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  1. Benzema backs Zidane for France job

    Former France international Karim Benzema has offered his total institutional and personal backing for Zinedine Zidane ahead of his expected appointment as head coach of Les Bleus. The 2022 Ballon d'Or winner labelled his former Real Madrid boss a true "legend" and a "big brother".

  2. Madrid could push Vini into Arsenal's arms with Diomande deal

    Arsenal are weighing up what would be one of the most sensational transfers of all time, but the odds are stacked against them in their bid to pull it off. Over the weekend, it emerged that the Gunners are considering an approach for Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior, while Los Blancos were, in turn, intensifying their efforts to land RB Leipzig's €120 million-plus-rated breakout talent, Yan Diomande.

  3. Inter & Juve in talks for Stones

    Both Inter and Juventus have opened negotiations with John Stones' representatives this week, with the Manchester City defender showing genuine openness to a fresh start in Serie A as his 32-year search for a next chapter takes shape following his Etihad exit.

  4. Garnacho aims dig at Chelsea after Villa move

    Alejandro Garnacho has completed a move from Chelsea to Aston Villa, immediately taking a subtle swipe at the Blues' lack of top-tier European football. The Argentina international arrives at Villa Park on an initial loan deal as he looks to reignite a career that has stalled since his acrimonious departure from Manchester United.

  5. Gianni Infantino

    'Sorry you were so consumed by hate!' - Infantino blasts World Cup critics

    FIFA president Gianni Infantino has hit back at his detractors in extraordinary fashion, claiming that those who criticised the 2026 World Cup were "consumed by hate." In a lengthy and defiant statement, the head of world football’s governing body defended the tournament’s legacy and urged his opponents to "meditate or pray" instead of spreading negativity.