It has been a year like no other but when it came to selecting our ninth male top 100 list our judges did not hesitate to come together to form our largest panel yet with 241 judges from 71 countries, including the Monaco midfielder Cesc Fàbregas and Brazil legends Zé […]
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Boca Juniors striker Carlos Tevez dedicates goal to Diego Maradona by celebrating strike with club jersey given to him by the late Argentina legend… but it earned him a booking from the referee! Diego Maradona died aged 60 last Wednesday following chronic heart failure Football world is in mourning for […]
Pep Guardiola’s former assistant at Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Barcelona sacked after just 10 GAMES at Flamengo as Brazilian giants pull the trigger following two heavy defeats Domenec Torrent has been one of Pep Guardiola’s closest allies in coaching The pair worked together at Manchester City, Bayern Munich and […]
The Brazilian was subbed off in the first half of Sunday’s game with a bloodied patch visible on his shorts. “The athlete Gustavo Henrique went through an evaluation with urologist Paulo Henrique, who recommended three days of rest and therapy with antibiotics,” said a statement from the club. “He remains […]
Club World Cup in Qatar could be CANCELLED due to the coronavirus pandemic, admits FIFA president Gianni Infantino The Club World Cup is currently set to take place in Qatar in December Due to Covid-19 there have been delays to international club competitions It could result in the tournament being […]
April 18, 2017 was a big day in Brazilian football. They decided who won the league title – in 1987. Sport Recife took the crown, three supreme court judges to one, over Flamengo who had, for 30 years, considered the title theirs, even though Recife entered the 1988 Copa Libertadores. […]
Quique Setien’s grip on the Barcelona job appears to be slipping by the day. The LaLiga champions are now four points behind Real Madrid in the table and face an almost impossible task to retain their crown with their bitter rivals in fine form. There are also a number of […]
W hen Bruno Guimarães was considering a move to Europe, he was not short of options. Benfica, Arsenal and Atlético Madrid were keen, but Lyon had a card up their sleeve: Juninho Pernambucano. Before moving to France, where he won seven Ligue 1 titles as a player, Juninho had lifted […]