Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has brushed aside reports linking him with Manchester City, calling the claims “100 per cent speculation.” He said his focus remains on Chelsea, where he is under contract until 2029.
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Long before footballers lived permanently online, Nicklas Bendtner’s career played out in public view. Once a prodigious striker, he became an early symbol of how fame, scrutiny and self-belief can reshape a sporting legacy.
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Liverpool’s recent win over Brighton again underlined Mohamed Salah’s enduring quality, but it did not erase the broader questions now surrounding his place at the club. Reporting in England suggests the forward’s concerns extend beyond recent team selections and into how he views Liverpool’s long-term direction.
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The fallout between Roy Keane and Sir Alex Ferguson was not a single argument, but the breaking point of a relationship built on relentless standards and mutual defiance.
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Manchester City have narrowed Arsenal’s lead after a strong run of results, reinforcing Pep Guardiola’s warning that titles are not won before Christmas.
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A sweeping reset of Formula 1’s rules is meant to offer every driver a fresh start in 2026. Instead, one returning veteran will arrive in Melbourne already punished for an incident that happened nearly two years earlier.
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Scott McTominay has pushed back against the idea that players only improve after leaving Manchester United, arguing that confidence and regular minutes rather than club shortcomings explain his resurgence at Napoli.
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What was meant to be a celebration of John Cena’s legendary WWE career instead sparked outrage, boos and a growing debate over Triple H’s creative leadership as fans turned their frustration toward the man in charge.
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Thierry Henry has looked beyond Arsenal when assessing this season’s Premier League standouts, highlighting an unexpected manager and player who have impressed him most so far.
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FIFA has unveiled record breaking prize money plans for its two biggest men’s tournaments, dramatically raising the financial stakes for both national teams and elite clubs over the next two years.
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