Football veteran Marcus Stewart, 52, has stepped down from his Yeovil Town coaching role due to progressing MND. He cited physical challenges but remains committed to MND awareness and fundraising, with a tribute match planned.
PSG boss Luis Enrique says it's 'unfair' to judge Xabi Alonso's Real Madrid after their Club World Cup semi-final defeat, stressing Alonso needs time and a proper pre-season. Alonso himself promised changes following the loss.
AC Milan legend Demetrio Albertini gives his take on the club's transfer strategy, comparing new signing Samuele Ricci to Tonali, advocating for a strong new striker like Vlahovic, and questioning the loan of young talent Francesco Camarda.
Club Brugge has firmly rejected AC Milan's bids for Ardon Jashari, with directors stating the Swiss midfielder is not for sale yet. They plan for him to stay, despite Milan's ongoing midfield reshuffle and Jashari's reported interest in the move.
Barcelona veteran Wojciech Szczesny has publicly backed teenage sensation Lamine Yamal to reach football's summit. Both recently extended their contracts, with Szczesny transitioning to a crucial backup role as Barcelona reshapes its squad for the future.
West Brom midfielder Tammer Bany is fit and ready to impress after an injury-hit debut. Now under new coach Ryan Mason, the 21-year-old is eager to showcase his full potential to fans this season.
Legendary coach Fabio Capello urges AC Milan's Rafael Leao to find consistency, suggesting he follow Zlatan Ibrahimovic's post-training routines and boost defensive effort for future success.
Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay, speaking from Wimbledon, expressed enthusiasm for Kevin De Bruyne's arrival, calling him "incredible." He also reflected on adapting to Neapolitan life and stepping out of his comfort zone for success.
New AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri immediately focused on Rafael Leao during his first Milanello training. He offered the Portuguese winger tactical insights and posture tips, showing strong belief in Leao's potential for a stellar season.
The PFA's innovative 10-week pre-season camp in Leicestershire offers a lifeline to out-of-contract footballers like John Swift and Paul Dummett. This fully-funded program helps players stay fit and find new clubs, boasting a high success rate.
