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The imminent court appearance of former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and renowned footballer Michel Platini marks yet another chapter in a saga that has profoundly shaped the world of soccer. As they prepare to stand before the Extraordinary Appeals Chamber of the Swiss Criminal Court, both figures—previously stalwarts of the sport—face a trial that significantly
In an era where transparency is increasingly demanded in the realm of sports, the Italian football league, Lega Serie A, is making significant strides to remain relevant in the global conversation about officiating fairness and accountability. With the upcoming trial of in-stadium announcements concerning Video Assistant Referee (VAR) decisions, Serie A is taking a bold
Jadon Sancho’s tenure at Chelsea has taken on a distinct flavor, as the club grapples with pivotal decisions regarding his future. With a unique loan agreement in place, Chelsea finds itself balancing financial commitments and performance expectations while navigating the complexities of a player’s career trajectory. This situation raises questions not only about Sancho’s individual
In the world of international football, even the most talented players can sometimes blend into the background. Such was the case during England’s recent match against Albania, where Thomas Tuchel expressed clear frustrations with Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden’s performances. In a game that ended with a 2-0 victory, the contributions from these attacking players
Jordan Henderson, a stalwart in English football with 82 international caps, recently disclosed an unconventional approach to supporting his national team during the Euro 2020 final—the tournament he had not been selected for. While many players would simply fade into the background post-exclusion, Henderson took matters into his own hands and transformed a moment of