
Mourinho: 'I Feel I Am Coming Back at Home'
José Mourinho says he feels he is returning home as a proper Madridista, expressing a deep connection to Real Madrid.

José Mourinho says he feels he is returning home as a proper Madridista, expressing a deep connection to Real Madrid.

Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone says Julián Alvarez is not in the right condition to play in tomorrow's game, hoping for progress over the next four days.
In the latest Monday Night Club, Mark Chapman and guests preview the Premier League season, discussing Manchester City's Community Shield loss, title defense challenges, Chelsea's potential, and Hull City's return to the top flight.

Kevin Lamour, FIFA's Chief Operating Officer, has left the organization effective August 17, 2026. Lamour had previously criticized President Gianni Infantino's leadership and voted against a plan proposed by the French Football Federation. FIFA confirmed the end of the working relationship and thanked Lamour for his service.

Cristiano Roland says a change in mentality was key to Vietnam's first-ever FIFA U-17 World Cup qualification. The Brazilian coach believes his players now believe in themselves, and he looks ahead to the challenges of the group stage in Qatar.

Sergio Busquets has taken his first step into management by signing as assistant coach for Barcelona B, working alongside Juliano Belletti while pursuing his coaching license.

Scotland have named Sebastien Pocognoli as their new head coach on a two-year deal. The Belgian succeeds Steve Clarke, who resigned after the team's group-stage exit at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Pocognoli will lead Scotland in the upcoming UEFA Nations League campaign.
In the latest Football Daily, Aaron Paul, Pat Nevin, Izzy Christiansen, and Chris Coles discuss Arsenal's Community Shield win over Manchester City and their Premier League title chances. They also examine Enzo Maresca's first competitive game as City boss and potential Rodri exit.

Enzo Maresca commented on Manchester City missing Rodri, calling him a top player who just won the World Cup and Ballon d'Or, and said it's not about whether they miss him or not.

Mikel Arteta tells TNT Sport that Arsenal must recognize the big margins to improve, supported by the club's ambition.