Raheem Sterling’s Chelsea exit has underscored the cost of early contract terminations, with industry figures saying he still secured a sizable payout despite waiving part of his salary.
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s refusal to play has exposed growing tensions inside the Saudi Pro League, raising questions about transfers, ownership, and competitive balance.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger has explained how a Champions League night at Old Trafford sparked a lasting bond with Manchester United, and why he waited until the latter stages of his career to experience the Premier League.
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Arsenal’s win over Chelsea ended a four-year semi-final drought and booked a place at Wembley, shifting the focus to whether Mikel Arteta’s side can turn consistency into silverware.
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The return of NHL players adds fresh intrigue to the men’s ice hockey tournament at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, where the United States and Canada open group play in February with medal expectations high.
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Vinicius Junior’s badge-kissing celebration felt deliberate, a response to a fanbase still split over one of Real Madrid’s most talented players amid on-field struggles and deeper tensions.
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France start their Six Nations defence as favourites, but key absences and front-row uncertainty suggest a tougher opening test against Ireland than expected.
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Arsenal’s flawless Champions League league-phase run has pushed them from contenders to genuine believers. Eight straight wins have cleared early obstacles and set up Mikel Arteta’s side for a defining knockout campaign.
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Former Chelsea captain John Terry sparked confusion online after posting a candid TikTok reaction moments after Chelsea’s Carabao Cup semi-final defeat to Arsenal, capturing his disbelief at Kai Havertz’s late winner.
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Pep Guardiola used a Manchester City press conference to speak about war and civilian deaths, saying modern technology has made global suffering impossible to ignore and that killing innocent people can never be justified.
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