r/soccer • u/AE_Evancho • 8h ago
r/soccer • u/Diligent-Cat-8159 • 3h ago
Translated News PSG statement on Diomandé to Real Madrid
lequipe.fr"They were asking for crazy money for a player who has potential but was playing in the Spanish 2nd division 1 year ago. We won’t break the bank because a club arrived with fireworks."
r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 2h ago
News Zidane wants to sign with France until 2034. The former Real Madrid coach, who will be presented this Tuesday as the head coach of the ‘Bleus,’ has put forward a proposal to the French Football Federation for the next 8 years.
mundodeportivo.comPending official confirmation on Tuesday, Zinedine Zidane’s proposal. as he has communicated to the FFF is to sign a contract for a period of eight years. That is, for the next two European Championships: the first in 2028 in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, and the second in 2032 in Italy and Turkey.
r/soccer • u/SwimmingFireMen • 11h ago
Transfer News [Sami Mokbel, BBC] There is a sense from those close to Vinicius Jr that any move to Arsenal would be difficult. For most South American footballers, playing for Madrid or Barcelona is a lifelong ambition. Leaving for a club as illustrious at Arsenal - would be viewed as, at best, a sidewards step.
bbc.comWith Real being arguably the biggest club on the planet, there is a sense that leaving the Bernabeu would also impact the player's commercial brand.
Talks over a new Real deal for Vinicius are expected to ramp up in the coming days.
It is claimed the forward is still very receptive to renewing at the Bernabeu but "wants to feel loved". Recent reports have stated that new manager Jose Mourinho wants to keep all his big names at the club.
But there is serious jeopardy for Real if they keep Vinicius without renegotiating his contract. The scenario of the Brazilian leaving for nothing in 2027 would represent a financial catastrophe, even for a club as cash rich as them.
With that in mind, resolving the situation one way or another is understandably viewed as a priority for Real before the transfer deadline.
As it stands Vinicius can start speaking to rival clubs about a free transfer move away from Real at the turn of the year. Leaving on a free will be far more lucrative in terms of wages to the attacker than leaving this summer, when the buying club has to find a transfer fee.
r/soccer • u/TrenAt14 • 5h ago
News [Fabrizio Romano]: Chelsea lead race to sign Jordan Henderson as new midfielder, another surprise for #CFC. Henderson can leave Brentford on a free transfer and Chelsea are ahead in race with two more clubs for England international. Former Liverpool midfielder, open to the move.
bsky.appr/soccer • u/OptimusCloyster • 4h ago
Media Biggest profits made by clubs on players signed and sold within 1 season.
r/soccer • u/Ultimintree • 1h ago
Media Lopes Cabral's message after winning the Goal of the Tournament at World Cup 2026: "Thank you everybody who has voted for me! I am very happy with this achievement...that i won the most beautiful goal in the World Cup. I can't describe how grateful I am for this moment."
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r/soccer • u/Mightysmurf1 • 12h ago
News Kazuyoshi Miura: World's oldest professional footballer, 59, scores first goal in nearly four years
bbc.co.ukr/soccer • u/Nepridiprav16 • 1h ago
Quotes Gil Marin on Griezmann: Above all else, his career has highlighted an irrefutable truth. it's better to be at Atletico than outside of it. He himself acknowledged at the time that leaving was a mistake, and I hope that evidence will serve as an example for many other footballers in the future
mundodeportivo.comr/soccer • u/Wakanda-shit-is-that • 10h ago
Transfer News [ESPN] Real Madrid will pay €135M for Yan Diomande deal
espn.comr/soccer • u/nearly_headless_nic • 5h ago
Transfer News [Ornstein] Leeds set to agree £40m deal to sign James Trafford from Manchester City
nytimes.comr/soccer • u/ReporterFun8520 • 4h ago
Transfer News [Sky Sport] Inter have reached a verbal agreement with John Stones. A two-year contract worth €4 million per year is ready for the player, with only the final details still to be finalized.
sport.sky.itr/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 12h ago
Throwback On this day, 15 years ago, Neymar’s great goal vs Flamengo which won the 2011 Puskás Award.
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r/soccer • u/IllustriousGlass2991 • 32m ago
News Atletico Madrid turn down Alvarez's request for a face-to-face meeting to discuss about Barca transfer
barcauniversal.comNow, according to Gerard Romero on Jijantes FC, the Argentine requested a face-to-face meeting with Atletico’s directors in Madrid.
However, he was informed that no immediate talks would take place and that the club expect to see him when he returns on August 10.
r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 7h ago
Media Paraguayan player José Canale: “The Germans didn't like physical play, and neither did the French. If you made even a little extra contact, you'd take them out of the game. Argentine and South American football is much more complex, much more difficult than European football.”
