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The 2019/20 season is close to getting back underway, and that means it's close to being finished for good. By this point, we've picked up a good idea about who can expect to win the 2020 Ballon d'Or. After Luka Modrić ended Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo's reign of dominance in 2018, the Argentine wrestled back control of the trophy last year and will definitely have his sights set on adding a seventh to his enormous cabinet. Let's take a look at who's in with a shout of winning this time...

News Bayern Munich will have the opportunity to qualify for their seventh DFB-Pokal final in nine years when they face Eintracht Frankfurt in the semi final on Wednesday. Bayern are the all time leading winners of the competition and can make it two triumphs in a row with victory this year, but they'll have to get through Die Adler first. Frankfurt have won the trophy five times themselves and beat Bayern in the final 3-1 two years ago. With Frankfurt currently 11th in the Bundesliga, the...

Wilfried Zaha has opened up on his ill-fated move to Manchester United, admitting he was caught off guard and left 'crushed' by Sir Alex Ferguson's departure in 2013. Ferguson played a key role in persuading Zaha to join the Red Devils in January that year, but Zaha has insisted he had 'no idea' regarding the Scotsman's intention to retire at the end of the 2012/13 Premier League campaign. Wilfried Zaha helped Crystal Palace clinch Premier League promotion at the end of the 2012/13 campaign...

Cool The role of a full-back is constantly and rapidly evolving. Once treated as an after-thought in the lineup, it is now one of the most complex, demanding and multi-faceted positions in football. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andy Robertson, Achraf Hakimi, Alphonso Davies and a host of others across Europe's top divisions are showing us that it can be the key position when utilised correctly. But as much as the contemporary generation of full-backs are changing the game and running the show as we...

Following the successful return of the Bundesliga last month, the rest of Europe's elite divisions (Ligue 1's not elite, have a day off) decided it was time to emerge from the wilderness after Covid-19 grounded, well, everything to a halt in March. 17 June marks the return of the Premier League, while Serie A makes its comeback three days later. Coming as soon as next week, however, is La Liga, with the Seville derby scheduled to be the first fixture back on 11 June. It promises to be a...

Tottenham Hotspur have been named as one of a number of clubs hoping to add Wolverhampton Wanderers' Rúben Neves to their squad this summer, with Spurs manager José Mourinho an admirer of his countryman. Neves has been one of Wolves' key players during a season which has seen them progress to the Europa League Round of 16 and push for the Champions League places in the Premier League. Meanwhile, though Spurs have been tipped for a quiet summer in the transfer market as they attempt to manage...

Manchester City are optimistic that they have enough evidence to convince the Court of Arbitration for Sport to overturn their Champions League ban. City's lawyers will meet with CAS on Monday and will be given three days to dispute the two-year ban, which was handed down after UEFA decided City had breached Financial Fair Play regulations. Big week for Man City & potentially Man United. City’s Euro ban appeal starts tomorrow. Decision due before August. Fifth place could get you Champions...

Like vintage Randy Orton, Chelsea struck. Outta nowhere. On Friday afternoon, the Blues dealt Liverpool the most opportunistic of RKOs to snatch RB Leipzig's Timo Werner from right under their nose, agreeing to pay the German's full £54m release clause as the Reds continued to hesitate. Timo Werner and his agents confirmed to Chelsea that they’re “ready” to consider and agree details for the contract offered until June 2025. If Liverpool will not hijack the move (and did nothing official yet...

After months of flirtatious comments, heaps of praise and an endlessly cited release clause, Timo Werner finally appears to be on his way to the Premier League. But to Chelsea, rather than Liverpool. Jürgen Klopp's side had amassed 82 out of a possible 87 Premier League points before the enforced hiatus and their surprise failure to land one of the hottest young talents in Europe has given others hope of laying a glove on them this decade. While Frank Lampard laps up praise for his persuasive...

