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AFC Champions League Elite

Malcolm sidelined as Al Hilal eye Sharjah clash: rest, regroup, and re-aim

Al Hilal confirms Malcolm will miss training ahead of the Sharjah match in the Elite AFC Champions League. The team travels to the UAE on Monday for the sixth group-stage game, hoping to keep top spot. Officials cite a stomach illness for his absence, with his status to be reassessed soon under coach Simone Inzaghi. Malcolm has contributed 11 appearances with four goals and four assists this season, while Hamad Al-Yami edges closer to a return.

Transfers

Dumfries on Europe’s Radar: Big Clubs Circle Inter’s Dutch Star

Manchester United and other top clubs are tracking Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan as a potential summer signing. Dumfries recently underwent ankle surgery, delaying talks but not dampening interest. Barcelona are also linked, with reports from Mundo Deportivo. Inter values the Dutch right-back, who has contributed goals this season, keeping transfer discussions alive amid European pressure.

transfers

Europe Calls, But Will Brozovic Stay with Al-Nassr or Move Back to Europe?

Saudi club Al-Nassr has offered Marcelo Brozovic a contract extension, but the Croatian midfielder has yet to accept. An Italian journalist notes Europe could beckon again, despite his Inter Milan past. A move would likely require a salary adjustment to fit European leagues. This season, Brozovic has played 15 matches with 1 goal and 2 assists, bringing his Al-Nassr tally to 99 appearances, 8 goals, and 20 assists.

World Cup 2034

Saudi Arabia's Bold Bid: Deschamps at the Helm for a 2034 World Cup Dream

Saudi Arabia's football federation is in talks with Didier Deschamps to lead a long-term project aimed at elevating the kingdom's football. The discussions, reportedly advanced, focus on building a generation capable of competing with the world’s best by 2034. The move signals a strategic push toward turning global ambitions into tangible results, with Deschamps potentially overseeing youth, junior, and senior teams.

La Liga

Messi's Secret Camp Nou Stop: Laporta Unveils the Visit During a La Liga Clash

Barcelona president Joan Laporta shares details of Lionel Messi's Camp Nou visit, kept secret during a La Liga match. Messi allegedly arrived without prior coordination from the club's leaders, and security facilitated entry after a coordinator was informed. Laporta confirms there was no direct contact between Messi and management beforehand. The episode underscores Messi's enduring ties to Barca and the club's cautious handling of appearances.

AFCON 2025

Algeria’s AFCON 2025 Shake-Up: Awar Out, Replacement Named

Algeria announces Hossam Awar will miss AFCON 2025 due to a training injury. Vladimir Petkovic replaces him with Himad Abdulali as the Greens brace for the continental tournament. Awar has battled injuries this season, limiting his club presence for Al-Ittihad. The decision follows prior plans to rest him for AFCON and focus on readiness.

Arab Cup 2025

Hamdallah’s late-career scoring comeback and looming international farewell

Abdul Razak Hamdallah stages a surprising late-career revival by scoring 3 goals at the Arab Cup 2025, finishing as a top Moroccan scorer alongside Karim Berkaoui. He previously bagged a brace against Benin in 2014, but his national-team impact waned due to selection issues and coaching changes. The striker later reached a double-digit tally for the Atlas Lions before announcing his international retirement. This piece traces his journey, highlights, and final decision.

Arab Cup

Weather Delays Play, Not Passion: Saudi and UAE Split Arab Cup Bronze After a Weather-Shortened Clash

A third-place Arab Cup match between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates was canceled due to bad weather. FIFA later ruled that the bronze medals should be shared between the two teams, pending consensus among all parties. Sports rules expert Mohamed Bayoumi explained the legal basis for the decision and the conditions under which interrupted games can resume. The match’s cancellation and the subsequent medal split underscore how weather and procedures can shape tournament outcomes.

Premier League

When a rebuild takes longer than a calendar season: Slot opens up on Liverpool’s bumpy path to consistency

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says he was too optimistic about how quickly the refreshed squad would settle. He attributes much of the delay to the summer changes and the challenge of integrating a rebuilt group. Speaking before the Premier League clash with Tottenham, he stressed that progress is real but uneven. Injuries to Gomez and Gakpo were confirmed, Szoboszlai may start, and Frimpong returns after a two-month layoff. A touch of humor caps the piece as patience in a rebuild becomes the new tactical approach.

AFC Elite Champions League

Back in Action: Al Ahli Jeddah’s Returnees Spark Prep for AFC Elite Showdown

Al Ahli Saudi FC recalls two sidelined players ahead of a pivotal AFC Elite clash with Al Shorta. The champions push to secure knockout-stage qualification after five games and ten points. Yasin Al-Zubaidi and Ryan Hamid return from knee and hamstring issues respectively. The squad will miss Edouard Mendy, Frank Kesi, and Riyad Mahrez due to AFCON duties.

