Zinedine Zidane has been out of management for nearly four years, yet his name has a habit of resurfacing whenever Real Madrid enter uncertain territory. This week is no exception, as another sudden change at the Bernabeu has revived familiar questions about who might ultimately steady the club.
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New footage from an Australian football documentary shows the private dressing room conversation Josh Cavallo had with his teammates moments before he publicly came out as gay.
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Bookmakers have placed Xabi Alonso at the front of a hypothetical race to become Liverpool’s next manager, should the club ever need to make a change, a scenario driven by betting markets rather than any move from Anfield.
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Real Madrid are being linked with a potential summer coaching change after a report named Jürgen Klopp as the club’s preferred long term candidate, though no official move has been confirmed.
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Appointed to modernise Real Madrid, Xabi Alonso instead ran into an old reality. His short tenure exposed how influence at the club is shaped as much by superstar leverage as by tactics.
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Barcelona’s Supercopa victory over Real Madrid did more than deliver silverware. Inside the club, the result reinforced belief in Hansi Flick’s leadership, revived emotional storylines and sharpened focus on a season that could yet define a new cycle at Camp Nou.
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A little, noticed investment made more than a decade ago has grown into one of the most striking examples of how elite athletes can profit from long term ownership in global sports.
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A claim by Anmar Al Haili has resurfaced details of an extraordinary approach made to Lionel Messi during his time at Paris Saint Germain, highlighting the scale of offers made at the peak of modern football’s financial power.
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Jurgen Klopp says he was contacted by several people following Xabi Alonso’s sudden departure from Real Madrid but insists the club itself never approached him. Alonso left the Spanish giants by mutual agreement after just 232 days in charge, a decision that caught many in football by surprise.
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Fifa has decided to continue its controversial Peace Award despite international criticism following political events involving its first recipient, U.S. President Donald Trump.
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