Arsenal has officially completed the permanent signing of David Raya from Brentford. The club confirmed this exciting news on Wednesday, revealing that they paid an initial £3 million last season to take Raya on loan. Furthermore, Arsenal has triggered an option worth £27 million to secure him on a long-term contract. Raya, a 28-year-old goalkeeper,
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Former Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann created quite a stir with his comments regarding Spain’s chances against Germany in the upcoming quarterfinal clash of Euro 2024. His remarks, labeling the Spanish team as “inexperienced” and “small in terms of height,” have fueled controversy and drawn criticism from Spanish media. Spain has been one of the standout
On Monday, speculation surrounding the future of Japan international Daichi Kamada came to an end as it was officially announced that he had signed a two-year contract with Crystal Palace. As one of the Samurai Blue’s most accomplished players, the move to the Premier League represents the next step in Kamada’s already impressive European career,
Manchester City is reportedly keeping tabs on RB Leipzig forward Dani Olmo, who has a release clause of €60 million. However, despite Olmo’s interest in a move to the Etihad Stadium, the Premier League club has not made any concrete contact as of yet. Barcelona is also said to be interested in the 26-year-old, but
The recent cases of racist abuse towards England players, particularly after missing penalties, have brought the issue of racism in football to the forefront. Ivan Toney, however, remains steadfast in his resolve not to be deterred by such vile behavior. Despite the challenges faced by players like Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford, and Jadon Sancho, Toney’s
Portugal left-back Nuno Mendes is looking forward to the opportunity to face his former Paris Saint-Germain teammate, Kylian Mbappé, in the quarterfinal of Euro 2024. Having played alongside Mbappé for two seasons at PSG before the French forward’s move to Real Madrid, Mendes expressed admiration for both Mbappé and his current Portugal teammate Cristiano Ronaldo.
A highly anticipated clash is on the horizon as Spain prepares to take on Germany in the Euro 2024 quarterfinals. The spotlight is shining on former Real Madrid teammates Joselu and Toni Kroos as they gear up to face each other on the field. Joselu, the Spanish striker, has not held back in his comments
The Euro 2024 tournament showcased the enduring talent of Cristiano Ronaldo, who despite his age and slowing pace, remains a crucial figure in the Portugal national team. While Ronaldo has hinted that Euro 2024 might be his final international tournament, the prospect of him playing at the 2026 World Cup remains high. His leadership and
The Round of 16 matches in Euro 2024 showcased the immense impact young talent can have on the biggest stage of European football. Cody Gakpo, a rising star for the Netherlands, proved his worth by scoring his third goal of the tournament in a crucial match against Romania. At just 23 years old, Gakpo became
Barcelona is facing uncertainty with centre-back Ronald Araujo this summer as contract talks have stalled. The club has not made any progress in extending his deal and has no plans to improve their offer. With Araujo entering the final two years of his contract, Barcelona may need to offload him before making any new acquisitions.
Austria’s coach Ralf Rangnick was left in shock following his team’s exit from Euro 2024 at the hands of Turkey. He expressed his disappointment over their failure to convert pressure into chances and highlighted a crucial last-minute save that prevented the game from going into extra time. Despite playing four entertaining and intense matches, Rangnick
Cody Gakpo’s impressive performances at Euro 2024 have not gone unnoticed, with the Dutch forward leading the race for the Golden Boot. However, despite his individual brilliance, Gakpo’s success may not be enough to carry his team to victory. In a match against Romania, Gakpo’s skill was on full display as he scored a goal
Manchester United has recently made the decision to inform nearly a quarter of its workforce about impending redundancies. This news, delivered during a meeting by interim CEO Jean-Claude Blanc, has left the club staff shocked. The move, which is instigated by new INEOS chairman and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is expected to result in as
Bayern Munich has successfully negotiated a deal in principle with Fulham to secure the services of midfielder João Palhinha for a whopping sum of up to €56 million. This deal has set a new club record for Fulham, with the fee consisting of €51 million upfront and an additional €5 million in potential add-ons. The