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  1. Greenwood could make CL return as Turkish club enters race

    Mason Greenwood could be set for a swift return to Europe's elite club competition after emerging as the absolute priority transfer target for both rival presidential candidates at Fenerbahce. The 24-year-old former Manchester United forward looks increasingly likely to leave French club Marseille this summer, with a potential move to Turkey offering another crack at the Champions League.

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    How to Watch the World Cup 2026 Live in Nigeria: TV & Streaming Guide

    The 2026 World Cup edition promises to be the biggest version of the tournament in history. In this edition, the teams have been increased from 32 to 48, featuring 104 matches across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. And despite the Super Eagles of Nigeria not qualifying, the tournament is still expected to pull huge audiences across the country, especially with top African teams like South Africa, Morocco, Senegal, and Egypt representing the continent.

  3. Alisson deemed 'untouchable' at Liverpool

    Liverpool have deemed goalkeeper Alisson untouchable this summer despite the uncertainty following the official sacking of head coach Arne Slot from Anfield. The Brazilian international continues to attract significant transfer interest from Serie A giants Juventus, but the Merseyside club remain determined to retain their long-serving No.1.

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    Bet9ja Shop | Locations, Addresses & Contacts

    Looking for a Bet9ja shop near you in Nigeria? This complete guide covers Bet9ja shop locations, verified addresses, opening hours, contact details, and explains how Bet9ja shops work.

  5. Golden Generation or Class of '26? England squads ranked

    'Golden Generation'. Football has Adam Crozier, the former chief of the Football Association, to blame for the term, after he famously dubbed the England team as such following their 5-1 battering of Germany in a World Cup qualifier in Munich. It was a remarkable performance, but also a potentially catastrophic turn of phrase.

  6. Ronaldo needs a World Cup to match his legendary status

    The tears began to flow down Cristiano Ronaldo's cheeks as soon as the full-time whistle blew at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha on the night of December 10, 2022. The forward was so upset by Portugal's shock World Cup quarter-final loss to Morocco he couldn't even bring himself to acknowledge his side's supporters. The pain was too great. So great, in fact, that he wasn't able to properly express his devastation until the following day - and even then only in a social media post.

  7. LEGACY: From Mexico to Qatar - Morocco's World Cup journey

    This is Legacy, GOAL’s podcast and feature series that is counting down to the 2026 World Cup. Each week, we explore the stories and the spirit behind the nations that define the world’s game. This week, we revisit the matches that shaped Morocco's identity, the coaches and players who carried the hope of a nation, and the moment that proved nothing is impossible when a country decides to dream together.

  8. Sergio Ramos hits back over collapsed Sevilla takeover bid

    Sergio Ramos has fiercely defended his integrity following the dramatic collapse of his consortium's multi-million takeover bid for Sevilla just days before a crucial financial deadline. The 40-year-old former Spain defender denied accusations of deception, hitting back at critics after a late change to the investment structure caused negotiations to break down completely.

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    FIFA project aims to better support women’s soccer players

    FIFA has launched its Female Health and Performance Project, an initiative aimed at advancing research, education and support for women’s soccer players at every level of the game, with a focus on training methods, health resources and performance guidance designed specifically for female athletes as the women’s game continues to grow globally.

  10. BVB deny Fenerbahce bid for Guirassy

    Borussia Dortmund have responded firmly to the growing speculation surrounding Serhou Guirassy's future, with managing director Lars Ricken dismissing claims of an imminent exit. Despite intense interest from Turkey, the Bundesliga giants are determined to keep hold of their talismanic striker as they prepare for the new campaign.

  11. PSG chief laughs off Enrique contract concerns

    Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has reiterated the club's stance regarding the long-term future of head coach Luis Enrique. Despite the Spaniard's current deal running until 2027, the club hierarchy appears ready to formalise an even longer commitment following their recent European triumphs.