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• Victor Osimhen returns to Galatasaray training following a specialized patch up

  Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has rejoined Galatasaray’s first-team training following forearm surgery, utilizing a high-strength protective brace to accelerate his return for the Super Lig title run-in. ​Galatasaray has confirmed that Victor Osimhen has returned to training after three weeks sidelined by a fractured forearm. The Nigerian striker underwent surgery following an injury against Liverpool and is now following “a specialized program prepared for him, accompanied by physiotherapists.” While he has rejoined his teammates for partial sessions, the club is taking significant precautions to ensure his safety during the title race’s conclusion. ​To facilitate his return, Osimhen will wear a custom-made brace reportedly four times stronger than steel. Training photos show the forward wearing the protective gear, which is designed to prevent a season-ending re-injury. The club aims to have him match-ready for the critical Istanbul derby against Fenerbahçe on April 26, a fixture that could ultimately decide the destination of the Super Lig trophy.

• Tottenham Hotspur are officially in the Premier League relegation zone

  Tottenham Hotspur have officially dropped into the Premier League’s bottom three after West Ham United secured a dominant 4-0 victory over Wolves to climb out of the relegation places.

  ​West Ham United escaped the relegation zone for the first time since December following a commanding win at the London Stadium.

  A brace from Taty Castellanos and two goals from Konstantinos Mavropanos sealed the victory, pushing North London rivals Tottenham into the unthinkable position of seventeenth.

  Hammers coach Nuno Espirito Santo remained grounded despite the surge, stating, “I realise there is still a lot of work to be done yet.”

  ​The result leaves Wolves facing confirmed relegation as early as next week, while Spurs continue their dramatic free fall toward the Championship.

  West Ham’s resurgence, marked by five wins in eleven games, has radically shifted the survival landscape.

  Reflecting on the atmosphere that fueled the result, Santo added, “London Stadium was amazing; it was bouncing with energy even in the hard parts when the game was tough.”

• Luciano Spalletti set to sign Juventus contract extension ahead of Atalanta clash

  Juventus Head Coach Luciano Spalletti is expected to sign a contract extension through 2028, potentially finalizing the deal before this weekend’s crucial Serie A trip to Bergamo.

  ​Luciano Spalletti is reportedly on the verge of committing his future to Juventus with a new long-term deal.

  According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, terms are largely settled for an extension that would keep the veteran manager in Turin until 2028.

  The agreement is expected to see Spalletti earn upwards of €6 million per season, placing him among the highest-paid tacticians in the Italian top flight.

  ​While Sporting Director Marco Ottolini previously suggested there was “no rush” to finalize the paperwork, reports indicate an announcement could arrive before Saturday’s match against Atalanta.

  The club’s hierarchy, including Giorgio Chiellini and Damien Comolli, has consistently backed Spalletti to lead the project.

  Talks are described as being at an “advanced stage” as Juventus focuses on a strong finish to the season.

• Chelsea ‘enter race’ for highly rated teenage center back Karim Coulibaly

  Chelsea have reportedly entered the race to sign 18-year-old Werder Bremen center-back Karim Coulibaly, who is valued at a club-record fee despite his limited senior experience.

  ​Chelsea are reportedly tracking Werder Bremen teenager Karim Coulibaly as they continue their strategy of investing in high-potential youth.

  The 18-year-old center-back has emerged as a rare bright spot for the German side, who are currently battling to avoid Bundesliga relegation.

  Despite only making 22 senior appearances, Coulibaly’s rapid rise has attracted interest from several European giants looking to bolster their defensive options.

  ​Bremen are allegedly prepared to sell the youngster for a record fee of €40-50 million this summer.

  Chelsea face stiff competition from Real Madrid, Manchester United, and PSG for the defender’s signature.

  With senior players calling for more experience, the move highlights Chelsea’s persistent focus on potential, as the club aims to “spend big on potential rather than current ability” during the upcoming window.

• Max Dowman breaks Lamine Yamal’s Champions League record as youngest player in quarter-finals

  Arsenal’s Max Dowman has become the youngest player to appear in a Champions League knockout match, breaking the previous record held by Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal.

  ​Arsenal starlet Max Dowman made history during Wednesday’s 1-0 quarter-final victory over Sporting CP.

  At 16 years and 97 days old, the midfielder surpassed Lamine Yamal’s previous record to become the youngest player ever to feature in the competition’s knockout stages.

  David Raya praised the youngster’s fearless approach, stating, “They’re alike in that every time they step on the pitch they enjoy playing and are always playing with a smile.”

  ​The record-breaking appearance follows a stellar season for the teenager, who also holds the title of the Premier League’s youngest-ever goalscorer.

  Dowman, who is expected to sign a professional contract when he turns 17 in December, has already become a fixture in Mikel Arteta’s matchday squads.

  Regarding the prodigy’s natural talent, Raya added, “It seems like they’re playing at school. They go out there to play and to enjoy themselves.”