Giggs Percaya Amorim Bisa Sukses di MU, Asalkan...
Ryan Giggs menilai perekrutan pemain bakal menjadi penentu kesuksesan Ruben Amorim di Manchester United. Maka, manajer asal Portugal itu butuh waktu di Old Trafford.
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Top European clubs to battle in $5 million women’s sevens tournament
Four of Europe's most prestigious football clubs will pioneer a revolutionary women's seven-a-side tournament next month with a lucrative $5 million prize pool at stake.
Figo Percaya Cristiano Ronaldo Masih Dibutuhkan Timnas Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo sudah berusia 40 tahun. Namun bagi Luis Figo, Ronaldo masih akan dibutuhkan tenaganya oleh Timnas Portugal.
Diogo Costa di Antara Chelsea, MU, dan Man City
Diogo Costa, kiper Porto ini jadi rebutan Chelsea, Manchester United, dan Manchester City. Ketiganya memang lagi butuh kiper baru, siapa yang bisa dapat?
Aksi Adu Jotos Cristiano Ronaldo yang Banyak Jurus dan Bisa Combo
Cristiano Ronaldo terlibat adu jotos. Bersenjatakan si kulit bundar, bintang sepakbola asal Portugal itu juga memamerkan sejumlah jurus bertarung dengan lihai.
Figo Heran Ancelotti Tak Aman di Madrid Gegara Disingkirkan Arsenal
Luis Figo merasa heran Carlo Ancelotti mendapat banyak tekanan usai Real Madrid tersingkir dari Liga Champions. Figo merasa tak adil menilai Ancelotti hanya dari satu laga.
Man United have obvious Frenkie de Jong transfer response Ruben Amorim cannot afford to ignore
Frenkie de Jong is once again being linked with a move to Manchester United. The Dutch midfielder was heavily linked with United in the summer of 2022, having worked with then-Reds boss Erik ten Hag at Ajax.
Champions League spot would be ‘Premier League trophy’ for Man City: Nunes
LONDON: Matheus Nunes says Champions League qualification would be Manchester City’s “Premier League trophy” after a poor campaign by their stellar standards. The Portugal international scored a last-gasp winner against Aston Villa on Tuesday to lift Pep Guardiola’s men to third in the table, four points ahead of seventh-placed Villa. With Liverpool on the brink of the Premier League title and Arsenal sitting comfortably in second place, five clubs are battling for the three remaining places in Europe’s top club competition next season. Nottingham Forest, Newcastle and Chelsea are the other sides in the mix for a top-five finish. City, who were hunting a fifth straight league title at the start of the season, suffered a costly collapse in form from late October. But they can still end their season on a high, with Sunday’s FA Cup semifinal against Forest at Wembley coming hot on the heels of their vital win against Unai Emery’s Villa. “This is our Premier League trophy now, to qualify for the Champions League,” Nunes said after scoring his first league goal for City in his second season at the club. “I think it’s massively important for us, in terms of everything, the club, in terms of the players, the mentality.” The 26-year-old admitted though that Champions League qualification for the 15th season running and FA Cup glory would not equal a good campaign. “The club’s standards are much higher than this,” he said. “We know that there is not the standards we want this club to be at. “But this is our reality now and we have to accept it.