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  1. Unexpected boost for Spurs as key player returns from injury two months early

    Tottenham Hotspur have been handed a significant injury boost ahead of their crucial Champions League round of 16 second-leg tie against Atletico Madrid. Swedish midfielder Lucas Bergvall has made a surprise return to full training two months ahead of schedule, having previously been ruled out until April following ankle surgery. His availability provides interim boss Igor Tudor with a vital extra creative option as the club seeks a European miracle.

  2. Why Newcastle might sell Woltemade after just one season

    When Newcastle beat Bayern Munich to the signing of towering Stuttgart frontman Nick Woltemade in August, it was seen as major coup on the back of their qualification for the 2025-26 Champions League. Indeed, Eddie Howe was delighted to see the club-record, £65 million ($88m) deal pushed through late in the summer transfer window, with the German snapped up as a replacement for Liverpool-bound Alexander Isak.

  3. Flabbergasted! Utd slammed over 'staggering' McTominay misuse

    Manchester United continue to face questions over why they allowed Scott McTominay to move on, with ex-Scotland international Andy Gray telling GOAL why a 2024 transfer left him “flabbergasted”. The Red Devils agreed to part with a home-grown star when sanctioning a £26 million ($35m) move to Napoli - with that decision coming back to haunt them as McTominay has starred in Italy.

  4. Slot facing 'really difficult' task to win back Liverpool fans - Carragher

    Jamie Carragher has warned Arne Slot that he faces a "really difficult" task to regain the trust of the Liverpool faithful. The Reds legend noted a palpable change in the Anfield atmosphere as supporters vented their frustrations during a disappointing draw with Tottenham. With Liverpool in danger of missing out on Champions League qualification, the pressure is mounting on Slot to prove he can steer the club through this turbulent period.

  1. Porro speaks out on Tudor subbing Kinsky just 17 minutes into UCL horror show

    Pedro Porro has defended Igor Tudor's unprecedented decision to replace goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky just 17 minutes into Tottenham's crushing Champions League round of 16 first leg loss to Atletico Madrid. The young goalkeeper was replaced after a disastrous start at the Metropolitano, in which the visitors fell behind by three goals. Porro has now revealed the dressing room's reaction to the unexpected tactical move.

  2. Robert Lewandowski

    Lewandowski willing to take pay cut to STAY at Barca

    Robert Lewandowski is reportedly ready to slash his wages to remain at Barcelona as he enters the twilight of his career. Despite lucrative interest from MLS and the Saudi Pro League, the Polish icon is said to be prioritising his family’s comfort in Catalonia and wants a contract extension at the Spotify Camp Nou.