Barcelona hit by injury blow as Pedri faces weeks out
Barcelona midfielder Pedri is set for a spell on the sidelines after medical tests confirmed a hamstring injury sustained during a dramatic European night in Prague.
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Author: Aksel Kryhlmand
Vinicius Jr linked to €1bn Saudi offer
A reported mega offer from Saudi Arabia has placed Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr at the center of a widening debate about money, ambition and the shifting power dynamics of global football.
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Kyiv power outages force Ukraine to rethink youth athletics calendar
Kyiv’s fragile energy and heating situation after a Russian strike has spilled into the world of sport, prompting Ukrainian athletics officials to delay a key youth competition as the capital struggles to restore basic services.
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The 50 Greatest Manchester United Players of All Time
Manchester United is one of the most legendary football clubs in the world. Over the decades, Old Trafford has been
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The 25 Best PSG Players of the 21st Century – Ranked
Paris Saint-Germain has become one of Europe’s most dominant clubs since the turn of the millennium. The arrival of QSI
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Diego Costa reignites Chelsea feud with brutal verdict on ex manager
Former Chelsea striker Diego Costa has delivered a sharp assessment of life under Antonio Conte, reopening tensions from his time at Stamford Bridge and offering fresh insight into a relationship that ended badly despite major on field success.
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Henry draws a line as Carragher reignites Afcon refereeing storm
A chaotic Africa Cup of Nations final has reopened long running tensions around refereeing standards, media narratives, and who gets to define African football, with Thierry Henry firmly rejecting a suggestion from Jamie Carragher that sparked fresh backlash.
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Palace future in doubt as Mateta makes January move call
Crystal Palace are facing fresh uncertainty during the January transfer window after striker Jean Philippe Mateta indicated he wants to leave the club before the month is out.
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When sport breaks the body
Elite sport is built on the illusion of control. Control over pain, over limits, over time itself. Yet for a growing number of its most celebrated figures, life after competition tells a different story. As ALS continues to appear among former athletes, sport is forced to confront a truth it long preferred to avoid, that excellence may come with a neurological cost that does not disappear when the career ends.
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Olympic neutrality tested as USA faces growing international scrutiny
As geopolitical tensions involving the United States intensify, questions are being raised about whether global sport can remain insulated from political conflict. With the Winter Olympics approaching, the International Olympic Committee has moved to clarify its position on calls to exclude American athletes from competition.
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