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World Cup Burnout Threatens Arsenal and Liverpool’s Early Premier League Push
Arsenal and Liverpool are feeling the World Cup burnout, and it could derail their early Premier League push.
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Norway vs Mexico: The Infantino split that threatens FIFA’s future
Infantino faces a Norway FIFA resignation demand while Mexico backs him, exposing a governance crisis that could reshape FIFA.
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The $1 bn Price Tag on CAF’s Four‑Year Afcon Switch
CAF’s move to a quadrennial African Cup of Nations has ripped up a $1 bn sponsorship deal, reshaping the continent’s football calendar.
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Why Real Madrid’s £115m Diomande Deal Signals a New Era
Real Madrid splurged £115 million on Yan Diomande, a move that could reshape the club’s attacking style and tap Africa’s commercial goldmine.
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Patience Required: Why Liverpool Must Give Iraola a Full Season
Will Liverpool grant Andoni Iraola the season he needs to steady the defence and meet 2026 expectations?
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Infantino’s Tepid Apology Masks a Governance Crisis at FIFA
Infantino’s tepid apology and board’s vote reveal why he remains FIFA president despite the World Cup stake‑sale debacle.
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Salah's Trabzonspor Switch Redefines His Ambition and Turkey’s Profile
Mohamed Salah’s move to Trabzonspor could reshape his legacy while lifting the Turkish league’s global standing.
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Mudryk’s Return: Chelsea’s Creative Boost or Lingering Doubt?
Chelsea could see Mykhailo Mudryk back on the pitch this week, but fitness and his doping ban may limit the impact.
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FIFA’s 2027 Women’s World Cup Plan Threatens the Sport’s Momentum
FIFA’s controversial 2027 Women’s World Cup blueprint could stall the rapid growth of women’s football – here’s why fans should be nervous.
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Can McInnes’ High‑Press Stabilise Rangers Yet Ignite Attack?
Rangers' new boss Derek McInnes promises improvement after a 1‑1 draw, but will his pragmatic press deliver the titles they crave?
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Why a 64‑Team World Cup Risks Diluting Football’s Best
FIFA's 64‑team World Cup plan threatens match quality and overloads players, sparking fierce debate.
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FA’s £10m fine and suspended ban: Tough on money, soft on points
Chelsea’s £10m penalty shows the FA is cracking down on finance, but sparing the Blues a points hit reveals a hesitation to punish on‑field performance.
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