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transfers

Chelsea’s Next Generation: Thiago Silva’s Son Signs His First Pro Contract

Isago Silva, Thiago Silva’s son, signs his first professional contract with Chelsea, kicking off his career in blue. The 17-year-old joins Chelsea’s Under-18 squad this summer, continuing his family’s football heritage. He and his brother Yago moved to Chelsea’s academy after their father’s arrival from Paris Saint-Germain in 2020. Chelsea describe him as a versatile defender capable of playing left-back or centre-back.

Arab Cup

Old Qatar Tidings Tip the Scale: Saudi Arabia Eyes Oman in Arab Cup Showdown

Saudi Arabia opens its Arab Cup campaign against Oman at Education City Stadium in Doha. The piece traces four prior meetings in Qatar where the Green Falcons won every time. It recalls Gulf Cup and Asian Cup clashes dating back to 1976 and reviews the coaching changes that shaped the team. Light humor punctuates the summary as history meets current expectations.

Arab Cup

Midfield Masterclass: Morocco’s Reserve Side Opens Arab Cup with a 3-1 Win Over Comoros

Morocco's reserve team opened the Arab Cup with a confident 3-1 win over Comoros, sealing the result early in the first half. The hosts struck twice in quick succession and added a third before the break. Comoros fought back in the second half, but Morocco's defense and goalkeeper Shihab kept their hopes in check. The win continues a trend of strong opening performances by Morocco in recent Olympic and continental campaigns.

Arab Cup

Berkaoui's Arab Cup Night: Morocco's Hot Moment Amid Injury Woes

Karim Berkaoui, Morocco's UAE-based forward, shines for the Atlas Lions in the Arab Cup, scoring in key moments and continuing a two-edition scoring streak. He notches Morocco's third against Comoros, marking a historic repeat of his previous edition’s achievement. The piece also highlights a spate of injuries troubling the squad, including Hamza Hanouri, as the team braces for upcoming fixtures. Several players were noted as sidelined or at risk, complicating selection and preparations.

Mercato

Capello’s Take: Milan’s January Striker Hunt Might Favor the English Before the Spaniards

Capello doubts Milan can secure a reliable striker in January, while suggesting Lukaku could be decisive upon his return. Milan and Napoli lead Serie A after 13 rounds, with Inter and Roma close behind. Leao has become Milan’s focal point up front, aided by Maignan’s saves. The piece also notes Conte’s break and Capello’s critique as Napoli eyes the title with Lukaku in the mix.

Egyptian Premier League

Ferreira vs Mido: Legal Blows Fly as Zamalek Saga Deepens

Tensions escalate between Yanick Ferreira, the former Zamalek coach, and Ahmed Hossam Mido, the club’s former star and TV host. Ferreira threatens legal action over Mido’s remarks on his show, while Mido accuses Ferreira of mismanaging finances and career decisions. The clash unfolds with sharp rebuttals, a formal legal response, and revelations about signing decisions during 2025. The saga highlights the pressures surrounding Zamalek and the broader Egyptian Premier League, ending with a hint of surprise concessions and a dash of humor.

ArabCup

Arab Cup Standoff: UAE Coach Sees Jordan's Rise and Builds for Growth

Cosmin Olăroiu, head coach of the UAE, says Jordan has evolved and his team is ready for the Arab Cup opener. He praises Jordan's development under Jamal Salami, stresses preparation and mental fortitude, and underscores UAE's ongoing rebuilding. Ali Khaseif shares UAE confidence as both sides focus on growth.

Arab Cup

Iraq's Arab Cup Challenge: Arnold Demands to See Every Card in Qatar

Iraq's coach Graham Arnold views the Arab Cup in Qatar as a key platform for players to showcase their best ahead of the World Cup playoff in March 2026. Iraq open against Bahrain in Group D, with Arnold stressing quality and accountability. He highlights fan support as a crucial boost and emphasizes opportunities for domestic players to shine. Captain Jalal Hassan reinforces readiness and ambition to push toward World Cup qualification.

World Cup 2026

Jordan's World Cup Dream: Coach Hopes to Dodge Morocco in the 2026 Draw

Jordan's head coach Jamal Al-Salami addresses critics after a run of friendlies following the historic 2026 World Cup qualification. He lays out the Arab Cup campaign in Qatar, emphasizing positivity, strategic clarity, and readiness. He also hopes to avoid Morocco in the World Cup 2026 draw and dreams of advancing to the knockout stage. The piece highlights the players’ mental resilience and the fans' enthusiasm as Jordan prepares for the road ahead.

Premier League

Arsenal’s Monster Mood: Arteta Sets Sights on Brentford with Injury Updates and Grit

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta emphasized the importance of fan support and keeping a high pace ahead of the Brentford fixture. He updated on Saliba’s minor injury, and gave timelines for Trossard, Havertz, and Magalhaes. The coach outlined a rotation plan and highlighted Declan Rice’s recent award as proof of the team’s progress. He also reflected on coping with injuries this season and Havertz’s anticipated return boosting the squad.

AFCON

AFCON 2025 Countdown: How Many Liverpool Matches Will Salah Miss?

