Haaland to De Bruyne — Rate Man City's best performers so far this season
It's been one hell of a start to the season for Manchester City.
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Mega rich football stars urged to buy famous LS Lowry painting
Salford's city mayor is appealing to the region's super-rich football stars to band together to buy the famous LS Lowry painting 'Going to the Match'. The 1953 painting owned by the Professional Footballers' Association is set to go under the hammer at Christie's next month and could fetch up to £8m, says the auction house.
Injury costs soar for top clubs across Europe
Europe's top clubs paid a record-high price for injuries to their stars last season, according to a new study.
In praise of Roberto Mancini's Italy, Nations League finalists and Europe's weirdest team - The Warm-Up
THURSDAY'S BIG STORIES Make It Make Sense Ad With the Nations League group stages done and very much dusted, it's time to look ahead. Not to the World Cup, a mere distraction. But to the Nations League finals, which will be happening next summer in the Netherlands.
Denmark's 'protest' World Cup kits provoke reaction from Qatar's Supreme Committee
Hummel made a powerful statement on Wednesday when they explained the message behind Denmark’s official kits for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Spain's Hermoso backs team mates in dispute with federation
Jenni Hermoso, Spain's all-time leading goalscorer, has backed her team mates in their dispute with the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) over working conditions in the national women's team.
Gamers to bid farewell to FIFA franchise after 30 years
football game that has entranced millions of fans for the past three decades. US game maker Electronic Arts (EA) and global football body FIFA spent months negotiating over the licensing agreement that has underpinned the game since its first edition in 1993. But they confirmed the split in May when FIFA said it would be seeking other partners and EA said it would rebrand its game as "EA Sports FC" from next year.
Football injuries 'up 20 percent' in Europe's top leagues
football's congested calendar ahead of the World Cup. The study by insurance brokers Howden found clubs paid a record-high price for injuries of £513 million ($550 million) last season. Injury cost was calculated by multiplying the cost per day of a player by the number of days they were unavailable because of an injury.