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  1. Conceicao leaves Al-Ittihad

    Sergio Conceicao is set to leave Al-Ittihad after a short-lived tenure in the Saudi Pro League. The former Porto boss reached a mutual agreement to terminate his contract after losing the fierce league title race to Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr, concluding a frustrating campaign that saw the Jeddah-based giants fall short of their lofty expectations.

  2. Milan sack Allegri after UCL failure as he prepares for Napoli job

    AC Milan have taken the drastic step of sacking head coach Massimiliano Allegri following a disastrous conclusion to the Serie A campaign. The Rossoneri hierarchy acted swiftly on Monday after the club’s failure to qualify for the Champions League was confirmed on the final matchday. It has already been reported that he is set to replace Antonio Conte as Napoli coach.

  3. Spurs admit transfer failings after survival

    Tottenham chairman Peter Charrington has issued a remarkably candid apology to supporters, admitting that footballing success had been sidelined at the club before their brush with a historic relegation. The London side only secured their Premier League status on the final day of the season with a 1-0 win over Everton, bringing an end to a chaotic campaign that saw the departure of long-term executive Daniel Levy.

  4. Allegri becomes surprise frontrunner for Napoli job

    Napoli have identified AC Milan head coach Massimiliano Allegri as the leading candidate to take over the vacancy at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. The Partenopei are searching for a high-profile appointment to lead a new era following the confirmed departure of Antonio Conte. The sacking of Allegri by Milan on Monday suggests that a shake-up is on the cards.

  5. Pirates legend warns Bucs must 'beef up'

    The Soweto giants have finally brought an end to 14 years of heartbreak by reclaiming the Premier Soccer League crown, but Buccaneers legend believes the celebrations should not mask the work still ahead. Despite delivering a historic treble and re-establishing themselves as a force in local football, the Sea Robbers have been warned that their current squad still lacks the extra firepower needed to turn domestic dominance into genuine continental supremacy.

  6. McKenzie slams Cardoso

    The Sports Minister has launched a scathing counter-attack against the Brazilians’ boss following the club's recent continental success. The minister’s intervention comes after the Masandawana tactician questioned the domestic football structures in the wake of their CAF Champions League triumph over AS FAR.

  7. Ex-Sundowns star hails Cardoso after CAFCL glory - 'You can't win everything'

    The Masandawana legend has come out to commend the head coach after the club’s historic Champions League triumph, backing his impact despite a mixed domestic run. The former defender insists that lifting African football’s biggest prize outweighs any shortcomings at home, arguing that sacrifices made over the course of the season have now been fully justified by continental glory.

  8. American dream? Doubts cast over Messi & Ronaldo GOAT union

    Doubts have been cast over whether a stunning GOAT union could take place in the United States as Cristiano Ronaldo joins eternal rival Lionel Messi in MLS. Philippe Senderos has told GOAL that two all-time greats remain on “different paths”, but the American game is being backed to create its own superstars as “football culture” continues to grow.

  9. Lilepo goes full footballer sulk mode after red card furore

    The Congolese striker was sent off against Usuthu for removing his shirt in celebration of his goal. It was suggested by several pundits he should face sanctions from his club for what was described as "amateur behaviour" by at least one ex-pro who also demanded Amakhosi hit him with a massive financial penalty. Judging from the 28-year-old's Instagram account, the club followed through on the disciplinary procedures.

  10. Ouaddou, Chaine & Ndlovu win awards

    As the season reached its climax this past weekend, with the Orlando Pirates duo wrapping up the campaign in championship glory, PSL has kept the celebrations rolling as standout performers continue to shine. The Moroccan tactician, Bloemfontein-born shot-stopper, and Sekhukhune United' star all rose to the occasion in May, stealing the spotlight and walking away with individual monthly accolades after a blistering run of form.

  11. Ouaddou undecided on Pirates future

    The Buccaneers’ boss has cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job has left him "tired." Despite leading the Sea Robbers to a spectacular domestic treble in his debut season, the Moroccan tactician insists he needs time to reflect before committing to the project.

  12. Golden Generation: Owen names stars that improve 2026 England

    Michael Owen has, during an exclusive interview with GOAL, picked two players from England’s ‘Golden Generation’ that would improve the Three Lions’ class of 2026 and aid their bid for World Cup glory. The ex-Liverpool and Real Madrid striker has also debated whether Harry Kane and Declan Rice could oust the likes of Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard from an iconic team of the past.

  13. Rooney hails Gyokeres as signing of season

    Manchester United and England legend Wayne Rooney has officially named Viktor Gyokeres as the Premier League's signing of the season following Arsenal's historic title win. The former striker believes the Swedish international provided the clinical edge necessary to finally push Mikel Arteta's side over the finish line.

  14. Sundowns chairman calls for unity after CAFCL glory - 'I hope all our voices are just gonna be positive'

    The Masandawana chairman has called for a fresh era of unity, belief, and positivity at Chloorkop following the club’s long-awaited return to the summit of African football. The Brazilians have finally added that elusive second star, ending years of longing and pressure. Motsepe believes the constant obsession with matching that historic success has grown into a mental burden, but with the Champions League trophy back in the cabinet, the Sundowns supremo is now urging the Yellow Nation to move forward with renewed optimism and embrace a future without limits.