In a significant legal development, former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has triumphed in a case against the club concerning over £11 million (approximately $14.2 million) in unpaid wages. The core of Mendy’s claim stems from the period following his suspension in September 2021, amid serious sexual offence charges, until the closure of his contract
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In the world of football, change is a constant, with managerial appointments often sparking significant shifts within clubs. Rúben Amorim’s forthcoming appointment as Manchester United’s new manager marks a pivotal moment in both his career and the future of the storied club. However, as the seasoned tactician prepares to step into the spotlight at Old
Manchester City is notoriously known for its unwavering dominance in English football, yet their recent 4-1 defeat at the hands of Sporting in the Champions League has sparked a significant shift in momentum. This loss marks the first time since 2018 that they have experienced three consecutive defeats, following earlier setbacks in the Carabao Cup
Rúben Amorim’s recent emergence into the spotlight has captivated football fans, primarily due to his impressive tenure at Sporting CP and his impending role as Manchester United’s new manager. The Portuguese tactician has succeeded in making headlines, and his recent victory against Manchester City in the Champions League has amplified the intrigue surrounding his leadership
In an unexpected twist of fate, Manchester City suffered a startling 4-1 defeat against Sporting CP during their recent Champions League encounter. The loss not only marked a significant blow to the team’s morale but also placed them in murky waters, as indicated by team captain Bernardo Silva. The match, held in Lisbon, saw Swedish
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup represents a significant expansion in the tournament’s format and scope, featuring 32 teams and 63 matches set to occur in the United States from June 15 to July 13. While this event aims to showcase the best of club football on a global stage, the implications of its scheduling
Portuguese coach Rúben Amorim has found himself at a crucial juncture in his career, poised to take the helm at Manchester United after leaving his role at Sporting CP. Although he briefly contemplated the prospect of joining Manchester City alongside Hugo Viana, the newly appointed director of football, Amorim has made it abundantly clear that
The opening months of the Premier League season have been rife with unexpected twists, and this past weekend encapsulated that uncertainty quite effectively. Manchester City, having held the top spot since the season commenced, experienced a surprising setback, courtesy of AFC Bournemouth. The defeat, a 2-1 loss, revealed flaws in City’s game that had previously
Manchester City’s recent defeat against Bournemouth not only marked the end of their remarkable 32-game unbeaten run in the Premier League but also raised critical questions about the team’s depth and resilience. The loss, coming at a time when the champions were grappling with a slew of injuries, has stirred discussions among fans and analysts
In the ever-demanding world of professional football, injuries can derail even the most meticulously crafted plans. For Manchester City, currently led by Pep Guardiola, this season has become a test of resilience and adaptability. As the club grapples with a troubling injury list, Guardiola has turned his focus to the academy, emphasizing the potential of