Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs commented on Marcus Rashford’s career trajectory since leaving Old Trafford, asserting that the forward appears “happier” at Barcelona and emphasizing that fans will only accept maximum effort.
The 11th edition of the FIFA Arab Cup will commence on Monday in Qatar, featuring 16 nations from across the AFC and CAF in a 32-match tournament across six FIFA World Cup venues, culminating in the final on December 18.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has opened up on the personal strain of managing the club, revealing that he lives alone while his wife, Mirjam, and two children, Joep and Isa, remain in the Netherlands to ensure their children’s education is not disrupted.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta made a surprising admission ahead of the crucial London derby, stating that Chelsea “fully deserve” to be considered Premier League title challengers, despite their manager Enzo Maresca downplaying their prospects.
Iran’s soccer federation announced a boycott of the upcoming 2026 World Cup draw in Washington, D.C., citing unresolved U.S. visa issues for its delegation, putting FIFA President Gianni Infantino under scrutiny for an alleged guarantee he made regarding their access.
Although Cole Palmer is fit to face Arsenal, he may not return immediately to the starting XI because Enzo Fernandez
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has officially approved an increase in the maximum final squad size for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025) in Morocco from 23 to 27 players, as Nigeria prepares to submit a 55-man provisional list ahead of the December 11 deadline.
Former Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo believes that Scott McTominay, who has flourished at Napoli since his 2024 departure, possesses the running, tackling, work ethic, and goal-scoring qualities that Red Devils manager Ruben Amorim currently needs at Old Trafford.
Ruben Amorim admits he cannot pinpoint a single reason for Manchester United’s drastically poor away record this season, stressing the need for better game management and a higher intensity level from his squad.
Mikel Arteta confirmed Gabriel Jesus is nearing an Arsenal return after an 11-month injury layoff, but the manager emphasizes caution for his reintegration, with other key players also facing fitness checks ahead of the festive period.
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