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  1. Should Nunez have returned to Europe? Why striker’s still in Saudi

    Darwin Nunez is now 27 years of age and should be at the peak of his powers. The ex-Liverpool forward decided against returning to European football, and potentially the Premier League, during the last transfer window and remains in Saudi Arabia. Gus Poyet has explained to GOAL why his fellow Uruguayan took that stance, with a “crazy” contract being factored into the equation.

  2. Joe Cole hails Ruiz as 'most underrated player of all time'

    Former England midfielder Joe Cole has lavished praise on Paris Saint-Germain playmaker Fabian Ruiz after the Spaniard struck late to sink Barcelona at the Parc des Princes. The television pundit believes the versatile midfielder rarely receives the credit his performances warrant following another decisive display on Tuesday night.

  3. Mbappe’s Ballon d’Or dream left fellow Frenchman 'embarrassed’

    Kylian Mbappe has been chasing the Ballon d’Or dream since he was a teenager, with Gilles Grimandi telling GOAL why he was left “embarrassed” when first being made aware of that ambitious Golden Ball target. The ex-Arsenal star formed part of transfer talks at the time, with Mbappe’s family making it clear to the Gunners that the flying frontman intended to become the best player on the planet.

  4. Real demand ESL payment from PL Big Six

    Real Madrid are reportedly seeking financial compensation from the Premier League's 'Big Six' following the dramatic collapse of the European Super League. The Spanish giants believe that the English clubs who initially signed up for the breakaway project remain liable for a significant portion of the start-up expenses.

  5. 'No big deal!' - Raphinha sends El Clasico warning after PSG loss

    Barcelona captain Raphinha has delivered a defiant message following his side's first defeat of the season, a 4-2 Champions League loss at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. The Brazilian forward insists that the setback in France will have no bearing on the Blaugrana's mentality as they prepare for a high-stakes El Clasico showdown against Real Madrid this weekend.

  6. ‘Eighty per cent of Spurs fans thought they’d draw that game’

    Gus Poyet knows what Tottenham supporters are like, having represented the club, and has told GOAL that “80 per cent” of Spurs fans will have feared that their team were set to “draw” with Coventry when heading into the final 10 minutes of that contest. In the end, Roberto De Zerbi’s side picked up a 3-1 win - with the north London outfit savouring their first Premier League success of 2026-27.