English Premier League

Rodri, the Spanish midfielder playing for Manchester City, has candidly discussed the implications of Pep Guardiola’s recent contract extension on his own future with the club. The 28-year-old midfielder, who has been integral to City’s midfield since his arrival from Atletico Madrid in 2019, views Guardiola’s decision to remain at the Etihad Stadium until 2027
The world of football is often defined by the managers who lead their teams to victory. Among them, Pep Guardiola stands as a glaring example of managerial excellence, having recently extended his contract with Manchester City until 2027. His decision has been met with universal acclaim from fellow Premier League managers, who recognize the profound
In a significant move toward reforming the football transfer system, FIFA has announced substantial payments amounting to $125 million to clubs worldwide, based on outstanding dues from past player transfers. This initiative, spearheaded by FIFA’s Clearing House established in late 2022, aims to inject much-needed transparency into a notoriously opaque multi-billion dollar industry. With an
Recent scrutiny of the professional football landscape highlights significant shortcomings in the adherence to health and safety standards. A report from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven), commissioned by the global football players’ union FIFPRO, underscores the urgent need for the football industry to prioritize player welfare while aligning with legal frameworks established at both European
Pep Guardiola has solidified his status as a pivotal figure in Manchester City’s modern footballing narrative by agreeing to a one-year contract extension. This commitment, which comes after several months of speculation regarding his future, enhances the existing legacy he has crafted since his arrival in 2016 from Bayern Munich. Under his stewardship, City has
In modern football, the significance of traditional shirt numbers appears to have diminished considerably, especially in the context of high-stakes leagues like the Premier League. One only needs to glance at current squad compositions to realize that the classical numbering system—where players donned numbers 1 through 11 according to their positions—is a fading relic. As
Rúben Amorim, the newly appointed head coach of Manchester United, stepped onto the training grounds of Carrington for the first time after finally receiving his visa approval. His arrival marks a significant development for the club, which has been working to re-establish itself as a competitive force in football under new leadership. Amorim’s first training