6 minutes ago

Colombia Release Their 2026 World Cup Squad

Colombia's 2026 World Cup squad includes goalkeepers Vargas, Montero and Ospina. Defenders: Sanchez, Lucumi, Mina, Ditta, Munoz, Arias, Mojica and Machado. Midfielders: Lerma, Portilla, Rios, Castaño, Puerta, Arias, Carrascal, Quintero and Rodriguez. Attackers: Diaz, Campaz, Gomez, Suarez, Cordoba and Hernandez. Captain James Rodriguez, 34, leads the side for his third World Cup. Colombia finished third in CONMEBOL qualifying.

By Adit Pujari

Pep Guardiola's Daughter Maria Posts Emotional Message on IG on His Man City Exit

Guardiola confirmed his City departure after 10 years and 20 trophies. His daughter Maria responded with an open letter. "For the world these were historic football moments," she wrote. "For us they were family memories, and I don't think any of us realised, while living it, that we were inside football history. And that stays long after the final whistle."

By Adit Pujari

about 8 hours ago

Spain Names World Cup Squad Without Real Madrid Players

Spain confirmed its 26-man World Cup squad with Lamine Yamal included despite a hamstring concern, while Fermin Lopez missed out. Luis de la Fuente’s group leans on Barcelona quality, naming Pedri, Gavi, Pau Cubarsi and Ferran Torres too, alongside Rodri, Nico Williams and Unai Simon. For the first time in 92 years, no Real Madrid player will feature for Spain.

By Jatin Hasija

about 12 hours ago

Liverpool Reignite Interest In Levi Colwill

Liverpool have tracked Colwill for years as they consider a move for the England international. "Liverpool would love to bring the Chelsea defender to Anfield this summer," per Football Insider. The centre back struggled with an ACL injury this season, featuring for just 135 minutes across two appearances with a 6.83 average rating per FotMob.

By Nischay Rathore

about 13 hours ago

Cesc Fabregas Completes Como 1907’s Stunning Champions League Rise

Fabregas’ Como journey hit a historic peak as the club qualified for the Champions League after returning from Serie B to Serie A under his management. He first arrived as a player, retired, then guided Como upward with an attacking style. The club’s rise now takes them from second-tier football to Europe’s top competition under his watch.

By Nischay Rathore

about 14 hours ago

Diego Simeone Reveals Biggest Reason Behind Atletico Madrid’s Struggles This Season

"We have conceded too many goals this season, and that does not allow you to compete," Simeone said. Atletico, who never challenged Barcelona or Real Madrid for the title, finished third in La Liga after a 5-1 drubbing by Villarreal. "It is a wake-up call. We have to prepare better." Simeone's side were eliminated by Arsenal in the Champions League.

By Ankit Sharma

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