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  1. Allegri explains De Bruyne row

    Napoli head coach Massimiliano Allegri has moved to downplay the significance of a recent heated exchange with star midfielder Kevin De Bruyne. The veteran tactician addressed the media to explain the linguistic confusion that sparked their touchline debate during a difficult period for the Partenopei.

  2. What Aaronson must add to avoid being outgrown by Leeds

    Brenden Aaronson has been told what must be added to his game in order to avoid being outgrown by Leeds United, with Matt Kilgallon admitting to GOAL that the USMNT star is “not quite fitting in” at present. A new contract has been signed by the American forward at Elland Road, but he has started to slip down the Premier League pecking order under Daniel Farke.

  3. United starlet Gabriel nears Barca move

    Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel has been spotted training in Catalonia as he prepares to make a definitive choice regarding his professional future. The 16-year-old sensation, who is one of Europe's most coveted young talents, is currently working away from Manchester as heavyweights like Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain circle for his signature.

  4. Ronaldo x Beckham in MLS! Management prediction for CR7

    Cristiano Ronaldo is being tipped to move into management when the day comes for record-shattering boots to be hung up, with former Manchester United star Danny Simpson telling GOAL that a stunning arrangement with David Beckham in MLS cannot be ruled out. Lionel Messi is currently starring in the United States, but could CR7 head to Inter Miami as a coach?

  5. ‘Didn’t want to do it’ - Calafiori reveals why Arsenal stars almost SKIPPED title parade

    Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori has opened up about the emotional rollercoaster of the 2025-26 season, revealing that some members of the squad were initially reluctant to participate in their Premier League title parade. The Italian international admitted that the pain of a Champions League final defeat hung heavy over the team, even as they prepared to celebrate their domestic success with the fans.

  6. Rogers hails 'relentless' Pedro as Chelsea attack fires

    Morgan Rogers has been left stunned by the relentless nature of Chelsea team-mate Joao Pedro following the Blues' dominant display against Bournemouth. The former Aston Villa man believes the Brazilian’s unique blend of tactical discipline and clinical finishing is transforming the West London club into one of the most feared attacking units in the Premier League.

  7. Man Utd losing JJ Gabriel ‘ego’ battle but still boast ‘appeal’

    Manchester United may be losing their “ego” battle with teenage wonderkid JJ Gabriel, but Paul Parker has told GOAL that the Red Devils still boast global “appeal” and will be able to both acquire and retain exciting talent heading forward. For now, the Premier League heavyweights appear destined to part company with a 16-year-old that has been making plenty of headlines.

  8. Yahya backs Infantino for FIFA re-election

    Mauritanian Football Federation President Ahmed Yahya has offered a firm defense of FIFA chief Gianni Infantino following recent Council debates. Yahya addressed European calls for reform, funding allocations, and contentious disciplinary decisions while insisting Infantino retains majority support.

  9. Rose hails Bournemouth's 'perfect' European night

    Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose has described the opportunity to lead the club during their maiden European home fixture as a true "privilege" following a dominant display on the south coast. The Cherries continued their flawless start to life in the Europa League by securing a convincing victory that left the Vitality Stadium faithful dreaming of a deep run in the competition.

  10. Infantino apologises as FIFA pledges $6.3bn

    Gianni Infantino has issued a direct apology following the FIFA Council meeting in Zurich after the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal was permanently scrapped. However, record commercial returns from the 2026 World Cup have allowed the governing body to announce a massive financial boost for member associations.

  11. Torres confirms shock Sancho talks

    Getafe president Angel Torres has sent shockwaves through the transfer market by confirming that the Spanish club is in active negotiations to sign Jadon Sancho. The former Manchester United man is currently a free agent and has emerged as a primary target for the Madrid-based outfit.