Egyptian Premier League

Tears on Live TV and Legal Bombshells: Ramadan Sobhi’s Turbulent Week

A high-profile football saga unfolds as Ramadan Sobhi faces forgery and exam-impersonation charges, while CAS imposes a four-year ban. His father-in-law, legendary goalkeeper Ikramy El-Shahat, breaks into tears on air, highlighting the personal toll. A verdict is due soon, and the football world watches closely. The episode blends sport, law, and family drama, with Sobhi at the center of it all.

Premier League

Slot on Salah Crisis: Actions Speak Louder Than Words

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says the team has moved past the controversy sparked by Mohamed Salah's bench remarks. He insists Salah was in the squad and that actions speak louder than words. With Salah abroad at AFCON, Slot argues focus should be on big matches for Egypt and Liverpool alike. Rumors about Salah's long-term status at Liverpool remain, but the coach stresses stability. A touch of humor lightens the tone to keep things lively.

transfert

Marcelo's 2007 Real Madrid Moment: He Thought the Club's Interest Was a Lie

Marcelo, a Real Madrid legend, recalls the behind-the-scenes of his 2007 move from Fluminense. He spent years in Madrid before leaving for Olympiakos in 2022 and eventually returning to Fluminense, where he retired. In a Mundo Deportivo feature, he reveals how he initially believed Madrid's interest was a hoax and describes the odd questions from a club official. The story also notes Sevilla's interest and the football landscape of Brazilian talents at the time. A light, reflective look at how dreams can start with doubt.

AFCON

Egypt's Coaching Reset: Alaa Nabil Out, Foreign Boss to Take the Helm

Egypt's football federation announced Alaa Nabil's departure as head coach. The board, led by Hany Abu Rida, and Nabil agreed not to renew the two-year contract ending this month. A foreign manager will take charge next month following Egypt's early exit from the Arab Cup in Qatar. Nabil's career spans assistant roles with Mahmoud El-Gohary and leadership at youth levels for clubs including Al Mokawloon and ZED FC.

Saudi Pro League

Inzaghi's Bold Call: Al Hilal's Goalkeeping Shake-Up Behind Bono's Shadow

Inzaghi makes a decisive shift at Al Hilal, benching Matéo Batuyet as he searches for Bono's successor. The move stems from concerns Batuyet cannot adequately replace Bono during AFCON and occupies a foreign-player slot. Batuyet's two-year deal includes a Lyon sell-on clause. Al Hilal signals a preference for local backups while pursuing winter signings to safeguard Bono's absence.

Premier League

Arteta’s Mystery Deepens: White Out, Havertz Closer to a Return as Arsenal Prep for Everton

Arsenal head into the Everton game at the summit of the Premier League, with 36 points. Ben White misses the fixture due to a hamstring issue. Arteta reflects on six years in charge and pays homage to David Moyes. Havertz’s recovery is progressing, Gabriel Jesus has re-emerged with impact, and a precise Havertz comeback date remains unclear.

LaLiga

Pedri’s Fitness Teeter-Totter: Barca Brace for Villarreal

Barcelona’s Pedri is doubtful for the Villarreal match due to fatigue. He reportedly missed Friday training, with a decisive Saturday session looming. Coach Hansi Flick is tweaking routine as Barca prepare to travel before kickoff. Barcelona lead La Liga while Villarreal sit third. A tense weekend awaits as fitness and form collide.

Arab Cup

More Cups, More Unity: Infantino's Vision After the Arab Cup

FIFA President Gianni Infantino voices optimistic foresight for world football. He reflects on the Arab Cup in Qatar as a symbol of unity and the sport’s bright future. The Morocco–Jordan final at Lusail drew record Arab attendance, underscoring football’s unifying power. He also notes that football's happiness lasts at least 90 minutes and promises more opportunities to shine in future competitions.

transfer

Last Step: Real Madrid’s Endrick on the Brink of a Lyon Loan in January

Real Madrid are reportedly closing in on a January loan for Brazilian youngster Endrick to Olympique Lyonnais. L'Équipe notes a full agreement in principle, with wages the remaining hurdle. The move would give Endrick valuable Ligue 1 minutes and a chance to push for Brazil’s 2026 World Cup squad. Madrid signed him in 2024 for a record sum for his age, and this loan could mark a turning point in his development. Humor included, of course, because football loves a deadline and so do transfers.

Transfers

Al Ahly draws a hard line: No talks with Zamalek stars ahead of contract endings

Al Ahly has dismissed negotiations with two Zamalek players, Mohamed El-Sayed and Hossam Abdelmagid Abdel-Salam. The club cites contract timelines and strict directives from leadership. An official from Al Ahly emphasizes that any talks must occur through formal channels and only when contracts expire. Intermediaries were told to pause discussions, reinforcing the stance that transfers won’t proceed until proper conditions are met. A touch of humor closes the piece, reminding readers that time, not players, is the real free agent.

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