After an unexpected loss to West Ham, Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta admitted being deeply disappointed as the Premier League title race with Liverpool heats up.

Fiorentina striker Moise Kean suffered a significant head injury after a collision with Verona's Pawel Dawidowicz. After initially returning to play, Kean collapsed on the field, prompting immediate medical attention. He was placed in a neck brace before being taken to the hospital for tests. The incident caused significant concern amongst players and fans.

Manchester United, under new manager Rúben Amorim, is reportedly pursuing AS Roma's Paulo Dybala. Amorim aims to bolster the team's attack, and Dybala's creativity and finishing ability align with his plans. Dybala's release clause makes him a realistic transfer target, though competition from other clubs is expected.

For the Premier League game between Manchester City and Liverpool, fans were shocked by the absence of star striker Erling Haaland, prompting questions about the reasons behind his omission.

Tebas blamed the excessive use of VAR in Spanish soccer on a phone call between Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez and former RFEF president Luis Rubiales. He argued this intervention led to an overreliance on VAR, impacting the flow of games and creating further controversy. Tebas advocated for a reform of the refereeing system.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, known for his calm demeanor, reportedly expressed anger over Joselu's departure. Joselu revealed Ancelotti's displeasure in a recent interview, stating the manager wanted him to stay. This rare display of emotion from Ancelotti highlights the significance of Joselu's contribution to the team.

After being assisted by Lionel Messi and score the first goal in the MLS opening game against New York City FC, Tomas Aviles was sent off with a straight red card for Inter Miami.

With Saturday's win over Holstein Kiel, Xabi Alonso reached a unique Bundesliga milestone with Bayer Leverkusen that even Pep Guardiola couldn't achieve with Bayern Munich.

Milan’s struggles continue to mount, with recent results pointing to a concerning trend for the Rossoneri. Despite having many talented star players, the team’s fortunes seem to be heavily tied to Christian Pulisic’s contributions.

With half a season still to go, Barcelona's new attacking trio—Lamine Yamal, Robert Lewandowski, and Raphinha—are closing in on the numbers set by MSN during the 2014-15 treble-winning season.

As Aston Villa celebrated a dramatic 2-1 comeback win over Chelsea, a Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford left everyone—especially his parent club—wondering what might have been.

In the Premier League clash against Chelsea, new duo Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford impressed with goals and assists, leading the team to a comeback victory.

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are undoubtedly two of the soccer’s modern greats, while others like Neymar, have left a great mark but fallen behind in the shadow of the duo. But when asked to name a player whose prime was on par them, Kevin De Bruyne surprised many with his choice.

With crucial matches ahead, Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti made a bold prediction about how the La Liga title race between Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, and his side will unfold.

In a first half that Milan fans would rather forget, their trip to Torino took a disastrous turn as Christian Pulisic missed the first penalty of his professional career—ending a perfect streak that stretched across both club and international matches.