Italian Serie A

In recent years, the issue of player burnout has become increasingly prominent in the football landscape. With elite athletes like Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, and Jude Bellingham voicing their concerns over an excessive fixture schedule, the discourse surrounding player welfare is reaching a breaking point. As multiple factors contribute to an ever-expanding football calendar, the
In the landscape of European football, the recent Champions League encounter between Manchester City and Inter Milan exemplified precisely what UEFA envisioned with its revamped structure. Instead of waiting until the knockout stages for high-stakes drama, spectators were treated to a thrilling spectacle featuring two elite teams confronting each other in the group phase. While
Victor Osimhen, the 25-year-old Nigeria international, has recently signed a season-long loan deal with Galatasaray, as announced by the Turkish club. The agreement entails a net payment of €6 million ($6.65 million) for the 2024-2025 season. This move comes after Napoli extended Osimhen’s contract until 2026, with a reported release clause of €130 million. Additionally,
Napoli’s decision to exclude Victor Osimhen from their Serie A squad for the season has sent shockwaves through the footballing world. The Nigerian striker, who played a crucial role in Napoli’s Scudetto victory two seasons ago, now finds himself on the outskirts of the team he once carried on his shoulders. Osimhen’s tumultuous journey at
The saga of Victor Osimhen’s potential move to Chelsea continues to unfold, with the 25-year-old striker now excluded from Napoli’s Serie A squad list. This development comes after a failed transfer to Chelsea, leaving Osimhen in a precarious position at the Italian club. The player is also set to lose his No. 9 shirt number