With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Lionel Messi's Argentina was targeted by a former France international with a sharp message: "I only feel hatred toward them."

After his loan deal at Inter Miami expired, Lionel Messi's former teammate Baltasar Rodriguez shed some light on his future.

Lionel Messi has topped a prestigious ranking of the 21st century, leaving sports legends like Cristiano Ronaldo, Tom Brady, and LeBron James behind.

While many players see their worth collapse as birthdays pile up, one of soccer’s most enduring icons is proving that time alone does not dictate relevance.

Spain will face Argentina in the Finalissima and then follow a series of additional plans as part of their preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

As Spain begins to narrow their options for the next FIFA World Cup, a familiar and trusted figure is returning to the spotlight—placing unexpected pressure on a younger star at club level.

Xabi Alonso, once a promising figure at Real Madrid, now finds his role as head coach under threat after some inconsistencies. In this context, Cesc Fàbregas provided a brief analysis of his situation, highlighting what he perceives as the main challenge facing the Spaniard at Los Blancos.

The departure of Luka Modric, taken against the wishes of Xabi Alonso, has reshaped two elite squads—and revealed how one club’s calculated gamble has become another’s competitive advantage.

Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are reportedly interested in a teammate of Lionel Messi on the Argentina national team who currently plays in the Premier League.

Lamine Yamal has learned, far too early, what it means to live under constant scrutiny at the elite level. At Barcelona, pressure is not seasonal—it is permanent.

Set to face Newcastle United on Boxing Day, Ruben Amorim will have to deal with the absence of two Manchester United stars due to injury.

To improve defensive consistency and boost Lamine Yamal's performance, Barcelona initially targeted Marc Guehi. However, the Englishman has been ruled out due to compelling reasons, and two Premier League stars have been offered as alternatives.

Former coach Sergio Conceição spoke candidly on Christian Pulisic’s AC Milan with a strong statement: "The team's environment wasn’t good."

Roberto Martinez sent a strong message about Portugal’s chances of reaching — and winning — a potential final at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Marcus Rashford has found his footing at Barcelona, delivering solid performances alongside Lamine Yamal. However, his permanent arrival to the team remains uncertain. In light of this, the Englishman has sent a strong message to Manchester United regarding his future.

Although Vinicius Jr. remains a key figure at Real Madrid, his future with the team seems far from certain. Moreover, the Brazilian has reportedly made a move that brings him closer to the Premier League amid the growing importance of Rodrygo Goes in the lineup.

Thomas Muller spoke about how he saw Lionel Messi in Major League Soccer and, based on that, shared his thoughts on Leo’s chances of competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Ousmane Dembélé thrived at PSG, ultimately winning the 2025 Ballon d’Or. However, the Frenchman seems to have transitioned from an ideal situation at the club to a tense one, leaving him not entirely satisfied compared to previous seasons.

Lionel Messi's successor in Catalonia, Yamal, has not only matched the elite—he has surpassed them at just 18, topping Mbappe in a decisive attacking feat that underlines how rapidly the balance of power is shifting.

Al Nassr dominated Al Zawraa in the AFC Champions League Two, and Cristiano Ronaldo provided a brilliant assist to Joao Felix.