Bayern Munich boss Hansi Flick spoke about the importance of the Black Lives Matter protests and his side showing solidarity with the movement, following their victory at Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday. The killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black American, by a white policeman in Minneapolis on 25 May sparked global outrage, with the Black Lives Matter movement coming to the fore on a universal scale. #BlackoutTuesday: Why the world of football reacted so strongly. | ✍️ @ThatChris1209 — 90min...

Liverpool are prepared to try find the money to sign Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho if Manchester United's negotiations break down.

Ronald Koeman has revealed Barcelona were interested in his services back in January after the sacking of Ernesto Valverde, but he turned them down to stay with the Netherlands. The former Everton and Southampton boss has previously declared his interest in managing the La Liga champions but has been in charge of the Netherlands' national side since 2018, leading the Oranje to the Nations League final and qualification for Euro 2020. Koeman has declared Barcelona his dream job, though insists...

Arsenal have been forced to begin terminating the contracts of some of their top European scouts in the wake of the global financial crisis stemming from the coronavirus outbreak. The north London club have already had to let several of their domestic recruiters go, and it now looks like this will extend to the continent as well. According to the Mirror, the move to cut overseas staff follows the reported news from the end of May that ten part-time academy scouts would be let go as part of...

We already know that this summer is going to be a weird one. After years of watching teams throw money around like it was going out of fashion, the coronavirus outbreak has changed things for the foreseeable future. The financial impact of the situation is going to impact teams across the globe - we've already seen Liverpool forced to accept defeat in their pursuit of Timo Werner - but even Real Madrid aren't immune from the economic impact. Los Blancos have spent the last few years landing...

With Newcastle (still) in the latter stages of a big-money takeover, Rafael Benitez is being heavily linked with a return to the potentially minted Magpies. Despite his surprise move to China in the summer of 2019, the two-time UEFA Manager of the Year is still considered one of Europe's top head coaches and a master tactician, with more experience than almost anyone coaching right now. But just how would Rafa handle a big budget on Tyneside? A lack of funds was his key gripe with Newcastle...

Despite allowing top target Timo Werner to move to Chelsea because of a lack of funds, Liverpool have now been tipped to launch a big-money move for Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Adama Traoré. 90min revealed back in January that Jürgen Klopp's side were keen on landing the Spaniard, with Wolves' asking price of £70m seen as relatively reasonable in a pre-coronavirus market. Liverpool have been tracking Traore since January Unfortunately, such a happy world is long gone, and football has been...

Manchester United could be ready to offer Welsh star Daniel James a lucrative new contract before offering him the chance to continue his development elsewhere next season. The 22-year-old winger has made 37 appearances in all competitions during his first Premier League season, impressing particularly in the early stages. Daniel James could be loaned out next season According to The Sun, with Man Utd heavily linked with targets like Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho and Aston Villa's Jack...

Arsenal's current goalkeeper Bernd Leno has drawn comparisons to his German compatriot and fellow shot-stopper Jens Lehmann since his move to north London, but he is keen to highlight the differences. Lehmann was Arsenal's first-choice keeper during their unbeaten Premier League season in 2003/04 and spent five years at the club. During a career spanning more than two decades, he earned a reputation as a top keeper but also a somewhat eccentric individual. Jens Lehmann played every league...

ings Jurgen Klopp has spoken of his admiration for Bundesliga stars Kai Havertz and Timo Werner, even though it looks as if Liverpool have passed up on the opportunity to make a move for either player this summer. Though Werner - the second-highest goalscorer in the Bundesliga this season - has been mentioned as a potential target for the Reds for some time, it was sensationally revealed this week that Liverpool's Premier League rivals Chelsea are instead set to add the German to their ranks....

Gareth Bale missed Real Madrid's training session on Saturday with a foot issue, as Los Blancos step-up their preparations for La Liga's return next week. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez gave the green light last month for the Spanish top flight's return, with the Seville Derby between Real Betis and Sevilla confirmed as the first fixture back on 11 June. Real Madrid will welcome Eibar to Madrid next Sunday in their return to La Liga action Real Madrid, meanwhile, will resume their domestic...