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The lesser known transfer surprises of the summer – Part 3
In the last edition of a three-part series, Sarthak Kumar scours the world transfer market for more under the radar deals around the world.
Tag: Spain
The lesser known transfer surprises of the summer – Part 1
In the first edition of a three-part series, Sarthak Kumar scours the world transfer market for under the radar deals, starting with Spain.
Rayo Vallecano – The minnows defying the script
Rayo Vallecano are a club that survives relegation and defies its budget year-on-year. Sarthak Kumar introduces us to the pride of Vallekas.
Euro 2016 – One of many could be crowned kings in France next summer
Paul Doherty gives some early thoughts on how some of Europe’s big hitters will fare at the European Championships in France.
Raúl Tamudo – Two goals, two clubs, one legend
Sarthak Kumar tells the story of Raúl Tamudo and how two of his goals had deep-meaning consequences for two clubs.
Will the real Wayne Rooney please stand up?
Vineet Varma calls for Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney to show his true colours after a sluggish start to the season.
Blood and heat – Spain, Italy and the 1994 World Cup
Spain and Italy were drawn together in World Cup qualifying for the latest in a line of key clashes; with 1994 being the most dramatic, writes Aidan Williams.
Sergio Busquets – the underrated key of Barcelona’s success?
Barcelona are a side full of superstars, however Michael Gostelow believes special praise should be reserved for Sergio Busquets.
Why Rafa Benitez could rejuvenate Real Madrid
Rafa Benitez’s appointment at Real Madrid has been divisive one, but Danny Owen believes he will bring success to the Bernabeu.
Forget Qatar 2022, FIFA’s corruption is far older and far deeper
Alan Moore offers his thoughts on FIFA in the wake of the arrests that are set to heap intense scrutiny onto the game’s governing body.