On Monday, Manchester United officially announced that four World Cup participants have returned to Carrington, including captain Bruno Fernandes and his Portuguese teammate Diogo Dalot, Brazilian forward Cunha, and Moroccan full-back Mazraoui. They all reported to the training ground on Monday.

According to multiple authoritative media outlets such as ESPN, Real Madrid has offered the Brazilian winger a new contract with an annual salary of €22 million, but there remains an insurmountable gap between this offer and the expectations of Vinícius's camp, which are close to €30 million.

A 3-0 victory on Indonesian soil not only propelled Vietnam to the top of Group A in the 2026 ASEAN Cup but also left head coach Kim Sang Sik thoroughly satisfied.

According to the latest revelations from the British newspaper The Telegraph, FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing the most severe crisis of his tenure since taking office, and U.S. President Donald Trump has explicitly stated that he will "do everything possible" to keep the embattled football chief in power.

Mateus Fernandes reveals how Roberto De Zerbi made a difference in Tottenham's major deal through special attention to the player's family.

Before the controversies from the World Cup final had even settled, Leandro Paredes once again stirred up fans with a controversial action while playing for Boca Juniors. Global media indicate that the midfielder is facing another wave of intense backlash.

Former assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson, Rene Meulensteen, who played a key role in developing Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United, has made a surprising return to football by taking on a completely new role at Stockport County, opening a new chapter after years away from the game.

Gianni Infantino, the FIFA President, is confronting the most severe crisis in his decade-long leadership. As multiple traditional powers simultaneously exert pressure, the future of the world football's most powerful seat could be determined by a group of less-noticed members, including Vietnam.

Having endured a forgettable stint at Norwich, Christos Tzolis returns to the Premier League in an Arsenal shirt with a completely different look and a confident declaration about the time to prove himself.

After a highly disappointing season where they only secured a Europa League spot, the two giants Milan and Juventus have shown their determination to bounce back by spending heavily in the transfer market.