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Saturday, July 7, 2018
Friday, July 6, 2018
World Cup 2018: Swiss Kids Enact Neymar's Play-Acting And The Results Are Hilarious
Thursday, July 5, 2018
World Cup 2018, Brazil vs Belgium, Quarter-Final: When And Where To Watch, Live Coverage On TV, Live Streaming Online
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Cristiano Ronaldo to be replaced at Real Madrid by Neymar and Kylian Mbappe as European champs eye ‘new Galacticos’
REAL MADRID are poised to replace Cristiano Ronaldo with Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
According to reports in Spain, the 13-time European champions are eyeing deals for the Paris Saint-Germain pair, who face potential sanctions over Financial Fair Play.
Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly ready to leave Real Madrid after turmoil over his futureGetty Images - Getty
Neymar would be Cristiano Ronaldo’s replacement at Real MadridGetty - Contributor
The Portuguese legend, 33, has had a stellar spell with the club and has won the Champions League four times at the Bernabeu.
But tensions over another pay rise have reached breaking point and he is ready to quit for a new challenge.
No doubt the former Manchester United star will be in demand, but a return to Old Trafford looks unlikely, despite his iconic status at the club.
Juventus are the leading contenders for his signature as the Old Lady look to press on from winning seven domestic titles on the spin in Italy and win the Champions League for the first time since 1996.
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Kylian Mbappe is also being eyed by the Bernabeu outfitAFP or licensors
Florentino Perez, right, is reportedly obsessed with bringing Neymar to Real MadridSplash News
According to AS, Ronaldo leaving for around £88million would clear the path for a new band of Galacticos, with World Cup stars Neymar and Mbappe the top targets.
PSG’s issues with FFP are well documented and it remains to be seen if they will be allowed to go through with the £162m transfer of Mbappe or be forced to buy the France star and sell him straight away.
AS have also claimed that signing Neymar, 26, has become almost an “obsession” for Real president Florentino Perez and sees him as a signing on a par with Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane or Brazilian Ronaldo.
Perez’s “flirting” with the former Barcelona star at last year’s Ballon d’Or awards did not impress Cristiano either.
The transfer fee for Neymar could be nearly £310MILLION – a staggering sum by anyone’s estimation.
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Transfer news live updates: Chelsea want Higuain and Morata swap deal, plus Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Man City updates
IT is that time of year again!
The transfer window is back up and running again.
What will happen with wantaway Neymar? And what does Paul Pogba’s future hold?
Follow all of the twists and turns with our live blog right here 
Monday, July 2, 2018
'We want to show world-class talent can flourish here' - Salah signs new long-term Liverpool deal
Sunday, July 1, 2018
Piatti, Silva score as Impact win 3rd straight, end K.C. unbeaten run
MONTREAL – Ignacio Piatti and Alejandro Silva scored in the second half as the Montreal Impact extended their winning streak to three games with a 2-0 victory that ended Sporting Kansas City’s nine-game unbeaten run.
The Impact (7-11), coming off back-to-back wins over Orlando, handed Western Conference-leading Sporting (9-3-5) a first defeat since April 28. Kansas City’s unbeaten run included two wins in U.S. Open Cup play.
It was Montreal’s fourth win in five games, with clean sheets in all four wins.
Piatti scored his ninth goal of the season and his fourth in the last three matches in the 54th minute while Uruguayan midfielder Silva got his first MLS goal from the penalty spot in the 70th.
The Impact looked to have wasted a glorious chance as Saphir Taider and Matteo Mancosu couldn’t control a loose ball in front of the Kansas City net, but Silva managed to slip it to the onrushing Piatti for a bullet shot from the edge of the penalty area that went off the crossbar and landed just over the line.
Daniel Lovitz jumped on a loose ball in the area and looked likely to score when Ike Opara stuck out a foot to trip the Impact fullback. Piatti normally takes penalties, but it was Silva who stepped up to the spot and scored on a slow, rolling shot.
