Victor Akuma

5 days ago | gistreel.com | Victor Akuma

Luton Town have officially parted ways with veteran Nigerian winger and former Chelsea star Victor Moses following their relegation to England’s third tier. The club confirmed the Nigerian’s release in their retained and released list published on Friday. Moses, 33, returned to English football in September 2024 on a free transfer after leaving Spartak Moscow. Despite early optimism, his second spell in England fell flat.

5 days ago | gistreel.com | Victor Akuma

Rising Barcelona star Lamine Yamal has revealed two “iconic” Premier League stadiums he’s desperate to play in: Manchester United’s Old Trafford and Liverpool’s Anfield. The 17-year-old made the revelation while speaking as a newly unveiled global ambassador for Beats by Dre, where he fronts a campaign showcasing his matchday soundtrack under the banner of his fictional label, Lamine Records. “There are so many [stadiums] I’ve yet to experience, especially outside of Europe,” Yamal said.

5 days ago | gistreel.com | Victor Akuma

Barcelona have received a significant lift ahead of Sunday’s El Clasico showdown with Real Madrid, as both Marc Casado and Alejandro Balde are set to be available for selection. Casado, who was expected to be out for two months after sustaining an injury in March against Atletico Madrid, has returned ahead of schedule and will receive medical clearance, according to Mundo Deportivo. The 20-year-old midfielder had been a key figure earlier in the season before being displaced by Frenkie de Jong.

5 days ago | gistreel.com | Victor Akuma

Arsenal have taken a major step toward reinforcing their midfield ahead of next season, reaching a verbal agreement to sign Real Sociedad’s Martin Zubimendi. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Gunners are poised to trigger the Spanish international’s £51 million (€60m) release clause following the player’s commitment to a long-term deal. Zubimendi, 26, has long been on Arsenal’s radar, with earlier interest reportedly blocked by the midfielder’s desire to remain at his boyhood club.

5 days ago | gistreel.com | Victor Akuma

Xabi Alonso has officially confirmed he will step down as Bayer Leverkusen manager at the end of the season, capping off a transformative spell that saw the club claim their first-ever Bundesliga title. In a farewell press conference on Friday, Alonso expressed his gratitude to the club, players and fans, stating:“Our success was the result of an outstanding team performance… Bayer 04 is ready for the future.