Ranking the 10 biggest transfer window spends ever with Tottenham set to break in
As Tottenham get set to break into the biggest spends by a club in a single window, we’ve taken a look at the current top 10.
As Tottenham get set to break into the biggest spends by a club in a single window, we’ve taken a look at the current top 10.
Tottenham Hotspur reportedly want to complete their ‘dream XI’ with three more signings, so this is how they could look next season…
We’ve ranked the eight 2026 World Cup quarter-finalists by how much FIFA would like them to win it. England aren’t last, weirdly.
Arsenal must help shatter a ridiculous Moises Caicedo transfer record if they are to sign Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa this summer.
Spurs are responsible for three of the five biggest Premier League overpays so far this summer, but not the most apparently egregious.
Who is under the most pressure to grab that infamous slab of gold that is the World Cup? It’s fair to say it’s not Switzerland…
Certainly an odd choice to replace one error-prone keeper with one that is even more error-prone but you do you, Arsenal.
Does FIFA know they don’t have to pick refs from one of the countries still in the tournament?
Kobbie Mainoo even misses out on an XI of the best players picked for the 2026 World Cup who have yet to be given a minute by the quarter-finalists.
France are now shorter than 2/1 to win the World Cup while England are fourth in the betting after that astonishing night in the Azteca.
In the battle of the World Cup dark horses, it’s Colombia cantering to the glue factory, and Switzerland heading to face Argentina…
Argentina just refuse to go out of major tournaments and are somehow still in the 2026 World Cup after being 2-0 down to Egypt with time running out.
Portugal’s outstanding squad never stood a chance with Cristiano Ronaldo and Roberto Martinez holding them back.
There seems to be an assumption Gianni Infantino will face real consequences from the Balogun sh*storm. He almost certainly won’t.
Cristiano Ronaldo has dropped a ‘major hint’ about playing at Euro 2028, while England may unleash a ‘shock’ midfield plan against ill Norway.
Alexander Isak knocked himself out of the top 20 most expensive strikers ever, with half of the top ten comprised of two players,
Xavi fancies a Premier League job but his conditions appear…unrealistic. Some managers are only on here for now…
We take a look at where every Premier League manager stands with their deal as so many big clubs make appointments.
Manchester United have the oldest transfer record in the Premier League – but at least their most expensive player isn’t Ryan Mason from Spurs.
Harry Kane’s new rival for the status of England’s most-important player isn’t the star we thought it might be before the World Cup…
After all that, the United States couldn’t even put up a fight in their controversy-addled World Cup last-16 clash with Belgium in Seattle.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s final attempt at World Cup glory ended with barely a whimper as Portugal limped out at the hands of Spain.
Jarell Quansah’s red card was hard to dispute but at least he wasn’t dismissed for kicking an opponent in the b*llocks…
Jude Bellingham was the England star on a ‘big occasion’ he shouldn’t have been invited to, while Marcus Rashford’s ‘behaviour’ is making news.
Elliot Anderson is not only the most expensive English footballer of all time but the most expensive central midfielder.
England’s brilliant win over Mexico is a high new entry in our list of the Three Lions’ greatest performances at major finals…
Jurgen Klopp is set to take charge of Germany for his return to management, but how have other ex-Premier League bosses fared on that side of the game?
No man has scored more World Cup goals for England than Harry Kane. But none of those 13 goals actually count. And nor do the other 71.
England are through to the World Cup quarter-finals after a genuinely absurd 3-2 win over Mexico in which Jude Bellingham and Jordan Pickford starred.
England emerged from an all-out war with Mexico at the Azteca looking more like World Cup winners than ever before.
Erling Haaland has been a Premier League player for barely three seasons but has already outscored a legion of legends and is firing Norway to the World Cup.
Erling Haaland got the better of Gabriel Magalhaes as Norway reached a first ever World Cup final and sent Brazil to another early exit.
Harry Maguire has been snubbed for another England XI, but might not be as frustrated considering the standard of available M-Team options.