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Chelsea have taken an early step in their managerial search by making contact with Xabi Alonso, who is currently out of work after leaving Real Madrid and is said to be open to talks.
Chelsea kicked off the new season without a front-of-shirt sponsor for the second straight year. The decision may yet prove financially sound, but it also leaves the club facing fresh scrutiny over its commercial planning.
Real Madrid have been forced to step in after a reported training-ground clash between Aurélien Tchouameni and Fede Valverde, with the fallout raising fresh questions about discipline, leadership and the mood inside the dressing room.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Nassr travel across Riyadh needing a fast recovery after a damaging defeat to Al-Qadsiah. Here’s the team news, predicted lineups, broadcast information, and the key angles around a match that suddenly carries real title-race pressure.
Declan Rice has spoken warmly about West Ham’s role in his rise, but Arsenal’s trip across London arrives at a point in the season when emotion gives way to pressure. With Mikel Arteta’s side chasing a league-and-Europe double and West Ham battling to stay clear of danger, Sunday’s meeting carries weight for everyone involved.
Frank Lampard has urged Coventry City supporters to enjoy the club’s return to the Premier League after 25 years away, while stressing that serious planning for next season is already about to begin.
José Fontes is poised to leave Leicester City for AS Roma in July, with the highly rated recruitment specialist expected to become the Italian club’s chief scout as Jose Mourinho begins a rebuild in the capital.
Manchester United’s 3-2 victory over Liverpool on Premier League matchday 35 secured Champions League football and underlined the impact of interim coach Michael Carrick, whose run has included wins over several elite managers.
Sheffield Wednesday signed off with a win over West Brom, but an 18-point deduction left the club bottom of the Championship on zero points after 46 matches. The final-day result was overshadowed by relegation, financial instability and a takeover that may now shape the club’s future.
Julen Lopetegui believes taking Qatar to the 2026 World Cup is one of the finest accomplishments of his coaching career. The Spaniard reflected on survival jobs in the Premier League, the challenge of developing Qatar’s limited player pool, and his hope of one day returning to England.
Nottingham Forest are carrying momentum on two fronts after a first-leg win over Aston Villa in Europe and a strong unbeaten streak domestically. Omari Hutchinson says the club has been energized by the journey, though attention now turns to a crucial league trip to Chelsea.
Arne Slot has stressed that reaching next season’s Champions League should be seen as an obligation rather than an achievement for Liverpool, even as his side head into a huge trip to Manchester United on the back of three straight Premier League wins.
World Soccer has released its March 2026 issue, led by a major look at Irish football’s revival, Brentford striker Igor Thiago’s emergence and previews for the upcoming 2026 World Cup play-offs.
Simone Inzaghi has opened up on his departure from Inter, saying the painful end to the season convinced him that his time at the club was over. His comments, including the admission that a Champions League triumph would have changed everything, have only added to the intrigue around his exit.
Real Madrid’s hunt for their next manager has taken another turn, with Jürgen Klopp now effectively out of the picture. Reports in Spain say the former Liverpool boss was never a serious option, while Klopp remains focused on his Red Bull role and a possible future with Germany.
Saint-Étienne’s push for an immediate return to Ligue 1 has become increasingly fragile after consecutive losses dropped the club to third place. With a dangerous away match at Rodez looming and key injuries piling up, the pressure on the Greens is rising fast.
What began as a tongue-in-cheek idea for a Norwegian supporters’ tournament has grown into a nationwide fan community devoted to Kidderminster Harriers, complete with regular trips to England and a homemade version of Aggborough in Ålesund.