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Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is reportedly lining up a shock January transfer bid for Argentine playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme. Reports in the player’s native Argentina have claimed the volatile 31-year-old is ready to quit...
Tim Sturtridge, Goal.com 4 minutes ago Corinthians’ manager Mano Menezes is concerned by his team becoming a tad one dimensional since the arrival of three time World Player of the Year Ronaldo. As Menezes plans for next season...
This guy is the tits. I buy him every season because he's my favourite player IRL, his techinical stats are still fantastic. Just let him rock around in a free role and he always delivers. I would recommend "Attacking...
• Argentina's World Cup preparations disrupted • Coach apologises for rant against journalists Just when Argentina thought it was safe finally to prepare for the World Cup, their coach, Diego Maradona, was banned from football...
Tim Sturtridge, Goal.com 20 minutes ago Former Brazil under-20 star Kleber has hit out at speculation linking him to a move away from Cruzeiro to Flamengo. “For the commitment I have shown to Palmeiras last year and Cruzeiro...
BERNE, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Argentina coach Diego Maradona will appear before a FIFA disciplinary committee on Sunday over his foul-mouthed outburst last month, soccer's world governing body said on Tuesday.
Tim Sturtridge, Goal.com 15 minutes ago The proposed switch of Juan Roman Riquelme to Corinthians appears to have hit a snag as the Brazilian club own up to a shortfall in finances. Corinthians president Andres Sanchez and the...
There are many factors that have contributed to Argentina’s poor form throughout World Cup qualification. Some may look to the exclusion of the old guard such as Javier Zanetti and Estaban Cambiasso or to the continued faith in...
Cyrus C. Malek, Goal.com 3 minutes ago The truest test of character is evidenced by the way in which one reacts to adversity. Los Blancos took home the Liga crown under the Italian’s tutelage that season, besting what was...
BUENOS AIRES, Nov 8 (Reuters) - A goal by Uruguay forward Sebastian Fernandez ensured Banfield kept a share of the lead in the Argentine first division championship following their 1-0 away win over San Lorenzo on Sunday.
