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Americans Abroad: Pulisic benched, but Balogun bags again

It was a rough weekend for one USMNT star, but others enjoyed a memorable couple of days with the World Cup fast approaching.

‘Getting on my nerves’ - How Pogba worked through injury nightmare at Monaco

Paul Pogba has opened up on the mental toll of his persistent injury struggles at Monaco, admitting there were times when his physical setbacks were "getting on my nerves". The former Manchester United midfielder has endured a difficult debut season with the Ligue 1 giants, but made his first start for the club against Metz on Saturday.

Ansu admits ‘playing against Lionel Messi was crazy’

Former Barcelona star Ansu Fati has opened up about the surreal experience of facing football legend Lionel Messi in training, calling it absolutely crazy. In a recent documentary, the talented winger, who is now impressing at Monaco, also highlighted the exceptional abilities of Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe when discussing the best players he has encountered in his career.

Pogba told he 'can't get around the pitch' at Monaco

Paul Pogba’s highly-anticipated return to football with Monaco has quickly turned into a "nightmare" scenario, with the former Manchester United midfielder facing a savage assessment of his physical state. Despite a career defined by technical brilliance and World Cup glory, the 33-year-old’s comeback season in Ligue 1 is reportedly fizzling out as injuries continue to ravage his progress.

Americans Abroad: Pulisic, McKennie face off in Italy

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including some big meetings of USMNT stars

Pogba reveals truth about fallout with 'really funny' Mourinho at Man Utd

Paul Pogba has opened up on his complex relationship with Jose Mourinho during their time together at Manchester United, describing the Portuguese manager as a "really funny" character despite their public clashes. The French midfielder returned to Old Trafford in a then-world record deal to work under Mourinho in 2016, but their partnership eventually soured before the manager's dismissal two years later.

Balogun peaking at perfect time for both USMNT and Monaco

The striker is in the best form of his career as he heads towards the most important games he's ever played

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Pogba claims Fernandes would be in Ballon d'Or contention at Man City

Paul Pogba has sparked a fresh debate regarding Manchester United's standing in world football by suggesting Bruno Fernandes is being held back by life at Old Trafford. The former Red Devils midfielder believes the Portuguese playmaker would be in contention for the Ballon d'Or if he were playing for Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.

Wright Aaronson Pulisic Americans Abroad

Americans Abroad: Wright is Prem bound, Balogun on verge of history

GOAL reviews the major takeaways from Americans playing in Europe, including several big goals and bigger results

Americans Abroad: Pulisic needs to snap his cold streak - and soon

It has been a tale of two Aprils for major Americans, with some finding their feet at the best time, and others struggling for form

Pogba speaks on Monaco future after injury return

Paul Pogba has insisted he is committed to AS Monaco for the "long run" after finally making his first appearance of the 2026 calendar year, though It was not the fairytale return for the Frenchman would have envisioned as Monaco suffered a defeat. The former Manchester United midfielder returned to action on Friday night following a frustrating four-month battle with a calf injury.

FC Barcelona v Newcastle United FC - UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Round of 16 Second Leg

Monaco is weighing a decisive move involving Barcelona

Spanish striker set to stay in the French league

Pogba FINALLY returns as Monaco lose to Paris FC

Paul Pogba has finally made his long-awaited return to competitive action, featuring for Monaco in their Ligue 1 clash against Paris FC on Friday night. The French midfielder had been sidelined for four months due to a persistent calf injury, making his first appearance of the 2026 calendar year.

Pogba nears Monaco return as captain hails 'incredible' star

Paul Pogba is finally closing in on a competitive return for Monaco, with club captain Denis Zakaria hailing the World Cup winner as an "incredible" talent who will be vital for the club's season run-in. The former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder has endured a nightmare campaign blighted by knee and calf injuries, but his long-awaited comeback appears to be just days away.

📽️ | Pogba meets Bolt after returning to Monaco squad

Monaco midfielder Paul Pogba’s road to redemption took a star-studded turn on Sunday as the Frenchman was spotted sharing a touchline embrace with sprint icon Usain Bolt. The meeting occurred at the Stade Louis-II just as the World Cup winner made his return to the matchday squad for a Ligue 1 clash with Marseille following a difficult four-month absence.

American Abroad: Aaronson delivers Leeds to FA Cup semifinal

GOAL reviews the major takeaways from Americans playing in Europe, including Aaronson delivering a crucial moment for Leeds in their dramatic penalties win over West Ham.

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Pogba finally set for Monaco return

Paul Pogba's career in French football has not gone according to plan since his arrival. The French midfielder has seen his debut season in the principality severely disrupted by injury, but the light at the end of the tunnel is now visible. He is finally on the verge of returning to competitive action for Monaco after a frustrating four-month spell on the sidelines.

Nwaneri given warning over replacing Greenwood at Marseille

Marseille are preparing for a major test of character before their trip to Monaco. Deprived of their number one attacking asset, Mason Greenwood, coach Habib Beye has turned to the young prodigy on loan from Arsenal, Ethan Nwaneri, to take up the mantle. However, the 48-year-old manager has sent a firm warning to Nwaneri about the demands of the highest level.

