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Former Barcelona striker Patrick Kluivert lauded La Masia graduate Lamine Yamal for his memorable start to life in a Blaugrana shirt.

Mohamed Salah appears set to remain at Liverpool, with the Reds taking a potential £100m risk on a player linked with clubs in the Saudi Pro League.

Sources tell GOAL that Charlotte FC are among the clubs keeping an eye on Luciano Rodriguez after the Uruguayan starlet's move to Girona fell through.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been informed of the “only way” that Wrexham reach the Premier League, with more investment required.

Cristiano Ronaldo is being tipped to become a “very good manager”, with it possible that he could return to Manchester United or work with his son.

Cristiano Ronaldo will not finish “any time soon”, as he chases down an unbreakable record, with talk of moving into ownership having to wait for now.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will need “deep pockets” and thick skin at Wrexham, but Hollywood stars aren’t expected to get “bored” any time soon.

Dean Saunders admits that ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ viewers are “hooked”, but could there be a scenario in which a captivated audience begins to shut off?

Tom Brady has been saluted for bringing “razzmatazz” to English soccer alongside Ryan Reynolds and Co, but the “only concern” has also been raised.

Stephen Carr has explained why Birmingham don’t have a Wrexham-style documentary, while talking up the transfer benefits of having Tom Brady on board.

Harry Kane is, according to ex-England star Emile Heskey, capable of joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the 100 international goals club.

England manager Thomas Tuchel and captain Harry Kane have reacted to the news of England's opponents for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

Gio Reyna has been told to take inspiration from fellow USMNT ace Christian Pulisic when it comes to ending injury frustration and finding a “switch”.

There is, according to Rene Meulensteen, only one managerial post that will hold obvious appeal to Cristiano Ronaldo – and it’s not Manchester United.

Christian Pulisic has been hailed for pushing the "reset button" on the back of his Chelsea struggles, with the USMNT star now thriving at AC Milan.

Cristiano Ronaldo still has a couple of career goals to chase down, according to Rene Meulensteen, with one of those involving his son Cristiano Jr.

Wayne Rooney has been told how he can complete his recovery from the biggest setback of his managerial career by landing a Premier League post next.

Birmingham, with Tom Brady on board, had their fingers burned with Wayne Rooney, but have the Blues learned their lesson when it comes to big names?

Cole Palmer is “Mr Cool” and already a Chelsea hero, says Roberto Di Matteo, but has been told that he needs a trophy to “validate” his greatness.

Chelsea may sign a “different” kind of striker to Nicolas Jackson, says Roberto Di Matteo, but the Colombian is being backed to become a 20-goal star.

Federico Chiesa is a "great player" and can help to fill a Mohamed Salah-shaped void at Liverpool next season, claims Roberto Di Matteo.

Harry Kane has been ranked against Robert Lewandowski, Luis Suarez and Sergio Aguero in a debate regarding the best No.9 of his generation.

Manchester City’s FFP case has been compared to Juventus’ cheating scandal, with the Premier League giants facing similar “biggest crime” accusations.

Mohamed Salah sits inside the top three when it comes to Liverpool all-time greats, but the Egyptian has been told why he will never be No.1.

Arsenal told by Premier League title winner that their homage to set-piece coach Nicolas Jover is “embarrassing” and “Second Division” behaviour.

Manchester United have been warned against bringing club legend Wayne Rooney back to the club as part of Ruben Amorim’s coaching team.

Manchester United flop Antony has been told why “it’s not going to be easy” for him to maintain red-hot form during a loan spell at Real Betis.

Steven Gerrard returning to Rangers cannot be ruled out and his dream of becoming Liverpool manager remains intact, says John Aldridge.

Martin Odegaard has not been his usual self during the 2024-25 campaign, with the out-of-form Arsenal captain accused of "playing safe" too often.