Martina Alcheva

Carlo Ancelotti, who led Real Madrid to multiple triumphs is reportedly set to leave the club after the Copa del Rey final on April 26 in Seville. But the club isn't just waiting for the final whistle—plans are already underway to determine who will carry the torch next.

Thomas Muller’s name now sits beside Lionel Messi’s in the Champions League history books. But the record itself wasn’t the headline — it was how it came and what might come next.

In a game that was supposed to mark his triumphant return, Neymar’s first start back in the Brazilian Serie A for Santos turned into a scene of quiet devastation. But then, just past the half-hour mark, the veteran sat on the grass and clutched his left thigh.

Arsenal's victory over Real Madrid in the 2024-25 quarter-finals is monumental—but it wasn’t the first time a Premier League side dethroned the defending kings of Europe.

Kylian Mbappe exited the pitch injured in the second half, raising serious concerns Real Madrid in both Europe and La Liga. But what exactly happened to Mbappe? And just how serious is this injury?

Lionel Messi’s presence continues to be both a magnet for fans and a logistical phenomenon in MLS. But as game day approaches, fans are asking one critical question: Will Messi take the field in Cleveland alongside Luis Suarez?

As Manchester United prepare for a potentially season-defining Europa League quarter-final clash with Lyon at Old Trafford, a major piece of their campaign puzzle has been abruptly removed. Manager Ruben Amorim confirmed almost 24 hours before the match that one of his most utilized players this season is now ruled out until next term.

As Kevin De Bruyne prepares to close the curtain on a decade of brilliance at Manchester City, speculation is mounting over his next destination. Many assumed that if he were to land in the MLS, it would be under the palm trees of Florida alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.

Emotions are building in Milan as murmurs from Brazil suggest that a megastar may soon grace San Siro – but it’s not the name most fans were expecting. Could the Rossoneri add one of soccer’s most recognizable names to a frontline already boasting Christian Pulisic, Santiago Gimenez, and Rafael Leao?

With Kylian Mbappe’s shocking red card in La Liga, reports of a heated bust-up between Jude Bellingham and Antonio Rudiger, and the looming threat of elimination in Europe, the mood in Madrid is anything but calm.

Real Madrid is gearing up for what could be the defining match of their 2024-25 season. However, a starter who had become key to the club’s European campaign, and another who has provided depth in recent months, have both been ruled out just 24 hours before kickoff at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The storm clouds have gathered over Milan in recent months. Yet, from the shadows of uncertainty, Rafael Leao has delivered a message loud and clear—one that might just change the tone of the club's present and future.

Sergio Ramos, the legendary former Real Madrid captain, is now being linked to the most unthinkable of destinations: League One’s very own Wrexham, backed by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

Robert Lewandowski, at 36 years old, has once again proven that age is but a number—netting 40 goals in 46 appearances this season.

The solution seemed straightforward until fresh reports from Mexico added a twist—the possible inclusion of Barcelona, one of world soccer’s biggest names.