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  1. Clarke stays! Scotland boss signs contract extension

    Steve Clarke has officially committed his future to Scotland by signing a long-term contract extension that will see him lead the national team through to the 2030 World Cup. The news comes as a massive boost to the Tartan Army just as the squad prepares to embark on their first World Cup adventure in nearly three decades this summer in the United States.

  2. Brazil set Neymar deadline after fresh calf injury

    Brazil have established a firm medical deadline for Neymar to retain his place in Carlo Ancelotti's final World Cup squad following another injury scare. The Santos forward remains a major doubt for upcoming warm-up matches after a grade two calf tear caused significant apprehension during the national team's initial training camp.

  3. 'We've got this' - Arteta says Arsenal shed label before UCL final

    Mikel Arteta has revealed that Arsenal have lifted a massive psychological burden after finally clinching the Premier League title ahead of their monumental European showdown. The Spanish manager insisted that shedding their previous tag of near-misses has provided his squad with a massive emotional surge as they gear up for the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.

  4. ‘Becomes mad very fast’ - Why Ronaldo could never be a coach

    Cristiano Ronaldo could never become a coach because he “becomes mad very fast”, Eric Djemba-Djemba has told GOAL, but CR7 is being backed to make a stunning return to Manchester United in a directorial capacity. The Portuguese GOAT has previously taken in two playing spells at Old Trafford, with it possible that a path back to the Theatre of Dreams could be trodden at some stage.

  5. Ruben Dias seeks Man City exit after Guardiola exit

    Manchester City defender Ruben Dias has reportedly instructed his representative to source a transfer away from the Etihad Stadium this summer following the departure of Pep Guardiola. The Portuguese international is believed to be seeking a fresh challenge, a development that has immediately alerted several powerhouse clubs across European football.

  6. Martinez at Liverpool? Transfer advice amid Alisson rumours

    Alisson has been generating surprising exit talk at Liverpool, with Brad Friedel telling GOAL why the Brazilian may be a bigger loss for the Reds than Mohamed Salah - as potential goalkeeping replacements are discussed. World Cup winner Emi Martinez is considered to be the kind of character that Arne Slot would require at Anfield if a new No.1 needs to be found.

  7. Mac & Reynolds guiding Wrexham stars through global fame

    Rob Mac insists that he hand Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds avoid talking to the club's players about on-field matters, instead using their experience as global stars to help the squad adapt to the demands of their newfound popularity. While the team have enjoyed a historic rise through the English football pyramid that culminated in an impressive first season back in the Championship, Mac says the owners have zero say in the tactics or starting XI.

  8. 'Ruins my party!' - Wharton gutted to see celebrations delayed

    Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton has revealed his frustration at missing the initial dressing-room celebrations following the Eagles' historic Conference League triumph. The England international was immediately pulled away for a random UEFA doping test after the final whistle, temporarily delaying his plans to celebrate their continental silverware with team-mates.

  9. No World Cup, no problem?! 'Kvaradona' CAN win Ballon d'Or

    During a recent episode of the Kroos brothers' podcast, 'Einfach mal Luppen', Felix revealed that while making notes during the second leg of Bayern Munich's Champions League semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain, he jotted down the words "Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Ballon d'Or." Toni admitted that he was just as big a fan of the Georgian, but added there was just one problem: "He won't be a world champion."

  10. RANKED: Top 50 players of the European season

    The European football season is almost over. Just one game remains - the Champions League final, as Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain prepare to do battle in Budapest on Saturday. Both sides come into the game having won their own domestic titles, with PSG looking to defend the crown they won for the first time last season, while the Gunners are aiming to secure their first European Cup.

  11. 'I'm really happy I stayed' - Hemp reflects on WSL title glory

    Two years ago, as her Manchester City contract prepared to expire, the possibility of Lauren Hemp leaving the club appeared very real. Barcelona were heavily-linked with the England star, and time was running out for City to keep hold of a player they had watched blossom into one of the best wingers in Europe, after joining as a 17-year-old. But in the end, Hemp would stay, and as she speaks to GOAL as a first-time Women's Super League champion, she's extremely happy she did.

  12. 'They’ll destroy Arsenal' - Gunners warned PSG could score FIVE

    Arsenal have been warned that Paris Saint-Germain will “destroy” them if they do not “play better football” in the Champions League final, with it possible that the French giants will score five goals in back-to-back European showpieces. Inter were crushed in 2025, with newly-crowned Premier League kings Arsenal now preparing to take on the toughest of continental challenges.