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CAF Awards

Bono's Historic Moment: Morocco's AFCON Dream Shines as Africa's Best GK Crown Goes to Yassine Bono

Morocco’s Yassine Bono wins Africa’s Best Goalkeeper at the CAF Awards held in Rabat, beating Monir El-Mahmadi and Ronwen Williams. The accolade highlights Morocco’s rising football status ahead of AFCON 2026. Bono thanks mentors and teammates, stressing that the real prize will be AFCON on home soil. Ashraf Hakimi also shines, underscoring a hopeful era for Moroccan football.

Saudi Pro League

Saudi Pro League in Balance: An Ex-President's Sharp Take on Competitiveness

Ahmed Eid, former president of the Saudi Football Federation, critiques the Roshen Pro League for lacking competitiveness due to financial gaps and a vague identity. He argues that club success should echo through the national team and calls for stronger domestic development and governance. Eid also weighs in on the impact of foreign players, the structure of funding, and the need for Saudi leadership across football operations. His career—spanning player to administrator to FIFA council member—frames a call for reform rooted in experience and national ambition.

La Liga

The Next Messi? Sneijder Names Yamal the Future of Barcelona

Wesley Sneijder, former Real Madrid star, praises Barcelona’s rising talent Lamine Yamal and predicts a Messi-like future. He calls Yamal the club’s new Messi and envisions a long stay at Barcelona. The piece recounts Yamal’s breakout season and a sports hernia injury that sparked a medical saga. It also outlines Barcelona’s handling of the situation and reactions from national-team staff, all set against La Liga ambitions.

CAF Champions League

Group Stage Fireworks: Arab Showdowns and African Power Plays Ignite CAF Champions League Kickoff

Group-stage action in the CAF Champions League begins with high-stakes clashes and notable Arab rivalries. Pyramids FC arrive as defending champions, bolstered by recent silverware. The opening round features marquee matchups, including Al Ahly vs JS Kabylie and Al Hilal vs MC Alger. The preview highlights key players, injuries, and ambitions as teams chase group glory.

Premier League

The Thousandth Match, a Lifetime of Innovations: Guardiola's Relentless Tactical Reboot

Pep Guardiola’s coaching career reads like a perpetual lab notebook, filled with tactical experiments across top clubs. From Barcelona to Bayern to Manchester City, he reshaped how teams press, build play, and attack space. The article traces milestone moments, including a landmark 1000th match that ended in a 3-0 win for City over Liverpool, illustrating why he is hailed as one of football’s greatest innovators. It also reveals how his ongoing reinvention challenges rivals to adapt or be left behind.

Bundesliga

Stuttgart's Fire-Breathing Rise: How a Seven-Goal Sparked a Bundesliga Comeback

Stuttgart are riding a strong start after tasting Europe last season, leveraging excellent home form and a cohesive, young squad under Sebastian Hoeneß. They sit fourth with 21 points from 10 games and aim to compete on three fronts this season. New signings Tiago Tomas, Bilal Khannous, Chima Andres, and Lorenz Assignon have cushioned injuries and boosted depth. The path ahead features marquee fixtures that will test their resilience and team spirit.

CAF African Footballer of the Year 2025

Africa’s Crown Goes to Hakimi as Mbappé Cheers from the Sidelines

Achraf Hakimi wins CAF African Footballer of the Year 2025, with Mbappé publicly praising him. The ceremony took place in Rabat, Morocco, where Hakimi beat Mohamed Salah and Victor Osimhen. The duo’s PSG-Madrid friendship adds warmth to the moment, while AFCON 2026 looms on the horizon for Morocco.

Saudi Pro League

Final whistle on the Saudi birth-year drama: no tweaks to the under-21 rule this season

The Saudi Football Federation has closed the chapter on the under-21 birth-year rule for the Roshen Pro League, at least through the current season. The decision comes amid public disagreements between clubs over potential amendments. Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal led the critiques, while the federation and workshops clarified there will be no mid-season changes. The piece outlines implications for clubs and players, including Marcus Leonardo and Joao Cancelo, and what to expect in 2026-27. A touch of humor helps keep the drama from getting too serious.

Davis Cup

Italy Roars Into the Davis Cup Semis: Berrettini and Cobolli Spark the Victory

Italy booked a fourth consecutive trip to the Davis Cup semi-finals after defeating Austria in Bologna. Matteo Berrettini and Flavio Cobolli starred, delivering a spirited performance to seal the win amidst a boisterous crowd. Belgium awaits in the next round after beating France, while Federer’s Hall of Fame induction looms in Newport. A celebration of tennis history and on-court drama punctuated a memorable night.

World Cup Qualifiers - Europe

When Privacy Takes Center Stage: Diallo Pleads for Mbappé’s Space Amid Dubai Trip

France’s football chief, Philippe Diallo, weighs in on Kylian Mbappé’s Dubai trip, stressing it should stay private. Didier Deschamps reportedly did not dwell on the matter, especially after Mbappé’s ankle issue and his exit from the squad before a win over Ukraine. While Mbappé traveled abroad for a brief getaway, his teammates played Azerbaijan, fueling speculation about his status. Diallo condemns the fascination with the star’s private life and urges more respect for his personal space.

