French Ligue 1

The ongoing feud between Kylian Mbappé and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has escalated to a legal confrontation after the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) found in favor of the star forward. Mbappé, a pivotal figure in modern football and current captain of the French national team, is seeking approximately €55 million ($60 million) in outstanding wages
In an era where sporting events are pivotal in driving societal change, instances of discrimination remain a pressing issue. Ligue 1 recently found itself in the spotlight when Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) fans directed anti-gay slurs at rival supporters and players during a match against Strasbourg. This incident brings to light the ongoing battle against homophobia
Football, the beautiful game, has always been a thrilling blend of athletic prowess, strategic cunning, and unpredictability. However, alongside this excitement, a troubling trend has emerged—an alarming rise in player injuries across Europe’s premier leagues. A recent report by Howden highlights the injury situation, particularly within Germany’s Bundesliga and England’s Premier League, revealing sobering statistics
The world of football is experiencing a seismic shift as prominent entities within the sport begin to confront FIFA’s alleged monopolistic practices head-on. On a significant day for the future of football governance, FIFPRO, the global union representing professional football players, in collaboration with the European Leagues—comprising 37 domestic leagues—has initiated an antitrust lawsuit against
The recent announcement of FIFA’s restructured Club World Cup has stirred a maelstrom of controversy within the football community. Set to launch in the United States on June 15, 2025, this revamped competition features 32 teams competing over four weeks. Paris Saint-Germain’s president, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, has taken a strong stance in favor of the new
In recent developments, a coalition comprising the European Leagues, the FIFPRO players’ union, and Spain’s LaLiga are gearing up to lodge a monumental complaint against FIFA with the European Union. This move is primarily a response to the relentless expansion of the soccer calendar, which has raised serious concerns regarding player welfare and the sustainability
In the high-stakes world of football management, few decisions are as consequential as those involving player discipline. Luis Enrique, the manager of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), recently faced such a dilemma when he chose to bench Ousmane Dembélé for a crucial Champions League match against Arsenal. This choice, while rooted in maintaining team discipline, raised eyebrows—primarily