Fat Neymar

NEYMAR responded to online trolls who labeled him as overweight

Chasing glory in Qatar– Uzbekistan’s squad is set on bringing home the Asian Cup trophy!

Gabriel Batistuta "Batigol"

Gabriel Batistuta's time at Fiorentina from 1991 to 2000 left an enduring legacy. 

The Argentine striker, nicknamed "Batigol," became a beloved figure in Florence, showcasing his powerful and precise goal-scoring abilities. 

Despite the club's financial challenges, Batistuta remained loyal, departing as Fiorentina's all-time leading scorer. 

His impactful stint at the club is remembered for breathtaking goals and a deep connection with passionate fans, solidifying his status as one of Serie A's iconic figures.

Hard luck Iraq

Jordan vs Iraq

In a thrilling encounter during the 2024 Asian Cup, the Jordanian football team emerged victorious over the Iraqi team with a scoreline of 3-2. The match unfolded with captivating narratives, starting with the Jordanians marking their first goal by jubilantly embracing the tradition of consuming the renowned Jordanian Mansaf dish. The Iraqi player, Ayman Hussein, replicated the same celebration upon scoring Iraq's second goal. However, this exuberance proved costly for him, resulting in a red card and his subsequent expulsion from the game. This pivotal moment ultimately tilted the momentum in Jordan's favor, allowing them to secure two more goals and clinch the overall victory

Jürgen Klopp leaving Liverpool

Liverpool will be desperate to win it all for Jürgen Klopp 🏋️‍♂️

Aljamain Sterling vs Chase Hooper

The heartbeat of grappling #ADXC2 that took place in the capital of martial arts Abu Dhabi featuring an intense fight between Sterling and Hooper keeping the audience on the edge of their seats 🔥⚡️

Luis Suarez handball vs Ghana

Suarez's last-minute handball that shook the 2010 World Cup. Love it or hate it, it's etched in football history

Gigi Riva

Luigi "Gigi" Riva, the football maestro born on November 7, 1944, and enchanting the field until January 22, 2024, was no ordinary player; he was a goal-scoring virtuoso and a captain steering Cagliari through triumphs.

With a left foot that broke barriers and an aerial prowess earning him the moniker "Rombo di Tuono" or the "Roar of Thunder," Riva's love affair with Cagliari spanned a lifetime – from propelling them to the Italian top-flight in 1964 to leading them to Serie A glory in 1969–70.

On the international stage, he sparkled, clinching the 1968 UEFA European Championship and nearly securing FIFA World Cup glory in 1970.

As Italy's all-time leading goalscorer with 35 goals in 42 appearances from 1965 to 1974, Riva didn't just retire in 1976; he embraced leadership roles, serving as Cagliari's president and later managing the Italy national team from 1988 to 2013 – a true legend on and off the field!