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ESPNAtlanta's Martino: No way to neutralize Messi
Atlanta United FC head coach Gerardo "Tata" Martino warned his players of Lionel Messi's capabilities on the field ahead of the MLS regular season clash against Inter Miami CF on Saturday at Nu Stadium.
ESPN😰 Ranked: 11 summer transfers most likely to fail
We've ranked the 11 moves of this summer transfer window that are likely to fail. Did Man United, Tottenham and Chelsea mess up?
The Guardian FootballNottingham Forest’s Liam Delap: ‘I play at my best on the edge of being horrible’
After a difficult year at Chelsea the striker hopes to get his career back on track at the City Ground “You can imagine it: he’s a centre-back, I’m a striker,” says Liam Delap, Nottingham Forest’s £45m club-record signing , smiling as he sets the scene. He is reliving taking on his younger brother, Finn, in the garden. These days, they are each other’s biggest supporters – Liam attended Finn’s victory for third-tier Burton on Wednesday – but as kids there was a friendly rivalry. The elder brother says: “There were probably a lot of tears, a lot of fights … whether it was playing Monopoly or football, it always ended in either the table being flipped or kicking the shit out of each other.” It is a competitive streak that has stuck and Delap is determined to make his presence felt at Forest, for whom he could make his full debut against Tottenham on Saturday. It has been a testing 16 months; he left Chelsea a season into a six-year contract and after one goal in 28 top-flight appearances, a dozen of those starts. “It is never a linear path straight to the top,” Delap says, his right hand taking flight in the City Ground boardroom, the 1979 and 1980 European Cups shimmering behind him. “I just want to get my head down, focus and keep improving because I’m still so young and I have so much to learn. I even at times probably think I’ve been in football a lot longer than I have. I’ve still, hopefully, got a long career ahead. Continue reading...
BBC Sport73 goals from dropping deep - we ask Kane to break down how he did it
Harry Kane was the highest goalscorer in Europe last season, yet he plays like a midfielder. We ask him to break down his game.
Football ItaliaGasperini: Malen threatens Higuain’s record, no Dybala issue: ‘How many games has Messi missed?’
During his latest interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini said he...
ESPNWomen's transfer grades: Man United get an A- for Bernal
The women's transfer window is open for the summer. Here are the big deals and how we rated them.
Football ItaliaGasperini reveals truth about Chelsea’s Koné offer, confirms Roma wanted Greenwood
Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini insists Chelsea didn’t send an official offer for Manu Koné...
ESPNArgentina pausing games in minute 10 for Messi
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) will honor Lionel Messi this weekend by pausing all domestic matches in the 10th minute for a minute of applause, following his retirement from the national team.
ESPNPostecoglou: Ronaldo drew me to Al Nassr
Ange Postecoglou says that getting the chance to coach Cristiano Ronaldo and be a small part of the story of another one of football's greats played a large role in drawing him to Saudi side Al Nassr.
ESPNMourinho pays tribute to Messi: 'Player we'll miss'
José Mourinho admitted he'll miss watching Lionel Messi after the Argentina star announced his international retirement this week.
BBC SportArgentine league to pause games to honour Messi
The Argentine football league will pay tribute to Lionel Messi's international career by pausing all their domestic matches in the 10th minute this weekend.
ESPNWhy Barcelona turned to Jesus, and why Álvarez could still sign with them
After Atlético Madrid refused to let Julián Álvarez go, Barcelona have signed Gabriel Jesus. How will he fit into the team? And have Barça given up on Álvarez?
ESPNMessi's emotional Argentina farewell shows he hasn't forgotten criticism of the past
The level of emotion and humanity Messi showed in his Argentina farewell note shows that he is still not over the criticism he got in the past for not winning as much with his country as he did with his club.
ESPNMessi wasn't always the international GOAT, but his perseverance for Argentina paid off
Lionel Messi's career with Argentina was ultimately a successful one, but it also became a career full of adversity which only strengthens his legacy.
The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | War chests, deal sheets and online meltdowns: anatomy of a deadline day
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! Release clauses. War chests. Amortisation. Transfer requests. Surplus to requirements. Online meltdowns. Agents. Gazumping. Buy-back clauses. Options. Add-ons. Personal terms. Soft approaches. Grifters. Clickbait. Lowball bids. In The Knows. Serious bids. Super agents. Hijacked bids. Agreements in principle. Medicals. Undisclosed fees. Part exchanges. Deal sheets. Here we gos! Done deals. Some busker strumming a guitar in the Sky Sports News studio while reminiscing about Deadline Days passim through the medium of song. No really, some busker strumming a guitar in the Sky Sports News studio while etc, and so on. After a near relentless onslaught of media buzzwords, hype and assorted reputable (and thoroughly disreputable) transfer insiders announcing they “understand” things, the summer transfer window is finally shut . But what’s that Football Daily can see pressed up against the glass? The out-of-joint nose of an apoplectic David Moyes. If you’d told me back in the golden era of Serie A in the 1990s that it would eventually become a dumping ground for underperforming (or past their best in the case of John Stones) Premier League players, judging by Tuesday’s front page of La Gazzetta dello Sport , then I wouldn’t have believed you. And if you’d told me in January that Donyell Malen, who scored seven goals in 35 Premier League games for Aston Villa before going on loan to Roma, would already be on 19 goals in 20 Serie A games, I definitely wouldn’t have believed you” – Noble Francis. Looks like Argentina have lined up James Maddison to replace Lionel Messi. That is if a street artist in Mumbai (yesterday’s Quote of the Day) can be believed” – Vaughan Wilkinson. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaComo star Nico Paz has big shoes to fill after Messi’s Argentina retirement
Following Lionel Messi’s retirement from international football, reports in Argentina claim that Como star Nico...
ESPNParedes wants 10-match FIFA ban reduced
Leandro Paredes hopes to have his 10-match ban given by FIFA reduced on appeal and has also said that he is unlikely to play for Argentina again.
The Guardian FootballWhich footballer has had the most glittering club career? | The Knowledge
Plus: brothers playing in England’s top four tiers, shirt-hogging sponsors, and goalkeepers sent off upfield Mail us with your all of your questions and answers “Marquinhos won his 40th trophy in club football when Paris Saint-Germain beat Aston Villa in the Super Cup,” notes Paul Gage. “Has any player won more?” The short answer is no: here’s Pete Tomlin with the breakdown. “I calculate that Marquinhos has actually won 41 trophies – one Copa Libertadores, 11 Ligue 1 titles, eight Coupes de France, six Coupes de la Ligue, 10 Trophées des Champions, two Champions Leagues, two Super Cups and one Intercontinental Cup.” Not a bad haul. “This puts him at No 1 in the list of club trophies won by a player. Just behind is Lionel Messi with 40 (10 La Ligas, 7 Copas Del Rey, 7 Supercopas de España, four Champions Leagues, three Super Cups, three Club World Cups, two Ligue 1 titles, one Trophées des Champions, one MLS Cup, one Supporters Shield and one Leagues Cup). Continue reading...