Former Premier League striker Fraizer Campbell shares three wild career stories on the BBC podcast 'Karel Prince: Lie Detector' — but only one is true. Hosts Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi investigate claims involving a police helicopter, a hotel window escape, and a secret Las Vegas trip.
The new EFL season is here with nine months of drama ahead. Aaron Paul and guests preview all three divisions, discussing promotion contenders, relegated giants, and dark horses. Bromley's historic first season in the third tier is also covered.
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique says his team faces a unique challenge in trying to equal Real Madrid's three-peat, noting that no other club in history has achieved that feat.
Arne Slot has confirmed he prefers club management over a national team job at this stage of his career. He told Voetbal International that while representing his country would be an honor, the timing was not right.
On this week's Monday Night Club, Chris Sutton, Izzy Christiansen, and Sami Mokbel join Kelly Sommers to discuss Liverpool's fitness concerns under Andoni Iraola, Jeff Bezos's potential investment, Manchester City's Rodri dilemma, Arsenal's failed Vinicius pursuit, and Marcus Rashford's return to Manchester United.
Atlético Madrid have shared the first image of Julián Álvarez as he returns to work at the club.
UEFA, Concacaf and AFC have begun preliminary discussions about organizing competitions among themselves if necessary, alongside an open letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
Paolo Maldini revealed Italy nearly hired Pep Guardiola as head coach, with Guardiola initially accepting the same salary as his predecessor before declining due to fatigue and family commitments.
Michael Carrick said Mason Moujt got kicked and the team wanted to be careful with him, citing their good injury record so far.
Xabi Alonso says Romeo Lavia has a mental block about playing full matches. Despite fatigue, Alonso insisted Lavia complete 90 minutes, and the player finished exhausted but happy.
