Ricardo Pepi Out Two Months Following Injury

The American striker suffered an injury while scoring in PSV Eindhoven’s 5-1 win over Excelsior Rotterdam. Ricardo Pepi was substituted after just 26 minutes on Saturday after suffering a broken forearm. The American striker scored what turned out to be the winning goal, but landed hard on his left arm as the ball rolled across … Read more

Mikael Uhre Joins Europa League Midtjylland on a Free Transfer

The Danish striker joins Midtjylland midseason, with the club second in the Superliga and the Europa League. After four years in Philadelphia, Mikael Uhre has returned to Denmark. The Danish international moved to FC Midtjylland on a free transfer, hoping to bolster an attack that already includes the likes of Franculino Djú and Gue-sung Cho. … Read more

Wilfried Nancy and Ruben Amorim Showed Why Many Newer Managers Struggle

Both Nancy and Amorim are promising young managers with a bright future. They are also unemployed, as of this week. In August 2025, one of the greatest managers in history, José Mourinho, was interviewed by Portuguese channel Canal 11. Of course, it isn’t a Mourinho interview without an iconic, slightly inflammatory, but ultimately true quote. … Read more

On the Move Again: Julián Carranza Signs for Club Necaxa

The Argentine has moved to Club Necaxa permanently after an unsuccessful loan spell with Leicester. After a brief spell in Europe, Julián Carranza has returned to North America. This time, though, he’s heading south. Club Necaxa paid $4 million for the Argentine, per MLS insider Tom Bogert, in an attempt to bolster what was one … Read more

Yes, This Time It’s Real: Kai Wagner Has Left

The German left-back has joined Championship side Birmingham City after seven years in Philadelphia. Kai Wagner was always expected to leave. And yet, he was never supposed to. Almost nobody had heard of the 21-year-old left-back joining from 3. Liga side FC Würzburger Kickers in 2019. Yes, he had played for the youth teams of FC … Read more

Can a Premier League Team Tank? Wolves Should Consider It

While not uncommon in American sports, tanking hasn’t made it to the Premier League. Maybe that should change this season. Let’s just get the obvious out of the way: Wolves are terrible. Wolverhampton Wanderers, better known as Wolves, sit bottom of the Premier League. They have more Ws in their name than on the table, … Read more

Could Switching to a Back Three Save Liverpool’s Season?

The Reds have been extremely disappointing this season, winning three of their last eleven games and sitting in the bottom half of the Premier League. The expectations for Liverpool going into this season could not have been higher. In year one under Arne Slot, the Reds competed for (nearly) every trophy. Slot immediately matched Jürgen … Read more

It’s Time for Germany to Wake Up and Try to Keep Some Dual-Nats

Germany has felt the impact of losing some potential stars to other nations in recent years. Imagine this: a German attack featuring not only Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz, but also Juventus star Kenan Yıldız. Off the bench, there’s Eintracht’s Can Uzun, Leverkusen’s Ibrahim Maza, and Hoffenheim star Fisnik Asllani. Behind them in midfield, Inter’s … Read more

Made in Žilina: L’ubomír Belko, the Local Star Leading a Title Chase

The academy graduate is a big reason why Žilina sit top of the Niké liga after thirteen games and are dreaming of more. You won’t see MŠK Žilina buying their way to the top. It’s not as if anyone in Slovakia can, really. Record-champions Slovan Bratislava are by far the most willing to splash cash, … Read more

Will Anybody Challenge Bayern Munich This Season?

We are only eight games into the Bundesliga season, but Bayern Munich are already starting to pull away at the top of the table. For all of five minutes, 1. FC Köln fans were dreaming of an upset. Bayern had been eliminated in the second round of the DFB Pokal in three of the tournament’s … Read more

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