Martina Alcheva

Cristiano Ronaldo ended 2025 with yet another impressive scoring haul, but the global goalscoring landscape produced a surprise that few would have predicted.

Lionel Messi will begin another season at Inter Miami knowing that one of the most intriguing defensive reinforcements linked with the club is no longer an option.

With Cristiano Ronaldo leading the line, Al-Nassr is already planning its first move of the 2026 winter window — and it may come from the most sensitive place possible.

Lionel Messi is set to begin 2026 with yet another reinforcement arriving at Inter Miami, as the MLS Cup holder continues to reshape its squad with clear intent.

With Joan Garcia battling for a 2026 World Cup spot by returning to hostile territory and Gerard Martin alongside him in defense, Barcelona was pushed to its limits by a fearless Espanyol side.

Kylian Mbappe is absent as Real Madrid host Real Betis, a detail that has immediately shifted the spotlight ahead of Sunday’s fixture.

With Neymar's future secured and his focus sharpened by the looming World Cup, Santos has dared to dream again—this time by reuniting two of the most emblematic forwards of a generation.

Pulisic outperformed every teammate, including experienced veterans such as Luka Modric, in one of Serie A’s most telling attacking categories.

What began as a dramatic 3-2 victory for Al-Ahli over Al-Nassr quickly escalated into one of the most talked-about post-match reactions of the season—one that sent a pointed message straight at Ronaldo and his previously untouchable side.

Robert Lewandowski is usually the first name fans expect to see when Barcelona takes the field, especially on a night as charged as the Derbi Barceloni.

Although Christian Pulisic’s contribution on the pitch was brief, his response afterward quickly caught attention.

Cristiano Ronaldo entered the new year carrying momentum, expectation, and the weight of leadership at Al-Nassr. Instead, the opening chapter of 2026 delivered a harsh reality check.

As the Rossoneri travel to Sardinia to face Cagliari with momentum and belief in the Scudetto race, the sight of their most decisive attacker missing from the final XI inevitably fuels concern.

The opening days of a new year often bring clarity, but for Vinicius and Real Madrid, they have instead deepened a story already loaded with tension.

With the 2026 World Cup looming large, Santos is moving decisively to surround its icon with the kind of attacking support that can turn stability into ambition.