Mohamed Salah will depart for Egypt to compete in AFCON 2025, hosted by Morocco, starting soon and potentially stretching his absence. Liverpool coach Arne Slot confirmed Salah will join up with the Egypt camp mid-December. The tournament runs through January 18 for teams reaching the final, which could extend Salah’s time away from Liverpool. Liverpool’s upcoming fixtures include a December 20 clash with Tottenham and a December 27 game against Wolves, with more matches possibly affected depending on Egypt’s progress.

Premier League

Palmer Ready for Leeds, James’ Role in Flux: Chelsea’s Tactical Shuffle Ahead of Premier League Showdown

Chelsea’s Enzo Maresca confirmed Cole Palmer is ready to start vs Leeds United, with Arsenal’s late dismissal cited as a tactical call. The manager reports most players are fit, notes Romeo Lavia’s ongoing recovery, and mentions Dabro Esougo’s progressed but limited involvement. Rhys James’ return remains delicate, and Caicedo’s suspension pushes Chelsea to explore midfield options. Santos, Ashimbong, and Justo are in the mix, with James potentially operating in midfield or at right-back depending on the plan.

Cup Final

Whistles, Pyramids, and a Libyan Cup Final: Egypt Sets the Stage in Cairo

Egypt’s football authority approves an all-Egyptian officiating crew for the Libya Cup Final between Al Ahli Tripoli and Al Ahli Benghazi in Cairo. The match will be held at Cairo Stadium on Wednesday, following a Libyan federation venue decision. Kick-off is set for 5:00 pm local time in both Libya and Egypt. The crew features Mahmoud Nagi as the referee, with a full support team including a VAR official.

Arab Cup

Double-Pressure Preps Bahrain for Iraq Showdown in Arab Cup Opener

Bahrain head coach Dragan Talajic says beating Iraq will require double effort. Bahrain previously defeated Djibouti and now faces a tougher Iraq in Group D of the Arab Cup. He stresses respect for Iraq and the need to stay confident. Mehdi Hamidan adds that openers are hard, but Bahrain aims for three points and a strong showing.

Premier League

Gerrard Won’t Replace Slot, But the Liverpool Managerial Debate Deepens

Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is unlikely to replace Arne Slot, according to Jamie Carragher. Carragher argues that finding a coach better than Slot at the moment would be tough for the Reds. The debate follows a 4-1 loss to PSV Eindhoven and Slot’s vow to keep fighting amid a poor run. Carragher also downplays Izak’s pre-season absence and defends continuity, while the broader talk underlines how quickly form can swing in football.

Arab Cup

Arab Cup Showdown: Ex-Oman Star Bets Saudi Arabia to Lift the Arab Cup

Emad Al-Hosni, the former Oman international, backs Saudi Arabia to lift the Arab Cup. The tournament unfolds in Qatar with group-stage action beginning soon. He highlights Saudi’s bright, young talents and notes Oman’s organized defense. He also stresses the Arab Cup as a key step for talent discovery and preparation for bigger commitments.

La Liga

Vinicius's controversial gesture ignites La Liga drama at Girona

Vinicius Junior provoked Girona fans with a provocative gesture during Real Madrid's clash, repeating his pattern of stirring controversy. The moment, paired with the phrase "to the second division," spread from the stands to social media and broadcast. The piece notes ongoing tensions with rival fans and rumors about his contract renewal and relationship with coach Xabi Alonso. It concludes with reflections on Vinicius's polarizing presence in Spanish football and a dash of humor.

NBA

Suns Silence Lakers: A 125-108 Upset that Shook the NBA Night

Phoenix Suns halted the Los Angeles Lakers’ seven-game run with a 125-108 win, even though Devin Booker sat out three quarters. Delon Brooks poured in 33 and Collin Gillespie added 28 with eight triples to pace Phoenix. The Lakers’ ball security betrayed them with 22 turnovers leading to 32 Suns points. In other action, Donovan Mitchell sparked Cleveland to a 135-119 victory, and Dallas toppled Denver 131-121 behind Anthony Davis, while Detroit held on to remain atop the Eastern standings.

Saudi Pro League

Darwin Núñez at a Crossroads: Debunked Exit Talk Hovers Over Al-Hilal

Across the latest hours, rumors circulated that Darwin Núñez wants to leave Al-Hilal this winter. Núñez arrived from Liverpool last summer for €53 million and is tied to 2028. A Saudi paper dismissed the departure chatter, saying he will continue with the club. Injuries have limited appearances this season, but officials insist he remains a key pillar and could extend his contract. Meanwhile, talk of a move to Argentina has surfaced but remains unconfirmed.

eligibility

FIFPRO Breaks Silence: Malaysia’s Alleged Forgers Are Victims, Not Villains

FIFPRO argues that seven Malaysian players involved in an eligibility scandal are victims and that the 12-month ban is disproportionate. Malaysia’s FA appealed to CAS after FIFA sanctioned the country and fined it for forged birth documents. FIFA’s ban followed a 4-0 win over Vietnam in the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers, with two players scoring. An investigation found none of the players had Malaysian birth ties, raising questions about eligibility rules. The case highlights tensions between governance and fairness in football, with Malaysia defending good faith and technical errors.

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