Martina Alcheva

As the curtain falls on the season, Christian Pulisic has revealed something fans never saw coming: the real, and rather quirky, reason he chose the No. 11 jersey at San Siro – and it has nothing to do with Rafael Leao occupying one of his other options.

Just a few weeks ago, Hansi Flick dismissed complaints from Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, brushing off the issue with a sharp quip that Barcelona don’t make excuses. Now, the German appears to have had a dramatic change of heart.

In a recent candid interview, Lionel Messi opened up about what was supposed to be a triumphant homecoming to Barcelona after the 2022 World Cup—a move that ultimately never materialized, for reasons stranger than most fans could have expected.

A dramatic reshaping is on the horizon at San Siro. Amid uncertainty surrounding the sporting director and coaching appointments, some of the club’s biggest names are under review—and so is the fate of several high-profile stars.

Rumors swirl that Jose Mourinho is on the brink of an unexpected career move—one that could reunite him with Cristiano Ronaldo, the global superstar he once led to silverware and controversy alike. But this time, it’s not the Saudi Pro League, nor is it a club side waiting in the wings.

A Milan limp toward the end of a disappointing campaign, questions loom over the club's future. Yet, in the midst of confusion and inconsistency, one player has emerged as a rare beacon of hope.

With Carlo Ancelotti’s reign at Real Madrid likely to end soon, the world is now watching closely to see where the legendary Italian manager will land next. What’s surprising, however, is not just that Ancelotti may leave—but who is waiting to welcome him.

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.