Inter Miami’s defeat to PSG wasn’t just a mismatch, but a reminder that MLS can’t compete globally while playing by different financial rules Even for a tournament that produced a 10-0 scoreline, Paris Saint-Germain’s dominance over Inter Miami to reach the quarter-finals of the 2025 Club World Cup was overwhelming. In an especially one-sided first half, the Major League Soccer side failed to muster a single shot on target. Lionel Messi had just 14 touches against his former side who scored more goals (four) than Inter Miami completed passes in the attacking third (three). Nobody expected anything different. This is a PSG outfit that scored five past Inter Milan in the Champions League final only a few weeks ago. They also opened their Club World Cup campaign with a 4-0 thumping of Atletico Madrid that further highlighted the strength of Luis Enrique’s team. Inter Miami were the sixth side to have lost to PSG by four goals or more this season. They are not unique. Continue reading...

Inter Miami will take on PSG in the round of 16 while Botafogo face Palmeiras in a clash of Brazilian clubs

Atletico Madrid will have to pick themselves up again as they pack their bags to travel back home earlier than most expected from the Club World Cup, after being knocked out of the tournament in the group stage.

Atletico Madrid's campaign came to a quiet end even with a win over Botafogo, making them the first big team to go home early. Here's what you need to know from Monday's Club World Cup action.

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Liverpool’s Darwin Núñez among players banned by ConmebolPlayers claim they entered stands in defense of their families Sport’s highest court has rejected an appeal by five Uruguay players against their bans for clashing with fans after a Copa América semi-final in North Carolina last year. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) rejected their claim that they acted in self defense to protect their families. Five Uruguay players, including Liverpool forward Darwin Núñez, Barcelona defender Ronald Araújo and Atletico Madrid defender José María Giménez, were banned for between three and five games by Conmebol after the brawl. Continue reading...

Real Madrid hope to make Alvaro Carreras their new left-back but may need the help of Manchester United to get a deal done.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta wants to sign Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez.

Tottenham Hotspur centre-back Cristian Romero could be allowed to leave the club this summer, as long as suitors are willing to pay a premium price.

Thomas Partey's future has been the subject of intense scrutiny in recent days and weeks.

Cristian Romero could be joined at Atletico Madrid next summer by one of his Tottenham teammates.

Romero has been linked with a move to Atletico Madrid and his current contract at Spurs expires in the summer of 2027

Cristian Romero offers a significant update on his Tottenham future amid interest from Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid.