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Mohamed Salah's show-stopping season with Liverpool is down to two main factors, according to legendary Premier League striker Les Ferdinand.

Harry Kane has been told what he needs to achieve to become England’s GOAT, with the Bayern striker already his country’s all-time leading scorer.

Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Tom Brady have been hailed for helping to reawaken "sleeping giants" in the form of Wrexham and Birmingham City.

Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard has made plenty of noise in coaching circles, but Ashley Cole is being tipped as a potential future England boss.

Mohamed Salah has admitted there is some truth to reports of tension with former team-mate Sadio Mane, though the two always respected each other.

Don Goodman has given Wrexham a warning after a third successive promotion secured a place in the Championship for the first time in 43 years.

Wayne Rooney has been told what his biggest 'problem' as a manager is, with the Manchester United legend being urged to take in a 'hard reset'.

Tom Brady-backed Birmingham City are being tipped to "bounce again", allowing them to beat Ryan Reynolds and Wrexham into the Premier League.

Wayne Rooney is considered to have handled himself "really well" in management despite flopping alongside Tom Brady at Birmingham and with Plymouth.

Thomas Muller has picked between some Bundesliga and Premier League legends, with the 35-year-old heavily favouring Germany's top-flight league.

Gary Neville spoke exclusively to GOAL about Manchester United's dreadful season, Arsenal's trophy hunt and Specsavers' Best Worst Pitch campaign.

The legendary midfielder talks to GOAL in a wide-ranging interview as part of Gatorade's annual 5v5 Tournament initiative

On the eve of PSG vs Inter in the Champions League final, Gatorade invited youngsters from around the world for a special tournament

Jamaica have been told that their "bigger than football" decision to bring Mason Greenwood on board needs "acceptance from the nation".

Shay Given admits it would be "amazing" to see Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola face Inter Miami superstar Lionel Messi at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Manchester City have been told how to stay ahead of Ryan Reynolds when it comes to American fandom battles with Wrexham, the NBA, NFL and MLB.

Arsenal star Jurrien Timber has revealed that he played through injury towards the end of last season, despite Arteta knowing about his struggles.

Trent Alexander-Arnold had a difficult Real Madrid debut, but Los Blancos have been told to trust that he will be a success at the club.

The Premier League has been warned it would create a “big debacle” if Manchester City’s FFP case were to result in Premier League expulsion.

Wrexham have been warned, as they bid to become the No.1 team in Wales, that they are entering “one of the hardest leagues in world football”.

Speaking on the third episode of the Best Mode On Podcast, the former Liverpool striker opens up on the heated 2003 clash between England and Turkey that led to chaos in the tunnel

Marcus Rashford is capable of bettering Lamine Yamal’s output at Barcelona and “will try and match him in every way”, says Wes Brown.

Cardiff have been urged to find their own “stardust” that allows them to rival Ryan Reynolds and Snoop Dogg, with Gareth Bale in the frame.

Manchester United have been told by a former rival that it 'wouldn't be a PR disaster' if Marcus Rashford shines on loan at Barcelona.

Pep Guardiola has been brutally told that he does not have another Premier League title in him, with a new contract signed to “shut people up”.

Chelsea have been told they have a "world top player" on their hands in Estevao Willian, with the baby-faced Brazilian boasting "amazing skills".

Alejandro Garnacho has been told how he could become a £40 million ($54m) bargain for Chelsea after being bombed out of Manchester United.

Robert Sanchez has been passionately defended in his role as Chelsea's No.1, with Roberto Di Matteo urging critics to leave the Spaniard alone.

Nicolas Jackson’s shock switch from Chelsea to Bayern Munich - which was agreed a year out from signing a new contract at Stamford Bridge - has been branded a "bit harsh" despite the Senegal international striker not being a "natural goal-scorer". Blues legend Roberto Di Matteo has offered his take on a surprising switch agreed late in the summer window.