Americans Abroad: A big weekend ahead for Pulisic and Balogun

With Christian Pulisic going through a dry spell and Folarin Balogun needing to get his goalscoring touch back, it is poised to be a busy weekend for Americans Abroad.

Europe and racism: England leads the way in tackling the issue... while Yamal suffers from Venus’s weakness

Efforts to tackle racism in football have gained momentum in recent years

Mohamed Ouahbi Yasser Al-zabiri Morocco U20

European and Gulf clubs battle it out for World Cup prospect Wahbi

Pogba's shockingly low Monaco salary revealed

Paul Pogba may have once been the most expensive footballer on the planet, but his current financial standing at Monaco tells a very different story. The former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder is reportedly earning a salary that doesn't even place him among the top 10 earners in the principality.

Balogun linked with PL return amid fine Monaco form

Folarin Balogun is reportedly attracting interest from the Premier League amid a strong season with Monaco. The former Arsenal striker is enjoying his best campaign yet in the principality, sparking rumours of a return to the English top flight.

Monaco: Pogba scores again after four years

Four years on from his last goal, the Frenchman found the net again in a friendly against the English club’s Under-23s.

VIDEO: Pogba finally scores first goal for Monaco with thunderous shot

Ex-Manchester United star Paul Pogba provided a glimpse of his undeniable quality on Thursday by scoring a brilliant first goal for AS Monaco. Despite the match being a club friendly against Brentford, the significance of the moment was not lost on those watching as the 33-year-old continues his journey back to full fitness.

Frequently asked questions

Il Torino è nato nel 1906 dopo la fusione tra la Torinese e un gruppo di dissidenti della Juventus, guidati dall'elvetico Alfred Dick. La prima partita ufficiale è datata 16 dicembre, 3-1 contro la Pro Vercelli.

Urbano Cairo è presidente e proprietario del Torino dal 2005. Imprenditore, è amministratore delegato di RCS MediaGroup, uno dei principali gruppi editoriali d'Italia.

I granata giocano le partite interne allo Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. L'impianto è intitolato alla squadra che dominò il campionato fino alla tragedia di Superga.

Il Torino può ospitare 28.177 spettatori nell'impianto cittadino, categoria 4 UEFA. In passato l'Olimpico Grande Torino poteva ospitare fino 65.000 fans

Il Torino ha vinto 7 Scudetti nella sua storia, la maggior parte negli anni '40 con la squadra denominata 'Grande Torino. Il primo titolo è del 1928, mentre l'ultimo del 1976.

Il Torino ha conquistato nel 1991 la defunta Coppa Mitropa, torneo non riconosciuto ufficialmente dall'UEFA. Il miglior risultato in un torneo UEFA è la finale di Europa League/Coppa UEFA persa contro l'Ajax nel 1992.

Oltre ai sette Scudetti, il Torino ha conquistato cinque Coppa Italia nel corso della sua storia, per un totale di dodici trofei ufficiali. I granata hanno anche vinto la Serie B in tre occasioni.

Inizialmente arancio-nero, il Torino cambiò colore perchè simile a quello degli Asburgo, nemico storico dell'allora casa regnante italiana dei Savoia. La versione più riportata è quella che vede il granata preso dalla Savoia, brigata che duecento anni prima liberò la città.

Torino deriva da Augusta Iulia Taurinorum, antico nome dell'accampamento romano diventato in seguito l'attuale nome della città e probabile riferimento a un'antica popolazione celtica locale, i Taurini. Il toro dello stemma deriva da quello cittadino, simbolo di forza invincibile e altruismo.

Paolo Pulici è il giocatore che ha segnato più goal nella storia del Torino. L'ex attaccante granata ha messo insieme 172 reti dal 1967 al 1982, in 437 partite nelle varie competizioni.

Giorgio Ferrini è il calciatore più presente nella storia del Torino con 566 partite giocate in granata. Arrivato nel 1959, ha lasciato la squadra solamente nel 1975 vincendo due Coppa Italia.

Luigi Radice è l'allenatore che ha guidato il Torino in più stagioni, ben dieci. Arrivato in granata nel 1975, è rimasto in città fino al 1980 e di nuovo dal 1984 al 1988. Nel 1976 ha guidato la squadra all'ultimo, fin qui, Scudetto.

Il Torino ha giocato in Coppa dei Campioni, il vecchio nome della Champions League, solamente nel 1976/1977, dopo l'ultimo Scudetto vinto. Il team piemontese venne eliminato dal Borussia Monchengladbach negli ottavi di finale.

Nonostante abbia quasi sempre giocato in Serie A, il Torino ha militato anche in Serie B. L'ultima volta in seconda serie risale al 2011/2012, per la dodicesima volta nella sua storia.

Dopo una partita contro il Benfica al Lisbona, il 4 maggio 1949 l'aereo che trasportava il Grande Torino si schiantò contro i muraglioni di sostegno del giardino nel retro della Basilica di Superga. L'assenza di visibilità e il malfunzionamento dell'altimetro causarono la scomparsa di 31 uomini tra giocatori, dirigenti, staff tecnico, giornalisti ed equipaggio.

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