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There was a major motivating factor behind Ian Rush’s decision to leave Liverpool for the second time, which isn’t at play for current star man Mohamed Salah ahead of his contract expiry
Cristiano Ronaldo’s former teammate Stephy Mavididi, who faced Lionel Messi at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), has opened up about the level of football in France. The winger notably spent a year at Juventus with the first team, while Ronaldo was also in Turin. He has made 98 club appearances in France, playing for Montpellier during Messi’s two-year stint at PSG. Cristiano Ronaldo notably lashed out at the quality of football in France, stating that the league “only has PSG. The rest are finished.” This caused a lot of backlash, with Ligue 1 clubs reacting, and Stephy Mavididi has now spoken on…
The second ever Match for Hope takes place on Friday, February 14Andres Iniesta, Andrea Pirlo and Thierry Henry will all feature in the game LISTEN NOW: It’s All Kicking Off! Will Liverpool recover from Everton blow in season-defining week? By KIM MORRISSEY Published: 05:41 EST, 14 February 2025 | Updated: 05:41 EST, 14 February 2025 Some of football’s biggest names will be making their valiant return to the pitch in Qatar this evening as Match for Hope returns for a second consecutive year. Andres Iniesta, Andrea Pirlo and Thierry Henry are among the standout out names involved in this year’s charity clash, with…
We salute the all-time leading UEFA Champions League appearance-makers – in total, for one club, and by round.
Mohamed Salah has transcended the realm of mere greatness to etch his name among the Premier League’s eternal legends. The Liverpool talisman, whose blend of artistry and ruthlessness has dazzled fans since 2017, has achieved a milestone reserved for football’s immortals: 100 goal involvements in his last 100 league appearances. With 62 goals and 38 assists, Salah now stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Alan Shearer, Thierry Henry, and Robin van Persie in an exclusive pantheon. As he leads the league in goals and assists this season, the Egyptian King’s legacy grows taller—but how did he reach this rarefied air? Let’s dive in.…
CLEARWATER, Fla — The back-left corner of the Phillies’ clubhouse at BayCare Ballpark continues to fill out with veterans arriving for spring training. Bryson Stott and Alec Bohm have been at the complex most of the week and between Thursday and Saturday, Brandon Marsh, Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper, Nick Castellanos and Edmundo Sosa showed up to unpack their baseball bags. Castellanos and Schwarber had a nice, long hug after spending the winter apart. It’s Year 4 as Phillies for both of them, but while Castellanos has one more season under contract after 2025, this is it for Schwarber. His four-year,…
Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2023/24 season in Saudi Arabia saw the Portuguese mega-star end the campaign with 50 goals scored in 51 games across all competitions.However, the 39-year-old missed out on the Saudi Pro League title in his first full season in the Middle East. The former Manchester United star will be aiming to change that in 2025 and his goals will be vital to their title charge.Ronaldo’s current contract in Riyadh expires at the end of the 2024/25 season and he faces a key call on his next career step. It has been reported that he plans to extend his deal.Whatever…
Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski have all passed 100 goals, but who else has reached a half-century?
Ronaldo was asked to name the worst players he’s played alongside for Brazil and at club level (Romario TV) Ronaldo has named former Real Madrid midfielder Thomas Gravesen as the worst-ever player he’s played with. Brazil’s legendary No.9 spent five seasons at Madrid and was a key figure in the club’s Galacticos era. Gravesen, meanwhile, joined Madrid in a surprise £2.5 million move from Everton in January 2005 and made 49 appearances for the Spanish side. The Denmark international spent two seasons alongside Ronaldo at Madrid and while the Brazilian striker insists he was a ‘cool guy’ he claimed the former…
It’s been often said that Buffalo is a drinking city with a sports problem. That drinking problem often pales in comparison to the love we have for our sports teams. Bills, Bisons, Sabres, Bandits, and more mania runs rampant through the Western New York streets. You can barely travel a block without seeing the colors or logos of our hometown teams.The love for our teams is something that seems to be in the blood stream of the region, and it extends beyond teams that currently play. It also applies to former teams far and wide that used to call Buffalo…