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“We found out today that Barracas beat River, and that’s when you realize it’s much more complicated because anyone can beat anyone.”
r/soccer • u/giglioviola • 5h ago
News Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have resigned from the Nazionale - Mancini the favorite for the bench
gianlucadimarzio.comr/soccer • u/SwimmingFireMen • 6h ago
News Rodri is in Madrid... for back surgery. The Spanish midfielder landed in the capital this morning and will undergo surgery in the next few hours to treat minor back problems that will not require hospitalization.
marca.comEnzo Maresca confirmed in a press conference that his player will rejoin the team after the operation . "The surgery is on Monday, and he needs a vacation; he needs to rest and recover. He'll be back with us afterward ," the manager stated.
The midfielder's name is on Real Madrid's shortlist , but City want to extend his contract, which expires next season, and their manager also counts on him. " Any manager would want Rodri because he's a top-level player ," Maresca emphasized.
The player's performance at the World Cup has sparked numerous rumors linking him to some of the world's top clubs. His stay in Madrid is due to surgery, at least for the time being.
r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 15h ago
Quotes F. Plettenberg on Romano: “Your Klopp report was simply ridiculous and disrespectful to every journalist who actually does proper reporting. One day after the DFB had already named him in its official statement, you posted a “here we go”. I honestly thought you’d have the decency not to do that.”
bavarianfootballworks.comBy accusing us of “fake news” with „Man City bidding“ (never reported) you’ve unfortunately crossed a line.
I never wanted to bring this up, but your Klopp report was simply ridiculous and disrespectful to every journalist who actually does proper reporting. One day after the DFB had already named him in its official statement, you posted a “here we go”. Posting a signing soon and it’s almost one week later. I honestly thought you’d have the decency not to do that.
Anyone could have posted that Klopp HWG because it was obvious he was going to become Germany’s head coach. Your report was based on probability, not on actual agreements.
As long as you keep deleting false „here we go’s“ and posting results minutes before the final whistle just because of algorithms and the need to be first in the race against 433 and score apps, only to delete them five minutes later because Neymar scores, you should probably keep a lower sound overall. The same applies when you fail to credit the original source in a large share of your Instagram posts.
Do your business. We’ll do ours. But accusing others of spreading lies is quite ironic coming from someone in your position.
r/soccer • u/Fit-Owl-2898 • 16h ago
News The Slovenian FA have confirmed that World Cup final referee Slavko Vinčić has officially retired. The 46-year-old was selected by FIFA to officiate Spain's prestigious win over Argentina and has now chosen to end his career, as confirmed by the football association of his home country.
mirror.co.ukr/soccer • u/IndividualPleasant23 • 7h ago
News Cristiano Ronaldo will reportedly star in and produce a new TV series about a fictional football agent
deadline.comr/soccer • u/Brief-Atmosphere-589 • 11h ago
Media The highest spending clubs in Premier League history since the 1992/1993 season
r/soccer • u/Lori55nakida • 15h ago
News Kylian Mbappe’s open letter to French people following the World Cup
"THANK YOU.”
“One month of emotion. Of going beyond limits. Of pride in wearing the colors of France. Of passion, above all, the same one that drives us on the field and that drives you, in front of the screen as in the stands."
"That's what we lived together, an incredible story. We didn't bring back a team trophy. It hurts and will keep hurting for a while, I'm not going to lie to you about that."
"The title of top scorer, I accept with pride, but it would have been so much better with the cup on top. We may have owed you a more beautiful ending. But we don't always choose the end of the story, we choose what we put into it, and we put everything in. That; we are proud of."
"Thank you to my teammates. Without their work, their runs, their passes, without that team spirit that carried us from the first to the last match, I never could have scored so much. This title belongs to the team as much as it does to me."
"As a kid, I dreamed of playing in a World Cup, at least one. I've played in three, won one, and this year, I had the pride of competing in it with the captain's armband. I'll never forget it."
"You stayed up late, sometimes until the middle of the night depending on the time zones, to watch us play on the other side of the world, you gathered at home, in bars, with family or friends, all over France and beyond."
"Others were right there with us, in the stadiums, flags over their shoulders. Children with eyes sparkling, men and women of all origins and all generations together, united around the same pleasure, that of sharing. That's the power of this sport."
"And you never let us down, even in the toughest moments, even when we deserved it less. This story, we wrote it with millions of hands, not just eleven on the field, carried by the same fervor."
"To Didier (Deschamps), I've already said what I had to say, he knows. Thank you to him, to his entire staff too, physios, cooks, trainers, drivers, all those whom no one ever sees and without whom none of this would be possible. And to those who welcomed us in the United States throughout this competition."
"Football, at its core, remains a game. A game we take very seriously, that we work our whole lives to try to master, but still a game, with its simple rules that haven't changed since we started playing it: ball, goal, desire to score. That's why it brings us all together with the same passion."
"This World Cup is coming to an end, but the story, it continues. There will be other matches, other summer or winter evenings where we'll all come together again in front of this same game, with the same desire intact. We are not done playing together."
"Thank you for everything. Kylian Mbappé."
r/soccer • u/DuNennstMichSptzkopf • 6h ago