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Thomas Tuchel is Germany's Coach of the Year 2021

New Zealand [1]-0 Honduras - Liberato (Libby) Cacace 9'

Robert Lewandowski named Bundesliga Player of the Season

Sunday Support

Daily Discussion

OTD 10 years ago, Balotelli did... this, and got taken out immediately by his manager

[Mike McGrath] Tottenham have accepted an offer from Al-Duhail for Toby Alderweireld, with deal subject to personal terms and medical in Qatar.

Rangers manager and former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says he was "shocked and surprised" he was linked with becoming Everton manager before Rafael Benitez's appointment and that such a prospect "is never a possibility".

[RMC Sport] PSG fans put up anti-Paul Pogba banner outside the Parc des Princes as speculation about his possible arrival intensifies: “Pogba you should listen to your mother, she doesn’t want you here. Neither do we!”

Netherlands W 1-0 Brazil W - Vivianne Miedema 3'

Uruguayan player Emiliano Cabrera aged 27 has killed himself

Chiellini: "We are going to name all keepers Gianluigi, so in 20 years when we need a new keeper we'll find him"

[Manchester United] Our past. Our present. 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲. ✍🇳🇴 We are delighted to announce that Ole has signed a new deal with the club!

World Football Thread

Daily Discussion

Ole: "I think he [Sancho] made a good decision going to the Bundesliga, it was probably the right step for him, the right level and right club. The Premier League is a different animal though. I don’t want to sound disrespectful to the Bundesliga, but I think the Premier League is a step up."

[Stuart Brennan] Manchester City have made it plain that talk they have agreed a £160million deal for Tottenham striker Harry Kane is nonsense and club sources say that the Blues will never pay that kind of sum for a player.

[Simon Stone] Sancho deal takes Man Utd net spend over past three summers to €295m, more than any other major European club over same period

Austin FC 0-[1] Seattle Sounders - Raul Ruidiaz 67' (great goal)

[FC Bayern] Bayern Munich donates 1.1 Million € to help victims of the flood disaster which hit Germany about a week ago