Bayern Munich will be a tough guest for Cologne on Wednesday evening, in the second round of the German Cup, in a match where the Bavarian giants are looking to continue their historic winning streak this season

His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, received FIFA President Gianni Infantino in Riyadh, who is currently visiting the Kingdom as part of a tour of several countries

UEFA has announced that England topped the Fair Play rankings for both national teams and clubs in European competitions last season, ahead of Slovakia and Finland

Lamine Yamal is close to finalizing the purchase of one of the most luxurious properties in Esplugues de Llobregat, near Barcelona

Juventus are preparing for a tough match against Udinese on Wednesday at the Juventus Arena, as part of the ninth round of the Italian League. Both teams enter the match with an equal number of points, each having 12 points after playing 8 games, with 3 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses. Juventus sits in eighth place, ahead of Udinese in ninth on goal difference. The Bianconeri have scored 9 goals and conceded 8, while Udinese has scored 10 and conceded 12. From a technical standpoint, Luciano Spalletti's name has emerged as the leading candidate to take over the team following the dismissal of manager Igor Tudor, as Juventus seeks to regain its footing after a period of disappointing results. The team has failed to secure a victory in its last eight matches across all competitions, managing only five draws and three losses, and has gone four consecutive games without scoring – its worst scoring streak since March 1991. The recent defeat against Lazio increased the pressure within the club, leading to the dismissal of the manager. Juventus are expected to play tonight's match under the interim leadership of coach Paolo Brambilla, amidst a climate of anxiety and technical instability.

Benzema took advantage of an early opportunity and scored a goal in the 15th minute of the first half, bringing the ball back into Al-Nassr’s net in an exciting Saudi classic

International media reports have sparked widespread controversy after revealing Saudi Arabia's intention to build the world's first "sky stadium" as part of its future projects related to hosting the 2034 World Cup

Spanish press reports have revealed that Brazilian star Vinicius Junior is seriously considering leaving Real Madrid next summer, if Xabi Alonso remains at the helm of the club's coaching staff. Vinicius' anger came after the last Clasico match, where he expressed his extreme dissatisfaction with the coach's decisions, saying: "I will leave, I have to leave now." Amid the controversy surrounding the player's future and his relationship with the coach, Paris Saint-Germain has emerged as a possible option for the Brazilian next season, given the desire of the French club's management, led by Enrique, to bring him into the team. According to the Spanish newspaper Sport, Vinicius is frustrated by the different treatment he receives compared to his teammate Kylian Mbappe, as he feels that Xabi Alonso undervalues ​​him and neglects his role in the team, which has led him to take a firm stance regarding his future. It is worth noting that Vinicius' contract extends until the summer of 2027, and yet the player has considerable negotiating power, as he can threaten Real Madrid with leaving for free if the two parties do not agree on a renewal, especially after the World Cup next summer, which may put the Royal Club in front of two options: either agreeing to his early departure or risking losing him for nothing.

French star Kylian Mbappé has increased his chances of winning next year's Ballon d'Or, following his impressive performances for the royal team