The end of the 2023/24 season ended with what was supposed to be a big announcement in the football world; Mbappe’s move to Real Madrid, here we go!

It’s easy to tell a confident PK taker from one who isn’t..

An article I did but didn’t post after Pochettino’s departure.

When Dembele said “he is home,” after signing for Paris Saint-German during a dramatic transfer from FC Barcelona, he probably thought, “Oh, yeah. I’ve got my star French brother by my side whom we gon’ roast the Europe together!”

Cristiano Ronaldo, an icon in the world of football, faced an underwhelming performance at Euro 2024, prompting many to question the future of his international career.

The UEFA Champions League is not just about the trophies and the bragging rights; it’s also an economic powerhouse driving revenues for UEFA, clubs, broadcasters, and sponsors alike.

In football history, Real Madrid’s Galácticos era stands out as a period of unparalleled glamour and star power. This was a time when the world’s most renowned players graced the pitch at the Santiago Bernabéu, each with a storied career and a hefty price tag. Names like Zinedine Zidane, Luis Figo, Ronaldo Nazário, David Beckham, Roberto Carlos, and Raúl conjure images of brilliance, charisma, and undeniable success.

In the world of professional football, we see these huge sums of money being offered to players, however, beneath these eyewatering figures lie a complex financial landscape that players have to navigate.

The wages of football players are often talked about, however, the salaries of managers, especially national team managers are less frequently highlighted. This topic has piqued my interest as I’ve witnessed the frustrations among fellow England fans regarding our team’s performances and choices of the manager at Euro 2024.

The football world is witnessing a remarkable phenomenon: an influx of very young players stepping onto the grand stage with unwavering confidence, composure, and football maturity beyond their years.