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The Saga of Julian Álvarez – One Decision Could Define Deadline Day
There comes a point in every transfer saga when football stops being about football. With deadline day approaching, one of Europe’s finest forwards finds himself caught between what he wants, what Atlético Madrid will allow and what the transfer market can realistically deliver. Álvarez has made little secret of his desire for a new chapter.…
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Bruno might be a Premier League Legend after this season
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Arsenal showed that they can retain the Premier League title
The Premier League is back, and Arsenal played their first game against Coventry City. Arsenal has been below par during pre-season, but their display against Manchester City in the Community Shield showed that they have the squad and Arteta has the tactics to retain the Premier League title. Arsenal dominated the first half of the…
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The destination is Barcelona for Rodri
Rodri has sealed a move to Barcelona as the Spanish giant has reached an agreement with Manchester City to sign the defensive midfielder. The deal is £62.4 million, which is a lot for a 30-year-old, but not expensive for a player who captained his side to World Cup glory this summer. And now he has…
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Selling Myles Lewis-Skelly would be a big mistake
The signing of Bruno Guimaraes for £75 million earlier this month has put Lewis-Skelly at the bottom of the pecking order. Last season he featured in key games for Arsenal, including the Champions League final where he performed very well. At the start of last season, he didn’t have many games as a regular first-team…
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Europe’s rejects who are giving the MLS recognition on the global stage
In the last decade, MLS has become the destination for European players nearing retirement. David Beckham’s move in the late 2000s became a spectacle, and it was a celebrity move more than a football move. Before Beckham, the MLS was seen as a lower league, and Americans didn’t understand the sport, and playing in the…
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Amorim’s mojo has disappeared, and he would be the first manager to be sacked in Europe
Amorim has been a shadow of himself since he left Sporting for Manchester United. He lost 23 games in 63 matches and had one of the worst records in Manchester United’s history. His sacking was inevitable as he left key players out of the squad and justified to us that these players weren’t good enough.…
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The WAFCON – the tournament that nobody knows or talks about
After a long men’s FIFA World Cup in North America, a lot of football fans are getting sick of international matches, and they want to get to watching club football. CAF hosting a tournament during a World Cup season is bizarre because they know that no one was going to watch the women’s African Cup…
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The commercialisation of football through hydration breaks
The announcement of the hydration break was met with a lot of boos, and fans thought that it would slow the game down. To some extent, it has taken away from the full game experience, but in some cases, the hydration breaks have been a marketing tool to boost revenue and increase sponsorships in football. …
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Will Mohamed Salah transform the Turkish Super Lig?
