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  1. ‘Get healthy’ - Musiala told football will ‘take care of itself’

    Jamal Musiala has been told to “get healthy” before worrying about his form for Bayern Munich and Germany, with Dietmar Hamann explaining to GOAL how football will “take care of itself” as the 23-year-old manages a “neurological dysfunction” condition. He suffered two on-field collapses during pre-season and will be given all the support he requires at the Allianz Arena before a return to competitive action is made.

  2. ‘Too much money’ - How does Anderson justify £116m fee?

    Elliot Anderson has a £116 million ($157m) price tag hanging around his neck at Manchester City. How does he go about justifying such an elaborate outlay? Dietmar Hamann has attempted to answer that question during an exclusive interview with GOAL. A Rodri-themed challenge has been presented to City’s latest England international addition.

  3. Chelsea warned ‘no successful team’ follows their blueprint

    Chelsea have been warned that “no successful teams” follows the tactical blueprint that has been adopted at Stamford Bridge, with Ruud Gullit - during an exclusive interview with GOAL - questioning how much influence Xabi Alonso has on transfer business. The Spanish tactician has seen big money spent in another transfer window, but is he being dictated to in some respects?

  4. Could Liverpool sell £116m Wirtz? When transfer talk will surface

    Florian Wirtz briefly became the most expensive player in British football when joining Liverpool for £116 million ($157m) in 2025, but could he be sold without ever producing his best in the Premier League? The 23-year-old’s fellow German, and former Reds midfielder Dietmar Hamann, has told GOAL when transfer speculation an Anfield will be ramped up.

  5. Fabregas issues ultimatum after Como win

    Cesc Fabregas has delivered a significant transfer ultimatum to the Como hierarchy just days before the summer window closes, despite leading his side to a historic 2-1 victory over Napoli. The Spanish tactician is demanding attacking reinforcements to ensure his squad can handle the dual demands of domestic football and their upcoming Champions League debut.