As much as Lionel Messi has enjoyed his American adventure, he has now revealed that there’s one thing he doesn’t like about MLS — and even offered a three-word piece of advice that, if implemented, could see global superstars like Antoine Griezmann, Neymar, and even Cristiano Ronaldo follow in his footsteps.

When Thomas Muller arrived in Vancouver this past August, few imagined that within weeks, the German legend would be rewriting the very same statistical categories that Lionel Messi once ruled unchallenged.

After struggling to make an impact in the current 2025-26 season with Real Madrid, Endrick remains open to a loan move. In light of this, a historic French team is close to reaching an agreement for the young Brazilian.

With the legacy he's left at Chelsea, Eden Hazard has received a huge honor from the Premier League.

A former teammate of Marcus Rashford at Manchester United could soon join Barcelona in the near future.

What unfolded wasn’t just a fierce battle on the pitch, but a drama that spilled over into social media, leaving fans speculating about a subtle message that reignited the old rivalry.

Barcelona suffered a surprising defeat to Real Madrid, who solidified their position as leaders of LaLiga. In response, legend Toni Kroos criticized a decision made by Hansi Flick during the game, suggesting that a different approach might have altered the outcome.

As both legends continue their journeys far from Europe’s familiar lights, a curious question emerges: which of the two has endured the longest drought without a club trophy?

Argentina will play a friendly match against Angola in Africa, where several young players could join Lionel Messi.

As one of the top contenders of the competition, Lionel Messi has set his honest expectation on Inter Miami winning the MLS.

Following El Clásico vs Barcelona, tension seems to be brewing between Vinicius and Xabi Alonso, casting doubt on his future at Real Madrid. After that, 1998 World Cup winner Christophe Dugarry weighed in, making a surprising prediction for the Brazilian star’s future.

The 40-year-old Al-Nassr forward, whose name was once synonymous with silverware, is now enduring the longest trophy drought of his illustrious career, a run that has seen near misses, heartbreaks, and an ever-deepening sense of frustration.

Nearly three years after joining Al-Nassr, the Portuguese superstar finds himself battling a strange, unrelenting curse.

Pedri suffered an injury that will keep him sidelined for the next several games for FC Barcelona.

Real Madrid have made a solid start to the season, maintaining their position as one of the best teams around at the moment. Despite this, certain players in the team are reportedly unhappy with coach Xabi Alonso, suggesting that Vinicius is not the only one with a problem.