In yet another unfortunate incident of racism in Spanish soccer, Atletico Madrid’s victory over Athletic Club was marred by despicable acts of discrimination. Spain forward Nico Williams experienced firsthand the ugly face of racism when he was subjected to taunts of “monkey” while taking a corner kick during the match at Metropolitano Stadium. Williams bravely
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Athletic Club’s triumph in the Copa del Rey final against Mallorca was nothing short of historic. After a grueling match that ended in a penalty shoot-out, the team emerged victorious, claiming their first major trophy in four decades. The celebrations that followed were a testament to the club’s rich history and dedicated fan base. A
After securing their first major trophy in 40 years, Athletic Club players in Bilbao took to the streets for an impromptu celebration. Videos on social media captured the players, including captain Iker Muniain and forward Iñaki Williams, reveling in the moment alongside hundreds of fans. The atmosphere was festive, with music from an amateur band,
Chelsea is one of many clubs currently keeping an eye on Nico Williams, an up-and-coming winger from Athletic Club. The 21-year-old recently signed a new contract with the Spanish club, complete with a release clause of around €50 million ($71m). Despite the relatively low release clause for a player of his potential, Chelsea, along with
Chelsea seems to have its eyes set on Athletic Club winger Nico Williams. The 21-year-old has been on the Blues’ radar for some time now, and his performance on the left-hand side has caught their attention. With six goals and 11 assists this season, Williams has a release clause of £43 million. However, Chelsea’s interest
The recent dismissal of the lawsuit brought by Real Madrid and Athletic Club against LaLiga’s CVC investment deal raises questions about the legality and compliance of such agreements. The court ruled that the agreement with CVC was in line with legal and statutory frameworks, as well as the management and administration regulations of sports organizations.