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  1. Obi Mikel slams Chelsea transfer mistake under Alonso

    John Obi Mikel has strongly criticised Chelsea for their failure to sign a midfield replacement after selling Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City. The former midfielder believes this £125 million transfer mistake is directly responsible for Xabi Alonso's defensive issues this season, pointing out that the team desperately misses the injured Moises Caicedo to protect the defence.

  2. Porro and Tonali out as De Zerbi snubs Richarlison

    Tottenham Hotspur face a daunting trip to Anfield in the Carabao Cup third round with a significantly depleted squad as injuries continue to mount for Roberto De Zerbi. The Italian manager has confirmed he will be without two of his most influential players for the Tuesday night showdown against Liverpool.

  3. Arsenal demand answers after Sunderland penalty row

    Arsenal are set to escalate their frustrations by demanding an official explanation from the professional refereeing body, Pro Ref, following a controversial penalty decision in their 2-0 victory over Sunderland. Despite securing all three points, the Gunners are reportedly seeking urgent clarity on the process that led to Ezri Konsa being penalised during a heated exchange in the box.

  4. Mngqithi on Pitso's 'winning is everything' approach & perfect fit for Bafana - 'It’s a no-brainer, man'

    Yanga head coach Manqoba Mngqithi has opened up on the profound impact Pitso Mosimane had on his tactical philosophy during their trophy-laden era at Mamelodi Sundowns. The former Masandawana assistant credited his old mentor for teaching him the necessity of prioritizing results over aesthetic appeal in elite competition, and believes "Jingles" appointment as South Africa coach is the right call by SAFA.

  5. Ancelotti slams Italy's talent factory

    Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti has delivered a stinging assessment of the current state of Italian football, claiming the nation has failed to produce a high-level generation of players. His comments come at a pivotal moment as the national team faces the consequences of missing out on consecutive World Cups.

  6. Ancelotti confirms Neymar's Brazil career is over

    Carlo Ancelotti has officially drawn the curtain on Neymar’s illustrious but often turbulent international career, confirming that the Santos forward will not return to the Brazil fold. Following the Selecao's disappointing exit at the last World Cup, the Italian tactician is now pivoting toward an aggressive youth movement designed to reshape the five-time world champions.