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  1. 'You understand?' - Slot snaps back after Salah 'standards' claim

    Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has issued a fiery defense of his squad's culture following suggestions from Mohamed Salah that the club’s winning standards might slip once he departs this summer. The Dutchman made it clear that he will not tolerate questions regarding the professionalism of his current players as the Reds navigate a period of significant transition.

  2. Shaw stunned by Ronaldo's lifestyle & Ibrahimovic's mentality

    Manchester United defender Luke Shaw has opened up on the legendary figures who have shaped his career at Old Trafford, highlighting the extraordinary professionalism of Cristiano Ronaldo and the ferocious winning mentality of Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Having spent over a decade with the Red Devils, the England international has shared the dressing room with some of the game's greatest ever talents.

  3. PSG unveil new home kit for 2026-27 season

    Paris Saint-Germain and Nike have officially unveiled their home kit for the 2026-27 campaign, marking the 37th consecutive season of their iconic partnership. The new design reasserts the club's visual identity by returning to its most traditional aesthetics, specifically celebrating the historic DNA and shared passion of the Parisian supporters.

  4. Kerr primed to add to Chelsea legend before summer exit

    In a few weeks' time, Sam Kerr's Chelsea contract will come to its end. After six-and-a-half years, 156 appearances and 114 goals, which have helped deliver 12 trophies, it looks like this month will be her last in Chelsea blue. If it is, Kerr will leave as the club's all-time top goal-scorer in the Women's Super League and a genuine legend - but there is still time to add to that legacy yet.

  5. Fernandes & Shaw win FWA Footballer of the Year awards

    Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes and Manchester City striker Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw have been officially named the 2025-26 Football Writers' Association Footballers of the Year. The prestigious accolades recognise their record-breaking individual campaigns, with Fernandes reviving a long-standing Old Trafford tradition and Shaw cementing her status as a prolific Women's Super League icon.

  6. ‘Test their resolve’ - Chelsea told to brace for Palmer bids

    Chelsea have been advised to brace themselves for Cole Palmer and Enzo Fernandez transfer bids, with Tony Dorigo telling GOAL that domestic and European rivals will be ready to test the Blues’ “resolve”. Failure to secure qualification for continental competition in 2026-27 will leave the Premier League heavyweights vulnerable to raids from afar, with key men already attracting admiring glances.

  7. Frank’s redemption at Sunderland? ‘Crazy’ change addressed

    Sunderland have enjoyed a memorable first season back in the Premier League, but that has not stopped rumours of managerial change from surfacing - with Thomas Frank being linked with the Black Cats on the back of his surprising flop at Tottenham. Stadium of Light legend Michael Gray has addressed the “crazy” talk of change on Wearside during an exclusive interview with GOAL.

  8. Chelsea on Spurs’ slippery slope? Gullit on how to avoid that

    Chelsea have seen old adversaries Tottenham suffer a humbling fall from grace, but could the Blues find themselves on the same slippery slope in a season of three managers and potential failure to qualify for Europe? Blues legend Ruud Gullit hopes that fate can be avoided, with the Dutchman explaining to GOAL how Paris Saint-Germain need to be used as a source of inspiration.

  9. Keane backed to bring quality to Celtic that Ange would lack

    Robbie Keane would be a “great addition” for Celtic, Michael Gray has told GOAL, with the former Hoops loanee being backed to bring a coaching quality to Parkhead that any return for Ange Postecoglou would lack. The Old Firm giants find themselves back in the market for a new head coach, with a couple of familiar faces figuring prominently in collective thoughts.

  10. Benitez warning! Chelsea a big risk for Liverpool icon Alonso

    Former Chelsea and Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has told GOAL why Xabi Alonso would be taking a big risk by agreeing to fill “the hottest seat in world football” at Stamford Bridge. With strong ties to Anfield, the World Cup winner is said to be in contention for a Premier League return in west London. Rafa Benitez has previously trodden that path, and proved how difficult it can be to win over supporters that will demand immediate results.