a bit of rhetoric. And they have taken a fourth place that, if you think about it, is not so surprising.

by Alfonso Fasano

The Kroenke family, which owns Arsenal, has now won the Premier League, the NBA, the NHL and the Super Bowl (while awaiting the Champions League final)

The American investors have created a vast and winning sporting empire, which also includes some of the most important clubs in American professional sport.

by Redazione Undici

The time has come to consider Luis Enrique as one of the best coaches of his generation, and of all time too

PSG is a team of phenomenal players, fine, but one that really knows how to do everything. Even go to the home of Bayern and not concede a goal.

by Redazione Undici

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.

by Alfonso Fasano

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.

by Redazione Undici

The origins and discovery of Lamine Yamal, the chosen one who came from the barrio

Prime Video has made a minidoc in Rocafonda, the neighborhood where the very young Barcelona superstar grew up: for everyone, around there, his explosion was only a matter of time.

by Tore Marino