Lists

  1. Robert Lewandowski

    Fire reportedly cool interest in signing Barca's Lewandowski

    The Chicago Fire are reportedly unlikely to sign Robert Lewandowski upon the expiration of his contract at Barcelona this summer, according to The Athletic. The Polish striker's deal is up in June, and he has been heavily linked with a move to MLS in the past. However, Chicago's interest lies elsewhere, especially with current striker Hugo Cuypers in fine form.

  2. The warehouse storing Ronaldo & Messi's match-worn shirts

    The first thing that hits you when you walk into the vault at the MatchWornShirt warehouse is the smell. It is overpowering, akin to the familiar odour of a locker room. Except it's not any old locker room. This is effectively the locker room of the greatest footballers in the world. Here you can find a shirt worn by Cristiano Ronaldo in his Real Madrid pomp and one from Lionel Messi’s Paris Saint-Germain days.

  3. Arsenal without Mead & Catley for UWCL semi-final

    Arsenal will be without Beth Mead and Steph Catley for the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final against Lyon this weekend, with the latter's absence placing further focus on the fitness of the recently returned Leah Williamson. The England captain played her first minutes in over a month while on international duty last week, the timing of which could be potentially vital for the Gunners' European title defence.

  4. Spent £1.5bn to go backwards! Carragher savages Boehly & BlueCo

    Jamie Carragher has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea's ownership, claiming the club has been transformed from a trophy-winning machine into a failed and expensive experiment. Writing in the wake of Liam Rosenior becoming the fifth permanent managerial casualty in four years, the pundit argues that the Blues now require new owners more than a new head coach.

  5. ‘Slightly uncertain’ - No date for completion of Utd’s stadium

    Sebastian Coe has admitted that the completion date for Manchester United’s ambitious £2 billion stadium remains "slightly uncertain." The chair of the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force highlighted complex land acquisition issues as the primary hurdle for the proposed 100,000-seater venue. While the project remains a priority for Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Coe urged patience as the club navigates a massive logistical challenge.