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Sint-Truiden, owned by DMM.com, has qualified for a UEFA European competition for the first time in its 102-year history, marking a milestone for Japanese-owned clubs in European football.
Matarazzo admits his Real Sociedad side lacked the same desire as Sevilla, who secured a vital win at the Pizjuán. The result deepens Sevilla's survival hopes and raises questions about Real's mentality with little at stake.
PSG's Achraf Hakimi will miss the Champions League semifinal second leg at Bayern Munich due to a muscle cramp sustained in the first leg thriller, manager Luis Enrique confirmed.
Real Sociedad have seen their Champions League ambitions evaporate following a disastrous stretch of results, leaving them stuck in ninth place with a ten-point gap to the top five and only twelve points left to play for.
Ezequiel Lavezzi disclosed he turned down Barcelona in 2020, weeks after retirement. The Argentine was at the beach when the call came and replied 'ni en pedo' (no way), a rare rejection of the Catalan giants.
Takefusa Kubo was shockingly benched at Sevilla by Matarazzo, despite playing 90 minutes vs Rayo and with Guedes out. The decision baffled fans and raises questions about the Japanese star's role.
Athletic Club has confirmed Edin Terzic as their new head coach, taking over from Ernesto Valverde this summer. The German signed a deal through 2028 after the club secured La Liga survival with a win in Vitoria.
Sevilla's transfer plans for next season include Juan Iglesias, a slip by his doctor inadvertently confirming the deal. The defender will join alongside Arouna Sangante, while Patrik Mercado's signing is in doubt due to injury.
Antoine Griezmann may be playing his last Champions League match for Atlético Madrid tonight as they face Arsenal in London. The French star has voiced blind confidence in Alex Baena, who is widely seen as his heir at the club.
Aramburu criticizes team performance after defeat, cites lack of intensity and discomfort on the ball. The defender also faces suspension for the upcoming match against Betis due to yellow card accumulation.
José Mourinho is reportedly a candidate to become Real Madrid's next head coach, but the club insists no decision has been made. Florentino Pérez will ultimately decide, as Álvaro Benito shares his opinion on the matter.
Cultural Leonesa has named Asier Goiria as their new sporting director, replacing José Manzanera who was fired in late March when the team sat bottom of the table with four matches remaining.
RCD Espanyol's fourth captain Edu Expósito addressed the media, urging belief in the team despite a difficult run. 'I choose to believe, we are the Magical Espanyol,' he said, embodying resilience. His leadership during adversity is a beacon for teammates and fans.
LaLiga has submitted a formal complaint to the RFEF and Anti-Violence Commission regarding insulting and violent chants during the recent Espanyol vs Real Madrid fixture, continuing its weekly monitoring of unacceptable fan behavior.
Chelsea legend Petr Cech breaks silence on club's crisis, urging Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali to abandon the current philosophy after six consecutive Premier League defeats effectively end Champions League hopes.
Warren Zaïre-Emery will likely start at right back for PSG against Bayern Munich in the Champions League semifinal second leg after Achraf Hakimi's injury. The French midfielder called the first leg's 5-4 scoreline 'crazy' and expects a similarly intense challenge, particularly singling out Luis Díaz.
FC Barcelona will hold a two-week preseason camp in England before playing two friendlies in Africa: against a top European rival in Nairobi, likely Liverpool, and another in Morocco.
Haiti's Duckens Nazon (44 goals in 80 caps) aims to shoot down Scotland's World Cup hopes on June 14, recalling his path from Iran to St Mirren.
Athletic Club has officially confirmed the signing of Edin Terzic as their new head coach for the next two seasons, as reported by Mundo Deportivo's Bizkaia-Araba edition on Wednesday.
Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone downplays referee favoritism after Champions League semifinal loss, instead pointing to Arsenal's economic superiority as key factor.