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Pochettino in tears after taking Man Utd job

Mauricio Pochettino could not hide his emotions during a heartfelt farewell to the United States national team, breaking down in tears just moments after being confirmed as the new Manchester United manager. The Argentine has agreed to a two-and-a-half-year deal at Old Trafford, marking a stunning return to the Premier League as the successor to Michael Carrick.

Raphinha expects stern Japan test as Moriyasu's reign nears end

Stand-in Brazil captain Raphinha anticipates a fierce examination against Japan in Saturday's international friendly in Singapore. The rematch of this summer's World Cup clash in Houston comes as Samurai Blue boss Hajime Moriyasu prepares for the final two games of his eight-year tenure.

Sancet backs Basque national team for future World Cup spot

Athletic Club midfielder Oihan Sancet hopes the Basque national team will gain official recognition to compete at a future World Cup. The Spain international voiced his ambition ahead of making his debut for Euskal Selekzioa against Venezuela on Saturday.

Will Palmer play for England again under Tuchel? Problems faced

Serious questions are being asked of whether Cole Palmer will play for England again during Thomas Tuchel’s reign as Three Lions manager, with Darren Bent explaining to GOAL why the talented Chelsea playmaker faces “commitment” and Jude Bellingham problems. Having pulled out of an international camp in September, the 24-year-old was snubbed completely when the latest squad was named.

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Beckham and Rapinoe lead Hall of Fame class

A constellation of stars who defined the modern era of American soccer have been officially recognised for their contributions to the game. Icons including David Beckham and Megan Rapinoe lead the latest class of inductees to the National Soccer Hall of Fame. These legendary figures will be celebrated for their massive impact on both the international stage and the growth of the domestic game.

Scaloni signs new Argentina deal through 2030

Lionel Scaloni has officially committed his future to Argentina, signing a landmark contract extension that will see him lead the national team through the 2030 World Cup. The new agreement cements his status as a legendary figure in South American football following a period of unprecedented success on the global stage.