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  1. Ban Bafana! Hlungwani is wrong! Broos turning SAFA into banana association full of salary thieves - Fans

    The South African national team and the country's football governing body have barely had a chance to catch their breath amid growing backlash from Mzansi football faithful. From the manner in which the travelling squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup was trimmed, to a visa debacle that delayed the team's departure to Mexico, and now a blunder during Friday evening's international friendly against Nicaragua at Orlando Amstel Arena, controversy continues to cloud preparations. What should be a period of excitement and anticipation ahead of the global showpiece has instead been overshadowed by a succession of off-field own goals, with incompetence once again taking centre stage.

  2. Pochettino's quest to make the world believe in the USMNT

    It's September 13, 2024, and Mauricio Pochettino is all smiles. Dressed in a blue suit with a big U.S. Soccer pin on the lapel, Pochettino is being introduced to the wild world of American soccer for the very first time. Flanked by his new bosses, Pochettino seems determined to make the right first impression; in America, first impressions are generally best made by being bold.

  3. Federico Valverde, Aurelien Tchouameni

    'Life goes on' - Tchouameni speaks out on Valverde row

    Aurelien Tchouameni has strongly dismissed sensationalist media reports regarding a training ground incident with Real Madrid team-mate Federico Valverde. The French midfielder insisted that the confrontation has been completely blown out of proportion, as he maintains a firm focus on achieving future success in Spain.

  4. Chelsea defender surprisingly given 'untouchable' status

    Chelsea have reportedly rejected multiple formal approaches for young defender Josh Acheampong after handing him an elite status at Stamford Bridge. The 20-year-old academy graduate has apparently been deemed completely untouchable by club officials, safeguarding his long-term future in west London despite growing interest from several Premier League rivals.

  5. Revealed: Real Madrid now have to pay MORE for Mourinho

    Real Madrid's pursuit of Jose Mourinho has become significantly more expensive after a key release clause in his Benfica contract expired. The Spanish giants had the opportunity to secure the Portuguese coach for around €6 million, but administrative delays linked to the club's presidential election mean the final cost could now rise to €15m.

  6. Saliba surgery fears grow as Arsenal defender's 'pain worsens'

    Arsenal defender William Saliba could be forced to undergo back surgery immediately after the upcoming World Cup as his ongoing physical discomfort continues to intensify. Despite successfully managing the issue to play a starring role for the Gunners, recent medical assessments indicate that the centre-back requires long-term surgical intervention.

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

  9. 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.

  10. 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.

  11. 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.