
World Cup 2026: Star battle in the semi-finals between the four best teams
The semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup are approaching, with a showdown between the four best teams in the world, making for exciting matches and star performances.
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Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen discusses his experiences at Napoli and the fans' unwavering love for Maradona, highlighting the taboo against criticizing the legend.
Alex Jimenez has been spotted in Florence for his medical examination. Fiorentina rents the ex-Milan player from Bournemouth with an option to buy around 20 million euros. The official announcement will follow soon.
Ederson will remain at Atalanta for the time being after a transfer to Manchester United failed. AC Milan, led by trainer Amorim, is showing interest, but the club from Bergamo is committed to a contract extension for the Brazilian powerhouse.

Argentina once again showed that it has nerves of steel by beating Switzerland 3-1 after extra time in the quarter-final of the 2026 World Cup. The match had everything: an early goal, a draw, a questionable red card for Embolo and a brilliant goal from Álvarez. Both teams had to do their utmost to reach the semi-finals.
Juventus have decided not to bring back Tarik Muharemovic, despite previous interest. Thanks to a sell-on clause, the club is expected to receive between 18 and 20 million euros when the defender leaves for the Premier League. The focus is now on signing a new goalkeeper, with Emiliano 'Dibu' Martinez and Guglielmo Vicario being considered as main options.

On Saturday, July 5, Brazil and Norway will face each other at the MetLife Stadium for a place in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. The national coaches have officially announced their starting teams.
Juventus is focusing on attracting French striker Randal Kolo Muani this transfer summer, but is also exploring alternatives such as Alexander Sorloth from Atlético Madrid. The club is also investigating reinforcements for the defense, including Jhon Lucumí from Bologna. The Italian top club wants to prepare for possible departures and continues to look for the best options on the transfer market.
Liverpool and Arsenal are entering the battle for Bradley Barcola, the talented striker of Paris Saint-Germain. With an impressive season behind him and a hefty price tag, the young Frenchman's future could be decided this summer.

Denzel Dumfries moves from Inter to Real Madrid for €20 million, signs for four years and joins the renewal round under José Mourinho.
The English government has confirmed extended permit times to allow fans to stay longer in pubs for the quarter-final against Norway.

The return of Orri Óskarsson creates a delicate balance at Real Sociedad: starting alongside Mikel Oyarzabal is tempting, but the risk of lower returns and the loss of a decisive substitute weighs heavily in a busy season.