Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson will miss the national team's next two 2026 World Cup qualifiers after sustaining an injury during Liverpool's 1-0 Premier League win over Crystal Palace on Saturday, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has announced.

Polish star Robert Lewandowski led his team Barcelona to a big win over their guest, the Swiss team Young Boys, with five clean goals, in the second round of the Champions League. Lewandowski succeeded in scoring two goals out of Barcelona's five goals against Young Boys, raising his goal tally to 96 in the Champions League.

Manchester City managed to reach 25 matches without defeat in the Champions League, after its big win over host Slovan Bratislava, with four clean goals, in the second round of the league stage.

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has said that Indian club Mohun Bagan Super Giants will not travel to Iran for their AFC Champions League 2 match against Tractor Sazi due to security concerns in the region.

Jurgen Klopp has ruled out taking over as Germany coach in the near future, replacing Julian Nagelsmann. Speaking to reporters in Berlin, Klopp said he hoped Nagelsmann would continue in his role with the German national team beyond 2026.

Lionel Messi saved his team, Inter Miami, from falling into the trap of defeat against Charlotte, after a positive draw with them with a score of 1-1 in the thirty-first round of the American League.

Bayern Munich have announced that England international striker Harry Kane has suffered an ankle injury. The German league leaders released a statement revealing the nature of the England captain's injury, saying: "Harry Kane suffered a painful blow to his ankle during Saturday's Bundesliga top-of-the-table match against Bayer Leverkusen (1-1).

French star Antoine Griezmann, Atletico Madrid player, is waiting to play his 500th match in the Spanish League, against Real Madrid in the derby match, scheduled for this evening, Sunday, in the eighth round of the current season 2024-2025.

FIFA has revealed new details about the first edition of the Club World Cup 2025, in its new format, which will kick off in the summer of next year. The United States of America will host the first edition of the Club World Cup, in its new format, with the participation of 32 teams, which will be held from June 15 to July 13. Thirty teams have qualified for the prestigious tournament, with only two seats remaining at the moment.