Maurizio Sarri quits smoking
Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri is reported to be giving up cigarettes, ending a long associated habit that has followed him throughout his coaching career in Italy and England.
Read MoreLazio manager Maurizio Sarri is reported to be giving up cigarettes, ending a long associated habit that has followed him throughout his coaching career in Italy and England.
Read MoreSaudi football officials have made preliminary inquiries about a possible future move for Paris Saint-Germain winger Ousmane Dembélé, as the Pro League prepares for an ambitious recruitment drive that could reshape its squads over the coming seasons.
Read MoreFlamengo are close to completing a high-profile move to bring Lucas Paquetá back to Rio De Janeiro, with West Ham United agreeing to a record fee after direct talks between the clubs.
Read MorePaul Pogba’s long-awaited return to competitive football has stalled at Monaco, with recurring injuries limiting his impact and prompting fresh uncertainty over his future just months into his contract.
Read MoreAn attempt to modernise football decision making through artificial intelligence instead exposed the limits of technology, and the consequences of surrendering human judgment inside a professional dressing room.
Read MoreSpain’s football federation president says the country should host the final of the 2030 men’s World Cup, though Fifa has yet to decide where the tournament’s showpiece match will be played.
Read MoreA forgotten moment from a youth trial in Portugal became the foundation of a lifelong connection. According to Transfer News Live, Nani says Cristiano Ronaldo’s support long before fame helped prepare him for the pressures of elite football.
Read MoreLewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen have logged their first laps of 2026 machinery during a closed-door Barcelona test, offering an early but limited glimpse of Formula One’s next era.
Read MoreArne Slot believes Liverpool’s season can still be reshaped, with Champions League progress offering a counterweight to mounting Premier League pressure. Qualification for the last 16 would reinforce his view that the campaign remains open despite domestic struggles.
Read MoreYou’ve seen them take chair shots, leap from ladders, and walk away from brutal brawls, but how many WWE superstars were actually tough outside the ring? Forget gimmicks and promos—AI has ranked the top 8 most legitimately dangerous men in WWE history, and some of these names might just shock you. These aren’t just performers, they’re real-life fighters with scars to prove it.
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