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There’s a super talented Brazilian youngster on the block who seems to always go under the radar – Rodrygo Silva de Goes. He’s fast, he’s good in front of goal, and he has been such a big wildcard for Real Madrid.

Karim Benzema is, no doubt, the best striker in the world right now. And that is a statement you couldn’t make with all confidence two seasons ago. Last season, you couldn’t have dared to call him that. The Real Madrid forward has always been a class striker, but he has never been in this type of form before now. So, the question is; how come Karim Benzema is shining this bright in his mid-thirties; the age when most players decline rapidly?

Dating a professional footballer is the dream of many women around the world. And of course, only a small percentage of women get to actually live that dream. However, while so many women are praying to live the dream, some have already lived it multiple times. Here are 10 women who have dated more than one famous football player. You already know that this is going to be a really interesting one.

Recently, we heard the news about the death of super football agent Mino Raiola, following an illness. Before his death, he managed many high-profile footballers from different generations, completing deals worth hundreds of millions. He's currently regarded as one of the greatest football agents of all time. And today we pay our respects to this legend, as we bring to you some of the qualities that made him great.

Gareth Bale’s relationship with Real Madrid is one of the most complicated club-player relationships we have ever seen in the history of football. At this point, we won’t be harsh when we say that Bale hates Real Madrid.

The English media and some fans of the Premier League around the world have often complained about how peaceful and devoid of drama rivalries between the biggest clubs in the league have become.  Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United was dominating the league all on their own until Arsenal hired a certain Frenchman to coach their team in 1996.   In Arsene Wenger’s first full season at the North London club, he won the league. And not only did he win the league, he also won the FA Cup, completing the coveted domestic double at his first full trial. That was when United knew that they had new competition.

Okay, so first of all, you guys know that the Spanish Super Cup was played in Saudi Arabia this year, right? And not for the first time, too. The Super Copa, as it’s often referred to in Spain, saw a reform in 2019, which saw it undergo an expansion, going from being a 2-team tournament to a 4-team one.  This reform also involved the exportation of the competition to Saudi Arabia. A deal worth 120 million euros was signed, and that deal was going to see the competition take place in Saudi Arabia for 3 years.

As you well know, football draws people from all works of life, and this pull that drives our passion for the sport. We love football, you love football, and guess what? Many powerful and influential people in the world love the beautiful game too. So today we’re going to be talking about some of these powerful people in the world, and the footballers they admire.

We very often talk about Cristiano Ronaldo’s supreme fitness and physicality. You know, him having the body of a 23-year-old, 7% body fat, and all that. So, you might be surprised to learn that, going on a decade now, CR7 has been living and playing with a condition that has no cure. Wow, right? Well, we will tell you all about this incurable condition in this video, and we will also tell you how Ronaldo has been managing it and how it has affected him physically and mentally so far.

Some goals get you super hyped that you really don’t know what you’re doing with yourself after it’s scored, you just know you’re celebrating. And sometimes, you end up hurting yourself in the course of that celebration.