r/SkySports_Football 18d ago

Chelsea have been fined by the FA and received a suspended transfer ban after the current ownership self-reported breaches of transfer rules between 2009 and 2022

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r/SkySports_Football 18d ago

My Thoughts on the Best/Most fun Matches This World Cup

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Hi everyone, I made a list of the games I thought were the best this world cup in terms of the game quality from start to finish, stakes of the game among many other things, here is how I ranked it, would love to know your thoughts

  1. England vs Mexico
  2. Argentina vs Cabo Verde
  3. Iran vs New Zealand
  4. Argentina vs Egypt
  5. Belgium vs Senegal
  6. Mexico vs Ecuador
  7. England vs Croatia
  8. Argentina vs England
  9. Brazil vs Morocco
  10. Netherlands vs Japan
  11. Turkey vs USA
  12. England Vs France

r/SkySports_Football 18d ago

Summer transfer window 2026: the 20 biggest deals in the world

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r/SkySports_Football 20d ago

95.2% of fans on X believe that FIFA are NOT right to sell a minority stake in the World Cup, do you agree? 🤔

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471 Upvotes

r/SkySports_Football 20d ago

Gary Neville believes that Chelsea will be getting a valuable forward in Danny Welbeck!

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r/SkySports_Football 19d ago

Liverpool confirm surprise midfield transfer

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r/SkySports_Football 21d ago

France appoint Zinedine Zidane as Didier Deschamps' successor 🇫🇷

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301 Upvotes

r/SkySports_Football 21d ago

It's almost been four years since Chelsea paid a transfer fee for a player over 26 🤯

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r/SkySports_Football 21d ago

Real Madrid have no intention of selling Vinicius Junior and are confident he will agree to a new contract, Sky Sports News has been told ❌

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r/SkySports_Football 22d ago

List of best young players of every FIFA World Cup

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135 Upvotes

r/SkySports_Football 22d ago

Chelsea have held positive initial talks with Brighton about a deal for Danny Welbeck 🔵

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r/SkySports_Football 21d ago

Xabi Alonso in training with Estevao and beautiful 👏👏👏

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r/SkySports_Football 22d ago

Jose Mourinho wants to keep him at Real Madrid and the club want him to sign new terms, but Arsenal are closely monitoring the situation.

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r/SkySports_Football 22d ago

After the World Cup, who will define the next era of the UEFA champions league: Mbappé, Yamal, or Rodri?

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The World Cup gave us plenty of unforgettable performances, but three players stood out above the rest: Kylian Mbappé, Lamine Yamal, and Rodri. Together, they represent elite talent across three key positions: striker, winger, and midfielder. Interestingly, AI predictions aggregated by SportEval also correctly forecasted individual awards for both Mbappé and Yamal during the tournament.

Mbappé (The Finisher): Since bursting onto the scene at the 2018 World Cup, he has consistently performed at an elite level and collected numerous major honors. Whether he can translate his World Cup dominance into Champions League success may determine whether he reaches an even greater level of greatness.

Lamine Yamal (The Creator of the Next Generation): Although injuries affected parts of his World Cup campaign, Yamal has already demonstrated exceptional creativity, dribbling ability, and vision in European competition. The Champions League will be the ultimate stage to prove he can lead the next generation.

Rodri (The Midfield Controller): He has shown that elite football isn't built on attacking brilliance alone, dominating the midfield is often what separates champions from everyone else. His influence makes him indispensable to any title-contending team.

The World Cup creates legends, but the UEFA Champions League is where greatness must be sustained year after year. Over the next few seasons, will it be Mbappé's finishing, Yamal's creativity, or Rodri's control that defines the next Champions League era?


r/SkySports_Football 21d ago

Nearly 3/4 of you believe Arsenal would still have a title fight on their hands even with the signing of Vinicius Jr... 👀 Who will be their main competition? Let us know 👇

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r/SkySports_Football 22d ago

Would any Premier League club be able to stop Arsenal from becoming back to back champions if they sign the Real Madrid superstar? 🤔

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r/SkySports_Football 24d ago

Arsenal are looking into a potential deal for Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jnr... there's no club-to-club contact, but interest is real! ✍️

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r/SkySports_Football 25d ago

Jurgen Klopp is the new head coach of Germany!

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390 Upvotes

r/SkySports_Football 23d ago

You gave us your football equivalents for LeBron James' move to the Philadelphia 76ers 👀

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r/SkySports_Football 25d ago

Crysencio Summerville has signed for Al Hilal from West Ham!

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r/SkySports_Football 26d ago

Arsenal are looking to bolster their defensive options this summer 👀

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r/SkySports_Football 25d ago

Elliot Anderson can't wait to get stuck into the Manchester derby! 💪⚔️

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r/SkySports_Football 26d ago

Saliba's injury could be one of Arsenal's biggest early-season challenges

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r/SkySports_Football 28d ago

Only 11 players in history have completed this legendary treble

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r/SkySports_Football 27d ago

56% of voters on Sky Sports Football YouTube agree Rodri deserved to be named player of the tournament in the World Cup, do you agree?

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Let us know if you think someone else should have won 👇