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Catch Walcott if you can. One of the fastest player of that generation.
Raphinha deserved to be in Ballon d'Or nominations button
ONE OF THE GREATEST LEFT-BACKS IN HISTORY! In your opinion, was Marcelo the greatest left-back in Real Madrid's history? Or is there another name that deserves the title?
Top 10 heist spending clubs summer transfer 2026/2027
Karim Benzema’s prime wasn’t just good, it was legendary
The goal happened on February 10, 2007, at Estádio Santiago Bernabéu, in a match between Real Madrid and Real Sociedad (although it is often mistaken for the game against Levante because of the similar uniforms).
It all starts with David Beckham’s peripheral vision, who, upon noticing Roberto Carlos purposefully positioned out of the area during the staging, abdicates the conventional intersection to make a long, high pass towards the crescent moon. Roberto Carlos’ technique comes into action when he calculates the trajectory of the ball descending into a parable; he tilts the body to gain balance and, without the use of dominance, uses the outside face of his foot to reach the ball at the sweet spot. The result is a full-force first finish that enters the corner, invalidating any reaction time of the opponent’s defense.
Real Madrid and Barcelona’s last eight captains. Both clubs have new captains this season, with Fede Valverde taking the armband at Real Madrid and Raphinha at Barcelona.
Outsmarted the whole team with one simple touch
Timeless touches from a timeless legend.
He made Premier League defenders look like Sunday League players
Cucurella & João Pedro vs. Adama Traoré
The best goalkeeper in Barcelona history 🔥
Marc Cucurella knows exactly what it means to wear the Real Madrid shirt 🤍
Mikel Arteta opens the Premier League season with win number 150 against Coventry
Francesco Totti: The Emperor of Rome
Top 5 Most Expensive Sofascore Fantasy Players - Premier League 2026/27
There’s a 59% chance that Bradley Barcola joins Liverpool, a transfer that would reportedly cost around €145m. Should the deal be completed, Liverpool would, by far, have the most expensive attacking trio in Europe.
Would that be money well spent, though, considering they’d arguably still be a step behind Bayern, PSG, Real Madrid and Barcelona in terms of quality?