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With Gerard Pique no longer a fixture in the Barcelona lineup, the 27-year-old defender has plenty to be thankful for at the Nou Camp.
Pep Guardiola has a serious goalkeeper and defender crisis with another CB pulling up lame.
After a contentious break-up six years ago, Mancini and Milan are back together.
Greece has yet to officially part ways with the Italian, but once a compensation package can be agreed on, he will likely move on.
Jozy Altidore wanted the LA Galaxy to know “no means no,” but about what?
Zlatan is reportedly a “doubt” for the first PSG match out of the international break with his heel problems returning, while Blaise Matuidi and Marco Verratti will join him in the trainer’s room.
Croatian manager Niko Kovac called for serious reevaluation of the Euro 2016 qualifier after all of northern Italy was hammered with rain, but Italian officials say the show will go on.
When he’s on the field with a star-studded Real Madrid, his role is constrained, but when flying high for Colombia, James Rodriguez has all the freedom in the world.
Belgium’s best defender will miss a huge match for his country, and may miss one for his club as well.
With no guarantees on an internal solution, Qatar has offered up its borders as a host for the tournament which is scheduled to begin in January.
Moyes thinks he’s “like Mourinho” and will look to repeat his success at Everton abroad in Spain.
NYCFC’s initial kit screams Manchester City, which loudly ties them even tighter to its Premier League owners.
CNN is reporting that the FBI is ramping up its investigation of FIFA’s alleged corruption, aided by a top FIFA official.
The 28-year-old midfielder’s injury troubles continue as he could miss three months with a torn hamstring.
The eldest Beckham child has reportedly joined his younger brothers in the Arsenal setup and will be there for at least the rest of the season.
Ayoze Perez’s redirect at the Hawthornes is his third goal in three, and all have proven to be the eventual game winner.
A painful moment for the German international CB is just the bit of luck Dortmund needed to get off the bottom of the table.
He may not be able to honor the call-up depending on the status of New England in the playoffs, but nonetheless we have confirmation Jurgen Klinsmann has eyes on the Revs midfielder.
Alexis Sanchez scored the opener in the pouring rain, but they couldn’t hold on at the Liberty Stadium.
The Argentinian, just called into the national team squad for the first time in three years, dribbled past defenders like his countrymate Lionel Messi before sending Ray Hudson into a frenzy.
Nacho Monreal has moved to CB to cover for the injured Laurent Koscielny as Arsenal looks to jump back into the top four.
Everton continues to struggle after midweek Europa League matches as they could only muster a point against Sunderland despite a frantic finish.
Harry Kane earned his first Premier League start of the year but couldn’t find the back of the net as Spurs drop its third game in the last four.
Alan Pardew has sutnningly steered his team to four wins in a row as Ayoze Perez scored a goal of the season nominee to send Newcastle past West Brom.