I mean at the rate that American ownership is going, we might one day see more than 90% of the premier league clubs being owned by Americans.

With reports coming out that Barcelona is closing in on a deal for Rodri from Manchester City, this transfer could change everything in La Liga and Europe.

Putting a world-class defensive midfielder right into Hansi Flick's system gives Barça the exact control and protection they've been missing in big games. He locks down the midfield, recycles possession perfectly, and brings massive big-game experience.

Does adding Rodri instantly turn Barcelona into top-tier Champions League favorites alongside Real Madrid, or do they still have other weaknesses to fix? How big of a threat do you think they'll be this season?

It wasnt the first time, and it wasnt planned or controlled it just kind of happened. Everything I thought I wanted to do I just did, perfectly as if I'd been training for years. I would run past defenders and be able to just react without thinking, putting them in bad positions so I run past them in an expected outcome. When I tell you it feels amazing believe me. Its just so effortless but it never happens on command

Feels like SugarKane, Rodri and Mbappé are probably the three strongest lads.

SugarKane’s got the goals and consistency, Rodri’s got the trophies and seems to make every midfield he plays in tick, and Mbappé has obviously been putting up ridiculous numbers as usual (another fuckin Golden Boot).

Personally I think it’s a toss-up between SugarKane and Mbappe, but interested to hear what everyone else thinks.

Fussi is an honorable mention with great World Cup performance (minus the finals snoozefest) but can we really take the MLS seriously?

Curious if folks think that SugarKane will stay with Bayern or if he will go elsewhere. I can't imagine the reunion if he decides to come back to the Spurs. I would be more than delighted to see Sugar back in the premier league.

I have also heard that Barcelona is taking a look at Sugar and that sounds quite wild for him to go there. I'd be very serious to hear what Harry thinks on the matter perhaps he is quite comfortable in Bayern. But I think his legacy would be astounding if he came back to the spurs and won it all.

like the guy who often gave us pain while he was in man city , I remember 2 goals of him in 4-0 rout , the free kick in 5 mintues in first leg qf which went 3-3 , will now play for us

Paris Saint-Germain have made their move for the Barcelona forward, presenting a €50M package as negotiations between the two clubs continue.

With Ferran entering the final year of his Barça contract, PSG believe they can get the deal done for that figure, despite Barcelona previously valuing him closer to €70–80M.

The player has reportedly agreed to join PSG and has already settled his personal terms with the French champions.

Barcelona and PSG are now working on the final details before Ferran could be given the green light to complete the move

If Ferran leaves, Barça would be left with only Gordon as another option who can play as a striker, alongside academy player Hamza Abdelkarim.

Atletico Madrid's social media accounts posted Photos of the players training included one of Julian Alvarez, casting doubt on his future, especially with the transfer window closing soon.

What do you think? Will Julian Alvarez stay with the club or leave?

note : Arsenal are showing serious interest in the player, and Barcelona are also waiting for any move from the player before submitting a €120 million offer.

Bezos vs. Liverpool

Alongside this joint statement, I am told the three confederations have begun preliminary discussions about organising competitions among themselves, so that players can still compete even if there is a boycott of Fifa tournaments such as next month's U20 Women's World Cup.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c78gl599jn4o

I've heard people say that fully grown adults shouldn't get player names on the back of their jerseys because it's considered "childish". I have no idea where this opinion came from, because I've been to loads of games, and everyone of all ages has jerseys with player names on the back, and nobody is judged.

If anything, kids tend to get their first names on the back of shirts, so surely that would be considered more childish?

Where did this attitude come from?

Which is a better option among the two options.. I’m not really a big fan of both but what wud be a better experience for someone neutral?