Transfer

Shabab Responds: Was Hamdallah's Absence Orchestrated by Al Hilal?

Shabab addresses rumors about Hamdallah's missing games, attributing his absence to injuries rather than any tactical exclusion. The Moroccan striker has struggled for form this season and has appeared in only a few matches for Shabab. His loan to Al Hilal during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 sparked speculation about eligibility and reasons behind his limited participation. Club officials emphasize legality of his involvement and outline ongoing recovery and future integration.

Transfers

Pyramids FC Clarifies Stance on Abu Ali and Hamdi Fathi After a Historic Season

Pyramids FC’s contract chief lays out key dossiers and reflects on a season that was both tough and miraculous. He discusses the club’s handling of players, negotiations, and the path forward amid a trophy-lilled campaign. The team’s continental success and CAF recognition underscore a new era, while ongoing transfers remain carefully managed. The piece ends with a forward-looking note and a touch of light humor for fans.

awards

From Golden Gloves to Golden Gloves: Bono Clinches Africa’s Best Keeper in a Stellar Year

Yassine Bono, Morocco’s goalkeeper for Al Hilal, shines across club and country to win Africa’s Best Goalkeeper 2025. His performances at the Club World Cup and with the Moroccan national team cement his status as a global shot-stopper. The competition was intense, but Bono’s consistency tipped the scales. The award caps a season of remarkable saves, leadership, and quiet humor under pressure.

contract renewal

Renewal on the Edge: Will Frank Kessi Stay at Al-Ahli or Seek a Free Move?

Al-Ahli Jeddah is weighing a contract renewal for midfielder Frank Kessi, while the end of his deal looms. The club emphasizes his importance but will assess his future after this season. With potential Italian interest lingering, a final decision will hinge on performance, value, and strategic fit going forward.

transfert

Messi Still Calls Barcelona Home: A Dream to Return and a Camp Nou Statue in the Works

Lionel Messi opens up about his enduring bond with Barcelona and his wish to spend his career there. He reflects on his 2021 exit amid financial turmoil and confirms he plans to support Barça from the stands. He hints at a future return and discusses Barça’s plans for a Messi statue at Camp Nou. The piece also recaps his journey to Inter Miami and his lasting Barça legacy.

transfer

When the Wages Strike Back: Mehdi Sulaiman's Quest for His Dues

Mehdi Sulaiman, Zamalek's goalkeeper, has escalated a long-running salary dispute with his former club Al Ittihad Alexandria by filing a formal complaint with the Egyptian Football Association. He claims overdue payments for several seasons and says previous leadership promised resolution but failed. Al Ittihad denies any owed sums, defending their contractual safeguards. The story also tracks his move to Zamalek, his role among competing goalkeepers, and a forthcoming tribute to Mohamed Sabry that ties the present team to the club's legacy.

FIFA rankings

FIFA Rankings Reveal: Spain Still Reigns, Germany Keeps Elite Status for the 2026 World Cup Draw

Spain extends its hold on FIFA’s ranking throne as Germany locks in a top-tier seed for the 2026 World Cup draw. The ranking also maps out playoff pathways and seedings for Europe and the world. Brazil climbs, Italy slides, and the USA-US-Mexico axis heats up, signaling a dramatic run into the late stages of qualification and playoffs.

Transfer

Transfer Turnaround: Al Hilal Drops Sultan Mandesh Chase as Al Taawoun Stands Firm

Al Hilal has halted its pursuit of Sultan Mandesh from Al Taawoun ahead of the winter transfer window. Al Taawoun formally informed Hilal they do not wish to part with the winger in January. Mandesh has been in fine form this season and has earned a Saudi national team call-up. With the deal paused, Hilal is exploring alternative targets for January.

SerieA

Napoli Weighs a Coaching Shuffle: Xavi and Motta Enter the Conte Replacement Frame

Napoli contemplates a managerial change after a bruising run of results, including a 6-2 loss in Eindhoven. Speculation centers on potential replacements, notably Xavi Hernandez and Thiago Motta. Despite De Laurentiis publicly backing Conte, the pressure mounts ahead of key fixtures. The season has Napoli returning to the Champions League but facing a harsh test to sustain momentum and build for the future.

Arab Cup

Renard's Memory Test: A Saudi-Morocco Arab Cup Showdown in Qatar

As the 2025 Arab Cup unfolds in Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Morocco brace for a high-stakes group clash. The draw places Saudi in Group B with Morocco and two winners from other fixtures, setting the stage for a tense duel. Hervé Renard faces a technical and emotional checkpoint, with a storied past on both sides guiding the narrative. The Lusail stage could decide Group B’s top spot and add a new chapter to Renard's journey.

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