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Coppa Italia-Super-Cup

Final Whistle in the Desert: Napoli vs Bologna for Italy’s Super Cup

Napoli beat Milan 2-0 to reach the final, while Bologna edged Inter on penalties after a 1-1 draw. The final is staged in Saudi Arabia and will be streamed exclusively via the Thmanyah app. Napoli’s starting XI is not expected to change, whereas Bologna will lean on Noa Dallinga up front. Several key players are sidelined on both sides, setting the stage for a dramatic cross-border showdown.

AFC Champions League Elite

Edge of Glory: Al-Ahli Seeks to Outsmart Al-Shorta in AFC Elite Asia

Al-Ahli Jeddah travels to Baghdad to face Al-Shorta in the AFC Champions League Elite. The Saudi club enters the match with strong head-to-head numbers against Iraqi sides and a current fourth-place standing with 10 points. Al-Shorta sit near the bottom, with one point, as the group race tightens. The clash tests Jaissle’s squad’s resilience after a rare setback, potentially shaping the knockout phase.

transfer

When Loyalty Outpriced Fame: Amr Zaki recalls a near-miss transfer that shaped a career

Amr Zaki recalls his Premier League days, highlighting a near-miss with Aston Villa when he starred for Wigan. He explains that Zamalek refused a massive 250 million pound offer, a decision he believes cost the club financially. He argues that Zamalek's instability hampered players, and he affirms his loyalty to Zamalek above all. He notes talks of a move to Al Ahly after Russia, but nothing materialized. He concludes that personal principles shape a football career, with humor to spare.

transfer

Al Ahly’s Bold Winter Pursuit: Congo’s Bololo in the Spotlight

Al Ahly escalates talks to sign Congolese striker Afimiko Bololo from Jagiellonia Białystok in the January window. A club source identifies Bololo as the top target to strengthen the attack, with contract terms under discussion. The club has backup options if the deal falters, aiming to sign two forwards—one senior and one younger—to balance experience and potential. The transfer remains contingent on Bololo’s current contract situation and competition from other clubs in Poland.

Premier League

The Scale as Referee: Guardiola Threatens City Stars with Christmas Exclusion

Pep Guardiola warns Manchester City players about holiday weight, stressing weigh-ins and selection for the Nottingham Forest clash. Players are monitored after Christmas, with a three-kilogram threshold risking exclusion. City sit in second place, two points behind Arsenal, and Guardiola has trimmed the holiday break to three days. The manager plans Barcelona for holidays while keeping a tight rein on discipline and performance.

La Liga

By the Numbers: Barca Deliver KO to Real Madrid in La Liga 2025

Barcelona closed 2025 with a dazzling display across La Liga, sealing the title and taking a commanding lead into 2025-26. The club posted 31 wins from 37 games, collecting 96 points of 111. They scored 102 and conceded 37, building a +65 goal difference. Real Madrid trailed in second, Villarreal third, and Atlético Madrid fourth, with Barca the dominant force.

AFCON 2025

Zimbabwe's Bold Bet: Targeting a Group-Stage Breakthrough at AFCON 2025

Zimbabwe's coach Mario Marinica asserts his squad aims to advance from the AFCON 2025 group stage, not just participate. He emphasizes strong preparation and belief in his players to compete against Egypt, South Africa, and Angola. The opening match against Egypt will set the tone for their campaign. The plan is clear: push for a landmark run while keeping humor handy on the sidelines.

afcon

Penalty Playbook: Morocco Names a Three‑Man Lineup for Future Penalties

Morocco’s coach has designated three players to take future penalties after Sufian Rahimi’s miss against Comoros in AFCON. Historical misses by Hakimi and Ziyech are recalled as context for a tactical reset. The plan targets stability by outlining Ibrahim Diaz, Ayoub El-Kabi, and Azzedine Ounahi as the future takers. A nod to a 1988 opener reminds readers that pressure in front of goal is a long-running story for the Atlas Lions.

AFCON

Ayoub El Kaabi Turns Acrobatic Goals into Morocco's AFCON Spotlight

Morocco's Ayoub El Kaabi stole the AFCON opener with an acrobatic bicycle-kick against Comoros. The piece traces his history of spectacular strikes for club and country, including nine goals at CHAN 2018 and ongoing success with Wydad and Olympiakos. He emphasizes that helping the national team matters more than personal glory. A light touch closes the article with the magic of his signature move.

AFCON

Romain Saïss Faces ACL Doubt as Morocco Clinches AFCON Opener Against Comoros

Morocco’s captain, Romain Saïss, is awaiting medical checks after an early injury in the AFCON opener against Comoros. Morocco came back to win 2-0, with Saïss leaving the pitch in the first half. He stressed the pain felt different from past injuries and downplayed ACL concerns. Saïss remains hopeful for a quick return and emphasizes caution to support the squad’s title challenge.

