Martina Alcheva

Karim Benzema and Jose Mourinho—two names forever tied to the golden era of Real Madrid—are once again being mentioned in the same breath.

Barcelona’s season continues to swing between relief and despair as the Blaugrana has received news that both delighted and worried their fans in equal measure.

Real Madrid is preparing for what could be one of its most decisive summers in recent memory.

While everyone celebrates Sergio Busquets’ career in numbers and trophies, Sergio Ramos has focused on the man behind the medals.

The question many fans immediately ask is: How many trophies has Sergio Busquets won in his career? The answer is as staggering as his impact on the pitch.

One of Barcelona's last Champions League winners and Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami teammate, Sergio Busquets, has revealed his decision on the future with a clear 10-word announcement. 

Massimiliano Allegri could make shocking changes to Milan’s regular starting attacking duo – and Christian Pulisic and Santiago Gimenez might be in for a rough ride.

The decision over his long-term future—whether he extends his stay at San Siro or chooses a new path—remains one of the most fascinating possibilities in Italian soccer.

Spain boss Luis de la Fuente has responded to Hansi Flick’s sharp criticism with a four-word claim that has only added fuel to the debate around Lamine Yamal’s recent injury.

Just like Lionel Messi earlier, Sergio Ramos made headlines in Mexico this week—but not for the right reasons.

Christian Pulisic has been handed a huge boost — one that could tilt the balance in Milan’s favor. After weeks of uncertainty, a key teammate has finally returned from injury, and the timing could not be more perfect.

The headlines before kickoff center on something unusual — Robert Lewandowski is not named in the starting XI.

Finally unlocked and loaded, Santiago Gimenez delivered—but behind his resurgence lies an unexpected source of inspiration, courtesy of Christian Pulisic, his American teammate and rival on the international stage.

In the Coppa Italia against Lecce, Gimenez not only broke his scoring drought but also sent a strong seven-word message to Milan’s management.

In a remark that has sparked debate across Spain and beyond, Tebas gave an unusual seven-word explanation for why Yamal did not claim the Golden Ball—adding a mysterious twist to an already dramatic evening.