UEFA Champions League

Recently, UEFA’s Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) announced that both Manchester City and Manchester United have been given the green light to participate in European competition next season. This decision came after concerns were raised regarding conflicts with UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules. The involvement of Girona and Nice, who are both under the ownership of
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti recently expressed his desire for midfielder Toni Kroos to reconsider his decision to retire from football. Despite Kroos’ announcement earlier this season that he would be hanging up his boots after Euro 2024, Ancelotti believes that Kroos still has more to offer. Kroos, who recently secured his sixth Champions League
Toni Kroos, the talented midfielder, recently achieved an incredible milestone in his career by winning his sixth Champions League title. The 34-year-old player helped Real Madrid secure their 15th European Cup in a thrilling 2-0 victory against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley. Kroos announced that the Champions League final would be his last game for Real
Borussia Dortmund coach Edin Terzic recently shared his thoughts on the talented winger Jadon Sancho, stating that he believes Sancho will have the opportunity to play in another Champions League final in his career. However, Terzic remained uncertain about whether Sancho’s future lies with the Bundesliga team or elsewhere. Sancho, who is currently on loan
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti faced a tough challenge as the half-time whistle blew at Wembley with his team unexpectedly level with Borussia Dortmund. Despite being heavy favorites, Real Madrid found themselves in a precarious position. Ancelotti’s lack of panic and minimal tactical adjustments proved to be a stroke of genius. By shifting Jude Bellingham