Transfer News:Osimhen identified as Chelsea's top target, Zidane rejects two-year deal from Al-Nassr
Osimhen identified as Chelsea's top target According to talkSPORT, Chelsea has identified Napoli’s Victor Osimhen as first-choice striker signing. The Blues are said to be hoping to take advantage of the uncertainty around Manchester United’s takeover and secure the Nigerian’s signature at a cost of around £125million.
Transfer News: Done Deal; Harry Kane Offered To Real Madrid; Di Maria To Leave Juventus
Harry Kane Offered To Real Madrid Harry Kane has been offered to Real Madrid and they are studying a potential move for the Tottenham striker. (Source: Pacojo Ser) Di Maria To Leave Juventus Angel Di Maria will leave Juventus at the end of the season and become a free agent.
Zidane turns down €150 million contract from Al-Nassr
Zinedine Zidane, the former head coach at Real Madrid, has declined an invitation to lead Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. Al-Nassr, the club that recently recruited Cristiano Ronaldo, offered Zidane a €150 million contract over two years, but the Frenchman declined the offer. Since then, Zidane has reportedly had numerous offers from clubs and countries around the world.
Transfer News: Done Deals, Real Madrid Plot £40M Robertson Raid, European Trio In Race For Mount
Real Madrid Plot £40M Andy Robertson Raid Real Madrid are preparing a £40M move to sign Liverpool full-back Andy Robertson this summer. (Source: Daily Mail Sport) European Trio In Race For Mount Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are all set to battle it out for the £55m-rated Mason Mount this summer.
10 Best Players Of All Time Who Wore Jersey Number 10
The jersey number 10 holds a special place in the world of football. It is often associated with creative playmakers, skillful dribblers, and goal-scoring maestros who bring flair and magic to the game. Throughout history, numerous legendary players have donned the iconic number 10 jersey, leaving an indelible mark on the sport.
Zidane Rejects €150 Million Offer from Al-Nassr: The Quest for European Glory Continues
In a surprising turn of events, Zinedine Zidane, the former head coach of Real Madrid, has snubbed an eye-watering offer from Saudi Arabian club, Al-Nassr, declining the chance to take over their managerial reins. Rumors circulating in the football world reveal that Al-Nassr, who recently secured the services of Cristiano Ronaldo, went all out by presenting Zidane with an enticing two-year contract worth a jaw-dropping €150 million.
12 Footballers Managed By Their Fathers
Football has seen numerous cases where players have been managed by their fathers, adding an interesting dynamic to their careers. Here are 12 notable footballers who had the experience of being managed by their fathers: 1. Daley Blind: His father managed the Dutch national team from 2015 to 2017, during which Daley played under his guidance.
Two coaches Real Madrid should sign when Ancelotti leaves
Real Madrid is reported to be on the lookout for Carlo Ancelotti's potential replacement. The Italian tactician who has done excellently well with the team has been touted with a possible exit from the club. The 63- year-old rejoined the club in 2021 when he took over from Frenchman Zinedine Zidan.
Check Out The Five Attacking Midfielders That Have Higher Cumulative Transfer Fees Than Zidane
Zinédine Zidane was one of the best attacking midfielders he was actively playing football. This makes him one of the most sought after footballers of the time. A close look at his profile shows that a the cumulative transfer fee of €88m was spent on the Frenchman. Close checks show that not less than five players have higher gross transfer fees than this retired France international.
Best French Players to Ever Player For Real Madrid
Real Madrid has a rich history of signing and fielding world-class French players. Here are some of the best French players who have ever played for Real Madrid: 1. Zinedine Zidane Widely considered as one of the greatest footballers of all time, Zidane played for Real Madrid between 2001 and 2006.
Top 5 Playmakers in the History of Football.
A football team's playmaker serves as its brain. He gives advice to his teammates, engages important players, and frequently makes the pivotal play that puts everything to rest. The most difficult position in football is arguably being a playmaker. But the men on this list have passed that test with flying colors.
World Class Managers that Could Replace Carlo Ancelotti as Real Madrid head coach
Following Real Madrid's abysmal performance in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg against Manchester City, where they suffered a humiliating 4-0 defeat at the Etihad Stadium, many fans are calling for the sacking of Carlo Ancelotti. It was apparent that the Italian tactician made some errors that contributed to the club's loss.
Ranking the Top 10 Best Transfer Deals in the History of Football
Late football legend, Pele is regarded by many as the greatest footballer there ever was and there are good reasons for this. Aside from his feat of being the only player to have won the FIFA World Cup three times, the Brazilian legend also had a telling influence on football.
Record-Breaking Transfers: Footballers Who Made History From 2000 To 2010
The world of football is no stranger to eye-watering transfer fees, and between the years 2000 and 2010, several footballers etched their names in the history books by smashing transfer records. These players not only exhibited exceptional talent on the pitch but also commanded staggering fees that reflected their value in the market.
8 Greatest World Cup Villains In The History Of Football
The FIFA World Cup has been host to a plethora of memories and moments that have brought joy and glory to countries and fans. However, there have also been instances where certain players have chosen to take matters into their own hands, leading to them being labeled as the greatest World Cup villains.
Clash of Titans: Manchester City vs. Real Madrid, UEFA Champions League Second Leg Preview
Introduction The UEFA Champions League returns with an exhilarating showdown between two football powerhouses: Manchester City and Real Madrid. As the second leg looms, the stakes are higher than ever, with both teams vying for a place in the tournament's semifinals. With the first leg ending in a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu, the upcoming match promises excitement and intensity.
Football Managers Whose Records May Never Be Equaled
Football is a sport that is widely loved and followed all over the world, and the role of managers cannot be understated in achieving success. They are responsible for building a winning team, creating a winning strategy, and setting new records. These records are a testament to their hard work and dedication, and some of them may never be broken.
Chelsea Seems To Have Learnt From Their Mistake With The Proposed Contract Duration For Pochettino
Argentina Gaffer Mauricio Pochettino is set to take over as the Manager of Chelsea at the end of this season. The Former Tottenham Hotspur Boss became the frontrunner for the Chelsea job after the West London dropped Julian Nagelsmann as the preferred candidate few weeks ago. A few other names including Roberto De Zerbi, Vincent Kompany, Jose Mourinho, Zidane and Luis Enrique, among others were all tipped to become the permanent Manager of Chelsea before the West London started working on getting Mauricio Pochettino.
Marco Asensio equals Zidane's Laliga goals record after netting the winning goal for Real Madrid
Spain national team star Marco Asensio has equalled France Legend Zinedine Zidane's Laliga goals record, after netting the winning goal in Real Madrid football club's remarkable 1-0 victory over Getafe football club on Saturday night at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. Marco Asensio has been fantastic for Real Madrid football club since the beginning of the season, and he was able to perform excellently again on Saturday night, as he scored the team's winning goal.
Chelsea's New Long-Term Coach Has Been Decided.
Chelsea has had a series of managerial changes this season. Tomas Tuchel was sacked in late 2022 by Todd Boehly after gaining ownership. Graham Potter was hired to replace him. After seven months as Chelsea's head coach, he was fired again. Interim coach Bruno Saltor took over for a few games before short-term coach Frank Lampard took over.