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  1. Stones out of England and Inter games

    Veteran defender John Stones has been ruled out of England's upcoming Nations League fixtures after suffering a significant muscle injury with Inter Milan. The centre-back's absence leaves Thomas Tuchel short of experience in defence as the Three Lions prepare for a crucial run of international matches.

  2. Szoboszlai hits back at critics

    Dominik Szoboszlai has sent a clear message to his doubters after helping Liverpool secure a hard-fought victory against Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup. The Hungarian midfielder, who has faced scrutiny for his recent performances, insists he is happy to play anywhere on the pitch to help Andoni Iraola’s side succeed.

  3. Scuro confirms Balogun January exit from Monaco

    AS Monaco CEO Thiago Scuro has publicly confirmed that the club intends to sell USMNT forward Folarin Balogun during the upcoming January transfer window. The decision comes after a chaotic summer deadline day that saw a proposed move to the Premier League fall through at the eleventh hour, leaving the Ligue 1 side with a surplus of attackers and financial obligations to meet.

  4. Unlucky? £116m Wirtz star ‘no excuse’ for second season flop

    Florian Wirtz has been slightly unlucky at times during his spell at Liverpool, but Danny Murphy has told GOAL that there is “no excuse” for the German playmaker to endure a second season flop at Anfield. The talented 23-year-old remains short on end product, leading to a “question marks” warning being delivered when it comes to his future.

  5. McKennie to start for Juve against NEC

    Juventus have received a significant fitness boost ahead of their Europa League opener against NEC Nijmegen with the return of Weston McKennie. Head coach Luciano Spalletti has confirmed that the USMNT international is set to be thrown straight back into the starting line-up for the continental clash at the Allianz Stadium.

  6. Beckham backs Messi for NINTH Ballon d’Or as Miami superstar hits historic landmark

    Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham has thrown his weight behind Lionel Messi to land yet another Ballon d'Or title after the legendary forward reached a century of goals for the MLS outfit. The former England captain believes Messi's continued excellence at the age of 39, combined with his talismanic performances on the world stage, makes him the standout candidate for football's most prestigious individual accolade.

  7. Klopp defends Wirtz amid criticism

    Jurgen Klopp has jumped to the defence of Liverpool playmaker Florian Wirtz, hitting back at the "experts" who have criticised the 23-year-old's recent performances. The Germany head coach insists that the focus should remain on Wirtz’s contribution to the team rather than individual statistics alone.

  8. Klopp names two squads for Germany debut

    Jurgen Klopp has officially ushered in a new era for German football by naming two distinct squads for his first four fixtures in charge of the national team. The former Liverpool manager has opted for a radical approach to the upcoming UEFA Nations League window, selecting a massive pool of 44 players to navigate a congested schedule.

  9. Raphinha equals Messi milestone as Flick's Barcelona shatter club records

    Barcelona have officially entered a new era of dominance under Hansi Flick, with the German tactician transforming the Blaugrana into a relentless scoring juggernaut. Following a devastating 7-2 demolition of Racing Santander, the Catalan giants have secured their best-ever start to a season, while talisman Raphinha matches Lionel Messi in rewriting the club’s history books.

  10. Why finger of blame not pointed in Isak’s direction at Liverpool

    Alexander Isak is yet to truly convince following his record-breaking £125 million ($167m) transfer to Liverpool, but Michael Owen has explained to GOAL why the Swedish striker is not entirely to blame for those struggles. Just four goals were recorded across his debut campaign at Anfield, as fitness issues stunted his progress, but greater assistance is required from those around him.