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  1. Benin allegedly 'treated like mere props' in Messi farewell

    The Benin football federation has reportedly been left furious over their treatment following Lionel Messi's international farewell in Buenos Aires. Discontent has surfaced after claims emerged that the visiting African delegation were blocked from swapping shirts, taking photographs, or receiving financial incentives despite featuring in the high-profile exhibition.

  2. South Korea to review military exemptions

    The South Korean government has officially signaled its intent to overhaul the long-standing military service exemption system for elite athletes. This move comes in the wake of significant public backlash following the recent Asian Games, where celebrations from the national football team sparked a national debate over fairness.

  3. Rice to sign bumper Arsenal deal

    Arsenal are on the verge of securing the long-term future of Declan Rice with a lucrative new contract offer that reflects his status as a cornerstone of the project. The England international is expected to see his salary surge to match the club's highest earners following years of commanding performances at the heart of the team in North London.

  4. Turkiye set to sack Montella

    Vincenzo Montella is reportedly on the brink of being dismissed as head coach of the Turkish national team following a disastrous run of results in the Nations League. The Turkish Football Federation has moved quickly to identify a successor, with former Atletico Madrid and Barcelona midfielder Arda Turan the leading candidate to take the reins.

  5. Iraola delivers Isak and Gakpo injury update

    Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has confirmed that star forwards Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo are battling injuries ahead of Sunday’s crucial Premier League showdown against leaders Manchester City at Anfield. Both players withdrew from international duty early and will face late fitness tests as the unbeaten hosts aim to maintain their impressive start to the campaign.

  6. Carvajal Getafe move collapses

    Dani Carvajal’s anticipated return to La Liga has been thrown into complete disarray after a move to Getafe collapsed at the final hurdle. The veteran defender remains without a club following his departure from Real Madrid at the end of his contract in the summer.

  7. McTominay cleared for Napoli return

    Napoli have been handed a significant injury boost as Scott McTominay has officially received medical clearance to return to competitive action. The Scotland international underwent a delicate heart procedure last month but has now passed the final hurdles required to rejoin his teammates on the pitch.

  8. Southampton boss Eckert receives a suspended ban for Spygate scandal

    Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert has avoided an immediate touchline ban after the Football Association handed him a suspended six-week ban and a £28,000 fine for his involvement in the Spygate scandal. This punishment follows the club's earlier expulsion from the Championship play-offs and a four-point deduction for secretly filming opposition training sessions throughout the previous campaign.

  9. Silva ends retirement to join Sha Tin

    Manchester City icon David Silva has stunned the footballing world by announcing a return to professional action at the age of 40. The legendary Spanish playmaker, who enjoyed a trophy-laden decade at the Etihad Stadium, has signed a deal to join Hong Kong Premier League outfit Supreme Sha Tin.

  10. Do City have ‘cards up sleeve’? Dickov discusses ‘bolshy’ stance

    Manchester City, despite having 115 Financial Fair Play (FFP) charges hanging over their head and a damning “sham” statement from the Premier League ringing in their ears, remain unwavering in their belief that no rules have been broken and their name will be cleared. Cult hero Paul Dickov has delivered his take on the long-running saga to GOAL, with there still the potential for game-changing “cards” to be pulled out of collective sleeves.