World Cup

Saudi Arabia Set to Make World Cup History: Infantino Foresees a 2026 Showdown with Spain

FIFA president Gianni Infantino predicts Saudi Arabia will write a historic chapter by facing Spain in the 2026 World Cup. He lauds Saudi football’s rise and the league’s star power, notably Cristiano Ronaldo. He also expresses happiness about Saudi hosting the 2034 World Cup and the cultural impact of the kingdom. The piece highlights Saudi Arabia’s increasing global influence and the league’s ascent toward world-class status.

AFCON

Regragui’s Injury Update Creates Buzz as Morocco Braces for Mali Clash

Morocco’s head coach Walid Regragui stated he is awaiting a precise diagnosis on captain Romain Saiss’s knee injury, hoping for good news. Saiss was forced off in the 18th minute of the AFCON opener against Comoros, with Jawad El-Yamiq coming on. Regragui praised Saiss’ leadership while acknowledging Hakimi’s ongoing issues and stressing the value of alternatives like El-Yamiq and Adam Masina. Morocco dominated the first half and scored twice, including a superb Ayoub El Kaabi strike, but the Mali game looms as a tougher test.

AFCON 2025

Diaz Delivers a Dream Start as Morocco Kick Off AFCON 2025 with a 2-0 Win

Morocco opened AFCON 2025 on home soil with a 2-0 victory over Comoros. Ibrahim Diaz opened the scoring in the 55th minute, followed by Ayoub El Kaabi's overhead kick in the 74th. Diaz celebrated on X after the win, while a missed early penalty and a late substitution added drama. The hosts now chase a second CAN title with a favorable group including Mali and Zambia.

transfer

High-stakes bid: Diriyah presses for Al-Hamdan as Roshn League transfer rumors swirl

Al-Diriyah steps up talks to sign Abdullah Al-Hamdan from Al-Hilal. The forward, who joined Al-Hilal in 2021 from Al-Shabab, has 142 appearances with 13 goals and 10 assists. Reports suggest the offer may not meet Hamdan's ambitions, as he seeks to stay in the Roshn League under Hervé Renard ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Jorge Jesus of Al-Nassr welcomes the potential signing, citing his prior knowledge of the player. The transfer chatter highlights ongoing Saudi football transfer dynamics.

AFCON 2025

Ibrahim Diaz steals the spotlight as Morocco open AFCON 2025 with a 2-0 win over Comoros

Ibrahim Diaz is named Man of the Match as Morocco edge Comoros 2-0 to start AFCON 2025. The victory comes at Rabat’s Moulay Abdellah Stadium. Diaz, a Real Madrid forward, opens the scoring in stylish fashion. With Mali and Zambia in Group A, the Atlas Lions eye their first continental title since 1976.

AFCON 2025

Not Satisfied Yet: Regragui's First Remarks After Morocco's 2-0 Win Over Comoros

Morocco defeated Comoros 2-0 in the AFCON 2025 opener in Rabat. Head coach Walid Regragui acknowledged the opening match is always tough and highlighted the second-half adjustments. He noted limited chances in the first half due to few Moroccan players in the box, then credited substitutions and crowd support for the victory. The coach stressed that the team delivered what was required, and the mood in the locker room hinted at relief—with a dash of humor.

Africa Cup of Nations 2025

AFCON 2025 Heats Up: The Golden Boot Race Starts with a Bang

As AFCON 2025 kicks off, strikers waste no time declaring their intentions in the race for the Golden Boot. The initial standings show a two-way tie at the top with Morocco’s Ibrahim Diaz and Ayoub Kaabi each on one goal. Past editions remind us of the tournament’s history and the legends who shaped it. This piece outlines the current leaders and recalls the all-time scorers who made AFCON famous.

transfer

Nico Baz Stuns Real Madrid: Could a Return Be on the Cards?

Argentine midfielder Nico Baz of Como addresses Real Madrid rumors. He joined Como in 2024 on a permanent deal, with Madrid holding a buy-back option for 2026 or 2027. Baz has shown strong form in Serie A, drawing links to Inter Milan and Juventus. In Sky Italia interviews, he dismisses the Madrid chatter, focusing on playing his best. He is seen as a rising Argentine talent for the 2026 World Cup.

AFCON 2025

Egypt’s Eighth Star Dream: Abu Rida Fires Up Pharaohs for AFCON 2025

Egypt’s Football Association president Hany Abu Rida delivers a motivational message to the Pharaohs ahead of AFCON 2025. The team heads to Morocco for the opener against Zimbabwe, amid a tournament kick-off win by Morocco over Comoros. Abu Rida emphasizes the talent of the current generation and the importance of clinching the eighth Africa Cup of Nations title. The squad appears fully fit and determined as they pursue glory for Egyptian fans.

NextGenFinals

Tin Crowned Next Gen Champion in Jeddah: A Breakout Night for American Tennis

Tin, the American left-hander, wins the Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah, signaling a breakout year for his generation. He dominates the final against Blockx with decisive scores and secures the trophy on Saudi soil. This title marks him as one of the sport’s rising stars as he climbs the world rankings. The night also highlights the tournament’s growing prestige and its role as a launchpad for global tennis careers.

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