What made Ralf Rangnick say no to Bayern Munich? (1:30)
Arne Slot 'very confident' about reaching an agreement with Liverpool (0:47)
Why Arne Slot is a 'surprise' managerial candidate for Liverpool (2:29)
Arsenal exit gives FC Salzburg unlikely CWC place
FC Salzburg will take part in the inaugural expanded Club World Cup next year after being awarded the last of the 12 places for European teams.
Barça's UCL exit sends Atletico to Club World Cup
Barcelona's exit Tuesday from the Champions League sent Atletico Madrid to the inaugural 32-team Club World Cup in the United States next year.
Are LaLiga's best U21 stars at Real Madrid or Barcelona? (2:29)
Why Klopp understands Alonso's desire to stay at Leverkusen (0:30)
Why Real Madrid are one of Europe's most inefficient spenders (1:47)
Marcotti: Diaz a big pick up for Morocco (0:31)
Klopp on Liverpool's injury list: 'We need miracles' (1:07)
Pochettino says his future at Chelsea is not in his hands (0:50)
Marcotti: Tuchel has become the ultimate lame duck at Bayern Munich (1:36)
Where did Thomas Tuchel go wrong at Bayern Munich? (1:53)
Could Jose Mourinho replace Thomas Tuchel at Bayern? (2:23)
Is Klopp's next job back in Germany? (1:44)
'I will sleep better!' - Guardiola on Klopp's Liverpool departure (1:53)
Klopp's mind blown when he learns of Sir Alex retirement U-turn (2:10)
Marcotti: Klopp's departure the end of an era at Liverpool (2:06)
Jurgen Klopp reveals why he's leaving Liverpool (2:00)
Why Pedri is crucial for Barcelona in the Supercopa final vs. Real Madrid (1:37)
How realistic is Girona's chance to win LaLiga? (1:32)
CAF: Dates for 2025 AFCON finals still unclear
The dates for the next Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco remain up in the air amid a potential clash with the new-look Club World Cup, which is set for the mid-2025, CAF president Patrice Motsepe said on Friday.
Why Ancelotti should stop 'playing musical chairs' and sign a player (2:12)
Remembering Franz Beckenbauer (2:56)
Man City win Club World Cup with ease, but did anyone care?
Guardiola and Man City took the Club World Cup seriously, but the tournament really offered little genuine competition and was seen as a distraction from the Premier League rather than the main event.