Cristiano Ronaldo is being called a hypocrite in his feud with Jorge Jesus because of what he said about his old Portugal teammate back in 2011. Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent comments about Ricardo Carvalho from 15 years ago make him seem a bit hypocritical in his disagreement with Portugal’s coach Jorge Jesus. Ronaldo grabbed attention for
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Former Spurs star suddenly appears to challenge Gianni Infantino for FIFA president spot Former Tottenham Hotspur defender Ramon Vega is stepping up to challenge Gianni Infantino for FIFA president. Infantino is set to run for re-election at the 77th FIFA Congress in Rabat next March, even though he has faced a lot of criticism recently
Benin players were stopped from doing three things after Lionel Messi’s last match. The Argentine Football Association (AFA) reportedly stopped Benin’s players and staff from doing three things after Tuesday’s friendly game, said Benin’s coach, Gernot Rohr. The match was Lionel Messi’s farewell to Argentina’s national team after he announced his retirement from international football
Man Utd don’t want to repeat the Mohamed Salah mistake as big news about Bruno Fernandes’ contract comes out Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is in the final year of his contract, and the club wants to make sure they get the negotiations right. There were rumors that Fernandes might leave this summer, with Turkish
Cristiano Ronaldo fires back at Simon Jordan with harsh message to Piers Morgan after Portugal argument Cristiano Ronaldo didn’t hold back when responding to Simon Jordan’s heated debate with Piers Morgan about Ronaldo’s clash with Portugal’s coach, Jorge Jesus. After a disagreement with coach Jesus, Ronaldo confirmed he left Portugal’s training camp last week, after
Four Premier League clubs get early heads-up about Man City guilty verdict as compensation choice is made Manchester United was one of four Premier League clubs told about the independent commission’s guilty verdict on Man City’s financial rule breaches from 2009 to 2018 before the rest of the league—and there’s a good reason for that.
Pep Guardiola surprises everyone with a big Man City decision after the club’s guilty verdict – and it might just backfire! Pep Guardiola is reportedly preparing to make a surprising decision after the verdict on Man City’s financial rule breaches from 2009 to 2018 – but it might backfire badly. Last week, the Premier League
Liverpool start exciting talks to sign Kylian Mbappe for a huge fee as Real Madrid’s plans to let him go come out Liverpool are reportedly interested again in Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe, as there are talks that he might leave the Bernabeu next year. In just a few weeks, Mbappe will be eagerly waiting
Lionel Messi talks openly about his feelings on taking a surprise job after retiring from Argentina. Lionel Messi is now seen as a top choice to become the head coach of Argentina’s national team after retiring from international play—and he’s already shared his thoughts about taking the job. Messi ended his Argentina career on Tuesday
Man City might dodge a big punishment because of a little-known rule, and Premier League clubs are worried about what could happen. Leaders in the Premier League are worried that Manchester City might still play in the Champions League next season, even if they get relegated for breaking financial rules. The Premier League found City
Portugal coach Jorge Jesus gives a straightforward reply to Cristiano Ronaldo’s bold statement. Portugal’s head coach Jorge Jesus responded quite straightforwardly to Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent strong words about their recent fallout. Last week, Ronaldo left the Portugal training camp after not being used as a substitute in the 2-1 win over Norway. Even though there
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert finds out about ‘spygate’ punishment as FA shares strong statement Southampton manager Tonda Eckert has been given a punishment by an independent Regulatory Commission for breaking FA rules three times. The trouble started back in July, when the FA said Eckert was involved in the ‘spygate’ scandal. Southampton admitted they had