Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has expressed his belief that Chelsea will eventually thrive under Mauricio Pochettino. Despite facing a disappointing season without any silverware and struggling to secure a spot in Europe, Arteta remains optimistic about Chelsea’s future success. He pointed out that Chelsea’s substantial investment in the team, exceeding £1 billion since
Barcelona president, Joan Laporta, has stirred up controversy following Sunday’s Clásico defeat to Real Madrid by suggesting that the match should be replayed if it is proven that a VAR error led to Lamine Yamal’s goal not being awarded at the Bernabéu. This decision has raised questions about the role of technology in football and
Nottingham Forest has taken a bold step by requesting the release of VAR audio from their recent match against Everton. The club’s decision to ask for transparency in the officiating process sheds light on the increasing scrutiny and debate surrounding VAR decisions in football matches. The move comes after Forest had three penalty appeals denied
Reports from a reliable source have indicated that Bayern Munich manager, Thomas Tuchel, is leaning towards a return to the Premier League this summer despite interest from Barcelona. Tuchel, who has led Bayern to the semifinals of the Champions League, is set to depart the club at the end of the season. Barcelona has identified
Chelsea’s top scorer, Cole Palmer, may be missing from the upcoming clash against Premier League leaders Arsenal due to illness. Manager Mauricio Pochettino expressed uncertainty about Palmer’s availability, stating that the forward is currently struggling to recover. This news comes as a significant blow to Chelsea, as Palmer has been a standout performer in what
Barcelona’s midfielder Frenkie de Jong, 26, will miss the remaining six games of the season due to another ankle injury sustained during the Clásico defeat against Real Madrid. This marks the third time this season that De Jong has faced an ankle injury, causing him to miss a total of 14 games. The timing of
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez finds himself at a crossroads as he contemplates his future with the club. Despite announcing his plans to step down at the end of the season, there is a growing push from the club’s hierarchy for him to stay on. President Joan Laporta, vice president Rafa Yuste, and sporting director Deco
The lack of goal-line technology in LaLiga has once again come under scrutiny following a heated El Clásico match between Barcelona and Real Madrid. The controversial decision to not implement this technology has raised concerns among players and managers, with both Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Xavi Hernandez expressing their frustration and disappointment. Embarrassing Lack of
Bernardo Silva’s recent experience with adversity on the field has been a test of his mental resilience. After missing a critical penalty against Real Madrid, Silva openly admitted to the challenges he faced in the aftermath. The emotional toll of defeat was evident in his words as he described his sleepless nights and the weight
Inter Miami’s head coach Gerardo “Tata” Martino expressed his disappointment as midfielder Diego Gómez suffered an ankle lesion in a recent match against Nashville SC. This injury adds to the already extensive list of unavailable players for Inter Miami, leaving Martino frustrated with the team’s current situation. The severity of Gómez’s injury is still unknown,