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In late February 2012, Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona went to the old Calderon Stadium in Madrid to give a lesson in possession football. Their hosts, Atletico Madrid, had a relatively new manager in Diego Simeone, but already a defined, and effective style under him.
Carlo Ancelotti knows better than anyone how quickly things can change at Real Madrid. After the sensational comeback against Paris Saint-Germain, Madrid were euphoric. They had defeated one of Europe's elite, humiliated an economic rival, neutralised Lionel Messi and, many believed, convinced Kylian Mbappe. They were about to win La Liga and suddenly looked contenders in the Champions League too. Three weeks later, the advantage in the league is still intact thanks to a scruffy, albeit morale-boosting, win over Celta Vigo on Saturday. But Ancelotti's credit has all-but evaporated.
Liverpool look increasingly likely to tie down Mohamed Salah to a new deal at Anfield, according to a significant transfer report which has emerged from Spain.
After 15 years of thrilling battles, sublime skill and superhuman achievements, it looks like the careers of two of the greatest footballers to ever play the game are winding down.
Despite reports earlier suggesting Erik ten Hag’s advantageous position in the race to become the next Manchester United manager, it is still as open as ever with Mauricio Pochettino still being considered.
There an elephant in the room, and whilst some of us may not want to speak on such a hard topic, and we must.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic says that he has never won the Ballon d’Or because he speaks his mind, and doesn’t fit the perfect mould that other players do. The 40-year-old striker, who is currently playing in Italy at AC Milan, has said that he has been ignored by France Football — the French magazine which has presented the award for over six decades — because he is outspoken about his thoughts and views. Ad/> “These are political awards.
Rodrigo De Paul says that Lionel Messi’s footballing brain will be a massive advantage for Argentina at the World Cup. As Argentina head to Qatar, the thought on everyone’s mind will be if it’ll be the last opportunity for Lionel Messi to add the World Cup trophy to his cabinet. Ad/> He was closest to lifting the World Cup back in 2014, when Argentina made it to the final, but fell short after conceding a goal in extra-time, giving Germany their fourth title.