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Manchester City’s new manager Enzo Maresca will face Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal in the Community Shield, marking the end of Pep Guardiola’s era and highlighting a battle of philosophies, record-breaking signings, and early-season ambitions.
The Apple TV+ comedy integrates Thierry Henry, Gary Lineker, Pep Guardiola and other soccer stars into its fictional world, enriching the narrative with their expertise and personal connections to creator Brendan Hunt.
Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo discusses Africa’s historic World Cup run, his record‑breaking season, and the ambitions that drive him to inspire the next generation of Ghanaian talent.
A look at the Premier League’s unprecedented managerial upheaval, Arsenal’s shaky start, and the ripple effects on global football as FIFA’s power struggle deepens.
Luis Enrique celebrates Spain's World Cup victory and the enduring influence of figures like Luis Aragón and Pep Guardiola on the nation's footballing identity.
The film blends archival footage with candid interviews to reveal how Jose Mourinho navigated triumphs, setbacks, and a relentless public persona while chasing a deeper sense of belonging on and off the pitch.
From Andoni Iraola’s Basque insights to Liverpool’s new coach, the article reveals how cultural DNA influences the beautiful game.
Barcelona’s bold offer for Rodri, his preference for Camp Nou and the broader implications for both clubs as the transfer window unfolds.
Manchester City turned down an initial £52 million bid from Barcelona for midfielder Rodrigo Hernández Cascante, signaling a willingness to command a fee above £81 million, while eyeing a potential £400 million move for Enzo Fernández as part of a broader midfield reshuffle.
With the five great managers of the past two decades exiting, the Premier League faces a pivotal season where fatigue and fixture congestion could decide the next dominant force.
Manchester City will meet Inter Milan in Hong Kong on August 1, 2026, in a high‑profile friendly that introduces Enzo Maresca as the club’s new head coach. The match, broadcast on CBS Sports Network and FOX Deportes and streamed via FuboTV, pits two European powerhouses in a showcase of tactical preparation ahead of the summer campaign.
France and Italy have turned to former legends Zinedine Zidane and Roberto Mancini to guide their national sides, a move that bucks the long‑standing trend of foreign appointments in major football nations.
Roberto Mancini apologized for leaving Italy for Saudi Arabia, reflecting on his past tenure and the nation's recent World Cup disappointment as he aims to restore the Azzurri's fortunes.
A celebrated World Cup winner faces a setback as his commercial link with a Russian bookmaker triggers political backlash and resignations within the national set‑up.
Rodrigo Hernández Cascante's commanding performance after a long injury layoff leads Spain to a 2-0 win against France, setting up a historic final.
Rodri's commanding display helped Spain defeat France 2-0 and advance to the World Cup final.
Rodri's commanding performance against France, following a 22‑month recovery from a cruciate ligament rupture, underpinned Spain's 2‑0 victory and a return to the World Cup final for the first time since 2010.
Rodri's return to peak form after a 22‑month injury layoff helped Spain defeat France 2‑0 and secure a place in the World Cup final, showcasing his leadership and distribution.
Chelsea will meet Western Sydney Wanderers in Sydney on July 28, using the match to assess new signings and tactics before their Premier League opener against Tottenham Hotspur.
Negotiations are underway for John Stones to sign for Inter Milan on a free transfer after a decade at Manchester City, where he amassed six Premier League titles and a Champions League. The move would bring the 30‑year‑old back together with Manuel Akanji, while Inter also bolstered its squad with Aleksandar Stankovic and Ivan Provedel this summer.
Tottenham Hotspur’s latest signings, a wave of top managers opting for national roles, and Arsenal’s potential Vinicius Junior move illustrate a transformative period in English football.
After a heated public debate over his partnership with Russian betting firm Fonbet, Andrea Pirlo withdraws from the Italy head coach race, thanking Paolo Maldini and Leonardo while the federation weighs alternatives like Guardiola and Ancelotti.
Andrea Pirlo withdrew from consideration for Italy's national team coach after political concerns over his Russian betting sponsor, prompting Paolo Maldini to contemplate resignation and sparking a renewed search for a successor.
Andrea Pirlo has stepped back from the national team coaching race after criticism of his association with the Russian betting firm Fonbet, a relationship that has drawn political scrutiny and raised questions about the future of Italy’s football administration.