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  1. Yamal and De Jong lead tributes as Lewandowski bids farewell

    Lamine Yamal and Frenkie de Jong have shared emotional farewell messages to Robert Lewandowski following his final appearance at the Spotify Camp Nou. Through heartfelt social media tributes, the Barcelona stars hailed the departing striker as an inspirational legend, marking the end of a prolific four-year chapter that saw the Polish icon secure seven trophies with the Blaugrana.

  2. One more game! Havertz soars high to put Arsenal on the cusp

    It was far from pretty, but Arsenal are one game away from the Premier League title after holding their nerve to edge past already-relegated Burnley on Monday night, courtesy of Kai Havertz's towering header from yet another set piece. The German forward rose to meet Bukayo Saka's corner shortly before half-time, although he was fortunate not be sent off later in the game. The 1-0 win means the Gunners will be champions if Manchester City drop points at high-flying Bournemouth on Tuesday.

  3. Austin fire coach Estevez, sporting director Borrell

    Austin FC has cleaned house ahead of the World Cup break as the club announced on Monday that both head coach Nico Estevez and sporting director Rodolfo Borrell have been dismissed. The decision comes amid a poor start to the season that currently sees the club sitting 13th in the Western Conference following yet another loss this past weekend.

  4. Leeds vow bans for homophobic chanting

    Leeds have launched a firm crackdown on discriminatory behaviour following reports of homophobic chanting during their recent Premier League encounter with Brighton. The Yorkshire club had taken proactive measures before kick-off to monitor the stands, and they have now confirmed that those found guilty will face serious consequences for their actions.

  1. 'Best season of my career' - Lyon star reacts to France World Cup snub

    Corentin Tolisso has expressed his deep disappointment at missing out on a place in Didier Deschamps' France squad for the 2026 World Cup despite enjoying his most productive season to date. The Lyon captain finds himself in the wilderness alongside several other high-profile stars as Les Bleus prepare to challenge for football's biggest prize this summer.

  2. Carragher slams 'selfish' Salah over Slot comments

    Jamie Carragher has pulled no punches in his assessment of Mohamed Salah, branding the Liverpool talisman “selfish” after his latest social media grenade. The Egyptian sparked a fresh Anfield firestorm by publicly calling for a return to "heavy metal football", a post widely interpreted as a calculated dig at Arne Slot’s tactics.

  3. Flick tells Barcelona not to sign Inter star

    Hansi Flick has reportedly intervened in Barcelona’s transfer market, stalling a €70 million move for Inter defender Alessandro Bastoni. The German manager has expressed tactical concerns regarding Bastoni's lack of recovery speed, fearing that pairing the Italian with young star Pau Cubarsí would leave the Blaugrana’s high defensive line exposed to counter-attacks.

  4. Dortmund drop Sancho, eye Nwaneri

    Borussia Dortmund sporting director Ole Book has shifted the club’s transfer strategy, cooling interest in a permanent move for Jadon Sancho to prioritise a creative playmaker. The German side are eyeing 19-year-old Arsenal starlet Ethan Nwaneri – currently on loan at Marseille – as the ideal successor to Julian Brandt, though a high valuation remains a significant hurdle.

  5. Brazil relied on Neymar for ‘too long’, says Cafu

    Brazil legend Cafu believes the Selecao have hindered their own pursuit of a sixth world title by placing an unfair burden of responsibility on Neymar for over a decade. The legendary full-back argued that the lack of a supporting cast around the Santos forward has been the primary reason for the nation’s 24-year trophy drought on the global stage.

  6. ‘Great story’ at Chelsea used as inspiration for Derry & Co

    Reece James is considered to be a “great story” at Chelsea that acts as inspiration for the likes of Jesse Derry and other starry-eyed academy hopefuls. The Blues have always kept a pathway open to their first-team for the hottest of prospects, but Gary Cahill has explained to GOAL why it is “natural” that said journey will sometimes prove difficult to complete.