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The Portuguese coach will take charge of his first pre-season at The Brazilians and will need to make sure he crosses of all the t's and dots all the i's to lay a solid foundation for the 2025/26 season.

Yes, sporting performance matters, but for PSG, it’s also about looking good, pushing boundaries and brand building off the pitch

Despite good saves from Brandon Petersen and a penalty converted by Inacio Miguel, Amakhosi conceded a late goal that gave their opponents the win.

With the 2026 World Cup less than a year away, GOAL looks at the state of the shot-stoppers vying for a spot next summer

Less than a year out from the World Cup, there's no permanent captain for the USMNT - which players are in the running?

The AC Milan attacking midfielder thrust himself into the spotlight, and has only himself to blame for a suddenly stained reputation

The Arsenal star believes Thursday's opposition should be talked about more - and they certainly will be if they beat the holders to reach the semis

Having already signed Florian Wirtz for a nine-figure fee, the English champions are now willing to pay even more money for the Swede

Sarina Wiegman's side may have beaten Germany in the final three years ago but they are not the front-runners in 2025

Sunday's battering of Wales allowed the likes of Lauren James, Alessia Russo and Ella Toone to get some rest - they'll all be ready to go again

The next month is a huge chance for the squad to get to grips with the coach's system as they look to make amends for an abysmal campaign

Messi has been in fine form in MLS of late, and owes the Miami manager some of the credit for a series of clever tweaks

Coffey is a solution-seeker who finds ways out of pressure, looks to tell a story through the way she commands the midfield

The 2025 version of Club World Cup was immensely flawed, but showed enough upside as a competitive entity to survive

After emphasising their status as favourites for the title with a superb start to the tournament, Spain are the best-represented nation in GOAL's XI

In GOAL's new series, we focus on the players who, despite their unbelievable talent, choose to swim against the tide of popular opinion

South Africa stay on course to defend their continental crown after advancing to WAFCON quarter-finals with a big victory over the West Africans.

The Blues' FIFA Club World Cup exploits have set them up for future success, with their No.10 the main man in the BlueCo project

England's Lionesses and world champions Spain remain in the mix for the title but the Netherlands have already gone home after a disastrous tournament

The market opened earlier than usual but not every member of England's elite has taken advantage of it as the 2025-26 campaign fast approaches...

After a bruising stint at Wydad, Mokwena now finds himself at the helm of one of North Africa’s most storied and most volatile football institutions.

Who's hot, who's not? GOAL ranks all 30 teams across Major League Soccer

GOAL US looks at the key takeaways from both Chelsea's win over PSG in the final, as well as the Club World Cup overall

The Buccaneers have made their intention clear with several new faces as they continue rebuilding in their bid to challenge for major honours domestically and abroad.

GOAL US writers discuss the at-times controversial month-long tournament, which concluded in chaotic fashion with Chelsea pounding PSG

Enzo Maresca's men pulled off a sensational upset by routing heavy favourites Paris Saint-Germain in Sunday's final in New Jersey

After being linked with Pirates and clubs in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the Algerian outfit has won the race to land the highly sought tactician.

The money-spinning tournament has gone extremely well for several clubs, players and coaches - but it's been a disaster for others...

The Spain Under-21 international is closing in on a summer switch to the Emirates Stadium after a meteoric rise at the Mestalla