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Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images Courtois Signs New Deal With Real Madrid, Lunin’s Future in Doubt Amid Villarreal Interest Real Madrid have reached an agreement to extend Thibaut Courtois’ contract until 2027, keeping their first-choice goalkeeper at the club for at least two more seasons. The 33-year-old remains firmly established as Los Blancos’ No. 1, widely regarded as one of the top goalkeepers in world football. However, the deal leaves Andriy Lunin facing an uncertain future. With Courtois set to remain the undisputed starter, the Ukrainian international would likely continue in a backup role—if he decides to stay. Lunin’s situation has attracted interest, with Villarreal reportedly making an enquiry about his availability as they consider a potential move. Lunin Determined to Stay at Real Madrid Despite Backup Role Despite uncertainty over his playing time, Andriy Lunin has no plans to leave Real Madrid this summer, according to MARCA. The Ukra...

  Photo courtesy: FC Barcelona official website Lamine Yamal Becomes Barça’s New No. 10: “I’ll Try to Make All the Culers Proud” Lamine Yamal is officially FC Barcelona’s new No. 10 — a number worn by some of the greatest players in football history: Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho, Diego Maradona. The 18-year-old winger was handed the iconic shirt today during a special ceremony, where he also signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2031. After a brief chat with Barça’s in-house media, Lamine spoke to reporters at the Barça Store, opening up about what this moment means to him — both the renewal and the responsibility of the No. 10 shirt. Reflecting on the occasion, the teenage sensation said: “This renewal means I get to keep playing for the club I love — the club of my life. I’ll keep enjoying every moment. There’s no pressure, just happiness and a new number to wear.” When asked if this long-term deal is the beginning of a legendary journey at Barça, he replied...

  Arsenal are closing in on a big signing, with Viktor Gyökeres set to arrive soon for his medical. The Swedish striker, who had an impressive goal-scoring run last season, looks ready to join the Gunners as they continue their busy summer. Alongside this, the club is gearing up to complete three deals this week as they reshape their squad. Meanwhile, Manchester United are preparing a strong offer for Palmeiras midfielder Richard Ríos. The Colombian star has caught attention with some standout performances, and United are eager to bring him to Old Trafford. It’s shaping up to be an exciting week in the transfer market, with plenty of movement expected as clubs push to finalize their squads ahead of the new season. The summer transfer window is in full swing as Premier League clubs and teams across Europe hustle to strengthen their squads ahead of the 2025/26 season. Arsenal’s pursuit of Sporting’s Viktor Gyökeres hit a few bumps over valuation and contract terms, but a breakth...

  Real Madrid’s humbling 4–0 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup semifinals has sparked fresh debate about the team’s direction under Xabi Alonso. While the manager still enjoys strong backing and widespread respect, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the road ahead may be more complicated than originally thought. Speaking on Carrusel Deportivo, journalist Dani Garrido gave a frank assessment of Madrid’s current state as they prepare for the upcoming season. When asked whether the Club World Cup offered any clarity about the team’s future, Garrido didn’t hold back. He praised the club’s decision to appoint Alonso—but also acknowledged that the problems facing the squad run deeper than many had assumed. “Xabi Alonso is a fantastic coach, and there’s no doubt the club made the right decision bringing him in. But clarity can work both ways—it doesn’t always come from progress. Sometimes, as Xabi’s demeanor hinted, it comes from hard lessons you’d rather not face ...

  At a time when Barcelona are facing ongoing financial challenges, the club is leaning heavily on player sales as a key source of income. Although they haven’t pulled off any major high-profile departures so far this summer, offloading fringe players and receiving payments from past transfer agreements have helped keep the cash flow steady. According to a recent report from Diario SPORT, Barça have already brought in around €23 million this summer through the sale of non-essential squad members and payouts triggered by clauses in previous deals. Details of Barcelona’s €23 million inflow this summer The biggest cash injection came from direct player sales. The club earned €6 million from the sale of Alex Valle to Como and €5 million from Pablo Torre’s move to Real Mallorca, which was confirmed earlier in the day after much delay. Barcelona also €1.2 million from the transfer of Sergi Dominguez to Dinamo Zagreb. But a significant chunk of income also came from resale clauses include...

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Club Friendlies MATCH INFO MATCH : Preston V/s Liverpool COMPETITION : ---------- DATE: 13-07-2025 TIME: 7:30 P M IST (UTC +5:30) STADIUM:  Deepdale Preview, Lineups , H2H 🛑B4X SPORTS🛑 : Join Our Community For Daily Match Updates. LINK IN BELOW👇 Join WhatsApp Group Join WhatsApp Channel Join Telegram Channel Telecast Lists Click Here Club Friendlies  Fixtures About Club Friendlies: History An exhibition game (also known as a friendly, scrimmage, demonstration, training match, pre-season ...