
The Blancos have appointed the Portuguese coach but also made some big signings in the summer, aiming to go all-in as usual
The side now coached by Portuguese boss Ruben Amorim made some big changes ahead of the upcoming season
The Italian club were able to re-sign the brilliant attacking midfielder after clinching historical Champions League qualification
The Serie A is finally back this weekend with the first matchday of the 2026-27 season, and here are some faces you may recall from the World Cup
If you've heard "Talk to You," one of the songs of the year, you should know it all started with a former professional soccer player involved
The three major confederations have not been mollified by FIFA dropping the plan
The Argentina superstar's father had reportedly been dealing with health issues over the summer during the World Cup
The Brazilian striker has signed a new long term deal with the Spanish giants
The Ivorian winger becomes the most paid player in the history of the Spanish team
The former Liverpool star will sign a new deal with the Turkish team after leaving Anfield in the summer
The European soccer governing body is putting pressure on the future of Infantino
The soccer world, for the most part, has been united in its rejection of FIFA president Gianni Infantino's controversial proposed plan
The 55 UEFA members are in favor of the boycott as a tense situation continues to unfold
The Rossoneri's iconic defender was regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the game
The two legendary figures of the game were announced as in charge of the Italian national team moving forward
Francesco Porzio is a soccer journalist. In 2025, he co-authored an investigative feature on the infiltration of the Italian mafia into Milan's football supporters, which was published on the front page of The Washington Post. He covers Serie A and European soccer on a daily basis and co-hosts a podcast with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, regularly appearing across Romano's digital platforms. Born and based in Milan, Italy, he previously spent several years working in Germany as Senior Editor for OneFootball and graduated from John Cabot University in Rome. He believes that one "who knows only about football, knows nothing about football."