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  1. ‘Run 1,000 marathons!’ - Ronaldo may have another WC one in him

    Cristiano Ronaldo has already run “1,000 marathons” over the course of his career, but Louis Saha has told GOAL that the Portuguese GOAT may have another left in him at the 2030 World Cup. At 41 years of age, the evergreen frontman is currently gracing FIFA’s flagship event for the sixth time. Said tournament will be heading to his homeland in four years’ time.

  2. Pirates block Dlamini exit to Chiefs?

    The Soweto Derby rivalry has taken a fresh turn in the boardroom as the Sea Robbers fight to keep the left-footed star away from Chiefs’ clutches. Despite long-standing interest from the Naturena-based giants, the Buccaneers have moved swiftly to secure the experienced playmaker’s future at Mayfair.

  3. Why Kane becoming Messi-esque for England is a good thing

    Harry Kane has become Lionel Messi-esque for England in terms of his value to the collective cause, with Stan Collymore explaining to GOAL why that is a good thing and how the Three Lions’ record goalscorer is benefitting from a mindset that others have lacked. The prolific Bayern Munich frontman is leading another bid for World Cup glory at present, with a star-studded squad often being carried on his back.

  4. Chiefs part ways with Morris

    The Soweto giants have officially announced the departure of the 32-year-old forward, marking the latest exit from Naturena as the club prepares for the new season. The Cape Town-born star, who has struggled for consistent game time, reaches a mutual agreement to move on to pastures new.

  5. Explained: Why Ronaldo gets more criticism than Messi

    Cristiano Ronaldo retains the ability to make “people shut their mouth”, Louis Saha has told GOAL, with a former Manchester United team-mate of CR7 explaining why the Portuguese superstar attracts more criticism than fellow GOAT Lionel Messi. Both men are currently on 2026 World Cup duty, with more questions being put to an evergreen European frontman than his eternal South American rival is facing.

  6. Klopp wants Germany job as DFB confirm talks

    The German Football Association (DFB) has confirmed their intention to open managerial talks with Jurgen Klopp following Julian Nagelsmann's resignation. The governing body announced that the former Liverpool boss has already signalled his willingness to inherit the national team vacancy, opening the door for a sensational return to the dugout.