Martina Alcheva

Christian Pulisic’s return lifts Milan spirits, but Santiago Gimenez’s lingering injury setback deals Massimiliano Allegri another blow in Serie A.

The American winger, a vital spark in Milan’s attack this season, has resumed full training ahead of the upcoming Serie A showdown with Parma, sparking hope among fans and relief for his manager. Yet one burning question remains: will he be ready to play?

Alexander Isak and Alisson Becker will both be absent from the Reds’ lineup in one of the most anticipated fixtures of the UEFA Champions League.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's mural near the stadium — once a proud tribute to his journey — has been vandalized, a sign of how fractured his relationship with the city has become.

The latest development surrounding his recovery has sparked optimism at Milanello, yet raised questions across both Serie A and U.S. soccer circles: just how close is Pulisic to making his long-awaited return?

A surprising report has emerged suggesting that Milan is not currently prioritizing his contract renewal, even as the USMNT captain continues to deliver at an elite level.

the eternal debate has reignited once again — and this time, it’s Ronaldo himself who’s thrown gasoline on the fire.

ic. Liverpool and Real Madrid — two of Europe’s grandest clubs — are set to meet once again, renewing a rivalry that has written some of the Champions League’s most unforgettable chapters.

As the Rossoneri prepare for a crucial clash against Roma at San Siro, Allegri has finally offered a glimmer of light. The end of the tunnel is near.

And while Christian Pulisic continues his recovery from injury, the focus has now turned toward Allegri’s tactical choices — particularly around Luka Modric and Santiago Gimenez — as the Italian coach ponders his starting lineup for this crucial encounter.

After James Rodriguez’s expected departure from Club Leon, another former European standout has quietly packed his bags — while Sergio Ramos continues to ponder his own uncertain future at Monterrey.

The Saudi Pro League leaders, unbeaten in the competition so far, return home searching for redemption — and with one burning question echoing through Riyadh: Will Cristiano Ronaldo play?

The name Ronaldo once again echoes across world soccer — but this time, it’s a new voice carrying it forward. As Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., the 15-year-old son of the Portuguese legend, continues his rise through the ranks, a moment of pure emotion has captured the attention of fans everywhere. The young forward, playing for Portugal’s U16 national team, found the net against Wales in the Football Federations Cup — and his father’s reaction summed up what the moment meant for the entire Ronaldo family.

While Cristiano Ronaldo remains a dominant figure in global soccer even into his 40s, a new chapter of his story is already being written — one that bears his name but belongs to another generation.

As their paths converge one last time on the world stage, one record could see Ronaldo stand alone, leaving Messi behind despite both preparing for their final hurrah.