Martina Alcheva

According to a Milan legend, the club’s foundation is strong — and from the current roster, seven players deserve to form the core moving forward. But does that list include big names like Rafael Leao, Santiago Gimenez, Joao Felix, or Christian Pulisic?

Real Madrid’s Copa del Rey final clash against Barcelona had all the ingredients of a classic showdown: pride, history, and silverware at stake. Except for the fact that Kylian Mbappe — the club’s top scorer and marquee star — had started the match on the bench.

For Carlo Ancelotti, who has led Madrid to countless triumphs, this latest setback may be the beginning of a painful farewell. But is this really the end of the road for the Italian boss?

Now, with the dust beginning to settle, Real Madrid is facing the prospect of losing Antonio Rudiger for an extended period — and the full extent of the punishment he could face is becoming a major talking point.

One of Lionel Messi’s Argentina teammates — and a World Cup winner — has made headlines for his bold claim regarding the best midfielder in the world. Speaking candidly, he ranked a Real Madrid sensation ahead of some of the most electrifying young talents in the game.

After a resounding victory over Inter in the Coppa Italia semi-final, Milan is set to return to Serie A action against Venezia. With Christian Pulisic, Santiago Gimenez, Rafael Leao, and Joao Felix all in focus, the big question is: who among these stars will make the starting XI?

While Real Madrid made headlines with formal complaints and fiery press conferences, Barcelona responded with ‘silence’—or at least, words whispered loud enough to echo across Spain.

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami were stunned by Vancouver Whitecaps, and while the match exposed tactical vulnerabilities, the story that captured headlines had little to do with formations or goals. Something about the aftermath, left a mark of its own.

Beneath the surface of Milan’s win against Inter, there’s a quieter, more urgent reality. One that demands more from the Rossoneri’s biggest names—Christian Pulisic, Santiago Gimenez, Rafael Leao, and Joao Felix—and one that insists their season is far from finished, regardless of the Coppa Italia final on May 14.

When Kyle Walker was caught on camera confronting teammate Joao Felix during the 2-1 defeat to Napoli, everyone took notice because of one line that echoed louder than the rest: “Nobody here is Messi.” Now, weeks later, he has revealed the full story behind the heated moment—and it’s not quite what everyone thought.

As the hours ticked down to kickoff, the question on everyone’s lips wasn’t about tactics or title glory. It was something far more surreal: Will this match even happen?

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has handed down its final verdict ahead of the Copa del Rey final between Real Madrid and Barcelona. As the tension rises in Seville, the issue isn’t about tactics, injuries, or even the weight of El Clasico history—but something more incendiary brewing behind the scenes.

The most decorated manager in UEFA Champions League history might soon find himself at the helm of world soccer’s most storied national team. With Real Madrid’s season teetering on the edge, Carlo Ancelotti appears closer than ever to taking over Brazil.

A top contender for the 2025 Ballon d'Or is reportedly unhappy with a new contract offer from his club, opening the door to a potential summer departure that could rock European soccer.

Not even Lionel Messi, Neymar, or Kylian Mbappe could achieve this. As Paris Saint-Germain prepares for the colossal UEFA Champions League semi-finals against Arsenal, it does so having conquered a record that once belonged to one of Europe’s most iconic teams.