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Spanish defender Sergio Ramos, a Real Madrid legend, is eyeing a move to Italy. At 39, he left Real Madrid years ago and joined Monterrey in 2024. His contract ends December 31, making him a free agent from January 1. Milan is reportedly interested, hinting at a possible reunion with Luka Modrić in Serie A.
Milan will not pressure Maignan to renew his contract. The deal runs to 2026, and Tari advocates patience while the club weighs its options. Matteo Gabbia publicly urged Maignan to extend, highlighting the fragility of Milan's plan. If renewal stalls, Maignan could leave on a free transfer—the kind of plot twist Milan prefers avoiding. Maignan arrived from Lille for €16.4 million, setting high expectations.
Ramadan Sobhi's legal team delivers new details on the doping case, stressing that the Federal Court will not halt the CAS ban. The suspension remains in place during the appeal, with typical timelines of 3 to 6 months and the infamous graveyard of appeals nickname. The defense cites precedents, public sympathy, and talks of escalating to the European Court of Human Rights if needed. Support from fans and talks with football authorities underline a drama that could redefine Sobhi's career.
Barcelona is enjoying one of its best seasons, powered by goalkeeper Joan Garcia. His return steadies the defense and unlocks a more balanced, confident Barça. Advanced metrics reflect fewer goals conceded and more control across the pitch. From clean sheets to pivotal late intervention, his influence is clear, even as injuries and big clashes tested the squad.
Barcelona head into a high-stakes La Liga clash with Atletico Madrid, counting on Lamine Yamal to light up the attack as several players return from injury. Pedri and Rafinha are back in action, with Frenkie de Jong also available to bolster Flick’s midfield. The coach aims for a cohesive XI, preserving the familiar back four and balance in midfield. Injury concerns still loom, but Flick plans a compact lineup at Camp Nou, backed by a sharp frontline.
Darwin Nunez, Al Hilal's forward, suffers a fresh knee-related setback. He left the field early in a cup tie, prompting a substitution by Marcos Leonardo. Reports suggest a minor resurfacing with a short rehabilitation plan and a possible return for the next Roshn Saudi League match. The situation adds another layer of worry for the club as the season progresses, with Nunez's goal tally already modest this campaign.
Saudi coach Hervé Renard has finalized the lineup for the Green's Arab Cup opener against Oman. The tournament runs in Qatar from December 1–18, with Saudi in Group B alongside Oman, Comoros, and Morocco. A recent training session hinted at a new central defensive pairing of Hassan Tembakti and Walid Al-Ahmad, a first-time partnership. The attack features Saleh Abu Al-Shamat, Firas Al-Breikan, and Salem Al-Dosari as Renard seeks a sharper frontline.
Jamie Vardy shines in his Serie A debut season with Cremonese, scoring twice to seal a 3-1 victory over Bologna. The veteran striker, 38, netted at 35 and 50 minutes after Cremonese opened the scoring through Martin Payero. Bologna's Riccardo Orsolini pulled a goal back from a late first-half penalty, but Vardy iced the win after the break. The result keeps Cremonese in the hunt as Vardy embraces a new football culture in Italy, backed by Giovanni Arvedi.
Marco Asensio explains his Paris Saint-Germain departure after a relatively short spell, detailing his loan to Aston Villa and subsequent move to Fenerbahçe. He credits his evolving form with the Turkish club and sheds light on his relationship with coach Luis Enrique. The interview paints a picture of a player seeking joy and continuity on the pitch. A tale of transfers, performance, and new beginnings.
Francesco Esposito, Inter Milan’s rising star and Italy international, has been named Italy’s Golden Boy for 2025. He accepted the award at a Tuttosport ceremony after an initial November 4 announcement. In his remarks, Esposito thanked his family and stressed that the prize motivates him to keep delivering for Inter and the national team. He acknowledged comparisons to Christian Vieri but said he remains focused on his own journey. The piece highlights his rapid rise from Spezia on loan to Inter’s first team and hints at a bright future.
Saudi pundit Walid Al-Faraj says Hervé Renard’s remarks could curb fans’ hopes for the national team. Renard suggested in a Monday press conference that coaching in the Roshen Pro League would be lucky work given many foreign players, while the national team presents a different scenario. The comments echo long-standing concerns about how foreign players influence Saudi talent and national team prospects. Saudi Arabia opens the Arab Cup campaign against Oman on Tuesday, with Comoros and Morocco in the group.
In a surprise emergency meeting, the Cameroonian Football Federation dismissed Marc Brys as head coach. Samuel Eto'o, recently re-elected president, has been at the center of the ongoing leadership tension. A new team of coaches led by David Bajou will assist, with Belinga and Ndtonjo Mbele as key assistants. Cameroon seeks a calm, focused setup as AFCON in Morocco looms, and potential tensions within football authorities could resurface.
A visible moment of disappointment from Hans Flick during the latest Alavés match sparked wide discussion, with Diego Simeone weighing in. The Barcelona coach’s posture on the bench became a focal point for debates on emotion and form during a demanding season. Simeone offered a measured, human perspective on pressure from the touchline as Barca stay atop La Liga. Ahead of a pivotal clash with Atlético, Flick clarified the mood and stressed readiness to push through. Barcelona currently leads with 34 points, three clear of Atlético Madrid.
A packed Tuesday slate for December 2, 2025 covers the Arab Cup with Morocco vs Comoros, Egypt vs Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia vs Oman. The article also highlights major European fixtures: Fulham vs Manchester City in the Premier League and Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid in La Liga, plus Italy’s Coppa Italia rounds. It lists official broadcasters, streaming options, and VPN tips for international viewers. A full schedule table and commentator line-ups are provided to help fans plan their viewing today.
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk argues there’s little value in chasing the Premier League table. The Reds beat West Ham 2-0 with goals from Isak and Gakpo, preserving momentum. Van Dijk frames the win as a confidence boost and a clean sheet milestone. He stresses focusing on their playing style and consistency rather than the standings.
The White House confirms that President Donald Trump will attend the draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals at Washington's Kennedy Center. The ceremony is set to take place this Friday. The United States will co-host the tournament with Canada and Mexico, featuring 48 teams. Iran has announced a boycott in response to visa refusals for its delegation.
Barcelona star Aitana Bonmatí is set for surgery after breaking her left ankle. The 27-year-old’s injury occurred during Spain’s training, and tests confirmed a left fibula fracture. The development could sideline her for more than three months if surgery is required, threatening both the Nations League final and several Barcelona matches. Barça and Spain face a challenging period as they brace for her absence across multiple competitions.
Lautaro Martinez asserts Inter Milan needed a coach like Cristian Kivo. He brushes off behind-the-scenes tension following early substitutions in key matches. The Argentine forward scored twice in Pisa to prove his bond with the coach. He emphasizes the group’s energy and the chase for trophies, while acknowledging mixed results and tough moments.
Palestine secures a dramatic win against hosts Qatar in the Arab Cup opener, marking a historic milestone for Palestinian football. It is Palestine’s first Arab Cup win since 1966 and only their second time reaching the knockout stages. The team also becomes the first to defeat Qatar on Qatari soil in the group phase. Qatar suffers their first opening defeat in a run of strong form.
Pyramids FC confirms Ahmed El-Shenawy’s availability for the Intercontinental Cup in Doha. The club will meet the winner of Cruz Azul vs Flamengo on December 13. They advanced by beating Auckland City FC and Al-Ahli Saudi FC, and doctors say a knee contusion will not derail the plan. Shenawy remains in Egypt’s AFCON radar despite the knock.
