Enzo Fernandez will be even better next season – Enzo Maresca
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca expects Enzo Fernandez to get even better as he prepares for a reunion with his former club Benfica.
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Manchester United will discover £137m transfer reality next week
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's suggestion that Manchester United would have gone bust by Christmas had they not implemented a number of cost-cutting measures was extreme to say the least. But it's clear the club isn't in the best place financially.
Bryan Mbeumo transfer will help Manchester United deliver their new blueprint
You can probably count on one hand the amount of times Manchester United have produced a performance that has left you on the edge of your seat in the last few years.
Palmeiras and Botafogo set to rekindle heated rivalry on global stage
PHILADELPHIA :In a nation where bitter football feuds typically simmer across generations, Botafogo and Palmeiras are poised to add another chapter to Brazil's explosive new rivalry when they meet in the last 16 of the Club World Cup on Saturday.
Chelsea's Club World Cup travel plan derailed by group-stage slip-up
Chelsea are facing a logistical headache at the Club World Cup after finishing second in their group, forcing an unexpected trip to Charlotte for their last 16 match instead of staying in Miami, where the club thought they would be based for the knockout stage.
Players forced to give up vacation to play Club World Cup, says Raphinha
BARCELONA: Brazil’s Barcelona forward Raphinha regretted that the players were not consulted about extending their season to play at the Club World Cup, adding that nobody should be obliged to give up their vacation time.
Man United £125m transfer decision hands Ruben Amorim wildcard that will save millions
It's fair to say that Manchester United have successfully built excitement around them this summer with Matheus Cunha already signed and Bryan Mbeumo imminent. But excitement brings expectation.
Past meets present as PSG face Messi's Inter Miami at Club World Cup
MIAMI :When Paris St Germain meet Inter Miami in the Club World Cup last 16, it will mark a rare reunion of European football greats, all layered with old loyalties, recent regrets and the chance for Lionel Messi to settle a score.