We all forget things. It might be leaving the key in the door. For football, it’s the welfare of its players. For me, it’s the Confederations Cup
Bridges have been burnt and rebuilt in Spain and now, loved neither at Atletico nor Barcelona, Euro 2020 could make Griezmann a legend
The next time you watch Ganso, remember that you’re witnessing a dying breed. It’s only a matter of time before they meet extinction
José Callejón is renowned in Europe as a Napoli stalwart, but his lesser-known twin Juanmi enjoys just as much acclaim in South America
As Diego Forlan said of Federico Valverde: “I’ll risk saying that he can become in midfield what Sergio Ramos has been as a defender”
Joaquín is so much more than a nice guy, and has spent his entire football career trying to prove he wasn’t a flash in the pan in his 20s
Michel Bastos was a blend of trickery, pace and power. While he never scaled the tallest peaks, he was a joy to watch for Lyon and Brazil
Thanks to a dispute over Arjen Robben, in 2012, three days after losing the Champions League final, Bayern Munich played the Netherlands
Coming from one of the world’s most under-developed countries, it took so much for Saido Berahino to rise – and he might just fulfil his potential yet
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE London. Marseille. Brussels. Portugal had been in the last four of a major tournament before. Bobby Charlton, Michel Platini and Zinedine Zidane had dumped them…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE The first weekend of Euro 2008 came to an end with one of the heavyweight clashes of the group stages as the Netherlands faced Italy…
Just a kid with a dream from Tenerife, few ever expected Pedro to reach the game’s pinnacle – and yet he’s done that and more at Barcelona and Chelsea
The Netherlands women’s team, out of every nation in Europe, are leading the way in innovation and art, both on and off the pitch
The symbol of a city and its people, the bull that adorns Torino’s crest has had many iterations but its meaning has always remained the same
Something as simple as a bat on a football badge may seem so trivial at first but, in the city of Valencia’s case, it represents so much more
It’s just an ‘O’ and an ‘M’, what’s all the fuss? If you look back at Marseille’s first badge in 1899 and latest, modern logo, it’s a fair question
Mark Hughes didn’t score goals galore at the Camp Nou, nor lift numerous trophies in Munich, but he was shaped into a fine player and manager thanks to it
The Ajax logo’s 11 lines symbolise not just the number of players in a team, but the number that can play in Ajax’s. A fantastic badge for Total Football