Today I talk about my views on Cole Palmer's withdrawal from the England squad

Today I summarise my trip to Spain and Andorra, where I saw four matches and made a number of videos, including my interview with current Penya Encarnada players Iago Herrerín and Javi García.

I'm joined by David Arrowsmith, author of Narco Ball and Killing Maradona, for a journey through one of the most fascinating generations in Colombian football history.

We discuss the great Colombian players of the late eighties and nineties — the stars who became famous around the world, the characters who left their mark on European football, and some of the brilliant players whose stories are less well remembered today.

From Carlos Valderrama and René Higuita to Faustino Asprilla and beyond, we look back at the players, personalities and stories behind a remarkable era of Colombian football.

En este episodio viajamos, al menos a través de la conversación, hasta Pergamino, Argentina, para conocer la historia del Club Atlético Douglas Haig.

Me acompaña Diego, hincha del club y habitual de sus partidos, para hablar de lo que significa ser seguidor del Fogonero, la historia del equipo y el fútbol en Pergamino.

También hablamos del curioso origen del nombre Douglas Haig, un club fundado en 1918 por trabajadores ferroviarios y bautizado en honor al mariscal de campo británico Sir Douglas Haig.

Además, Diego nos cuenta cómo es seguir al equipo tanto en casa como fuera, la vida alrededor del club y la realidad actual de Douglas Haig en el Torneo Federal A.

Una conversación sobre fútbol argentino, historia, identidad y la pasión por un club lejos de los grandes focos.

Today I look back on a great trip to Birmingham

Today I’m joined by Bjørge, a Norwegian living in Brazil and returning to the Ray Mundo Futbol podcast for his fourth appearance.

This time, we’re discussing the latest Brazil squad announcement, a fascinating selection featuring plenty of new faces and surprises.

There’s also a nice personal connection for both of us, with the squad containing a player from my team and a player from Bjørge’s team.

We go through the selection, discuss some of the unfamiliar names, and look at what this new-look squad might tell us about the future direction of the Brazilian national team.

Today I chat with Tim, who lives in Savannah, Georgia, and has some interesting ideas about how the soccer pyramid in the United States could develop.

We discuss his thoughts on the structure of the American game, how he would like to see it progress, and the wider soccer culture in the United States.

We also compare the American system with football in countries including England, Germany, Brazil and Japan, looking at the different ways the game is organised and experienced around the world.

Looking back at West Brom's up and down trajectory last season with a man who felt it more than most

Today I speak with Denis, a massive Olympiakos fan who follows the club across a number of different sports.

Denis tells me about his love for Olympiakos, what makes the club so special and what it's like supporting one of the great multi-sport institutions of Greek and European sport.

We chat about the football, the wider Olympiakos sporting family and the passion and culture surrounding this gigantic Greek club.

Today I chat with Anthony, who has been on the podcast before, about his recent groundhopping adventures in Germany.

We also touch on my recent trip to Sweden and look ahead to Anthony's next football adventure, which will take him to Moldova.

Plenty of football, travel and groundhopping from across Europe!