Both teams have made official the signing after the payment of his release clause  Leer

Carlo Ancelotti said he couldn't have asked for more from Real Madrid on signings, with the club now in the middle of a major defensive rebuild.

Real Madrid have completed the signing of Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen, the LaLiga club have confirmed.

Madrid meet sought-after 20-year-old’s release clauseDefender had been on radar of a host of top clubs Real Madrid have completed the signing of the Bournemouth centre-back Dean Huijsen. The 20-year-old defender, who has also been targeted by Chelsea, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Liverpool and Newcastle, will join the Spanish club at the end of the season after they agreed to pay a £50m release clause. Real tried to sign Huijsen when he was a youth player at Málaga and have continued to track the former Juventus and Roma defender’s progress. Huijsen’s footballing idol is Sergio Ramos, the former Spain and Madrid defender. Following a loan spell at Roma, Huijsen signed for Bournemouth in July 2024. Continue reading...

Brazil football federation (CBF) interim president Fernando Sarney on Friday set a date of May 25 for elections after Ednaldo Rodrigues was removed from his presidential post.

Forward surprised and saddened by boos for teammate‘He didn’t deserve that because he gave it all to the fans’ Mohamed Salah has criticised the “harsh” reception that Trent Alexander-Arnold received at Anfield last Sunday and called for Liverpool fans to give the departing defender the sendoff 20 years of service deserves. Salah admitted he was surprised and saddened by the boos that Alexander-Arnold received from a large section of the Liverpool crowd before, during and after his substitute appearance against Arsenal. It was the 26-year-old’s first outing since announcing he would be leaving his boyhood club when his contract expires at the end of the season, with a free transfer to Real Madrid lined up. Continue reading...

Collapse of their league title defence and an early European exit mean Manchester City’s season rests on beating Palace The measure of Manchester City’s class is that they have a chance of claiming the FA Cup in Saturday’s Wembley showpiece despite a troubled campaign featuring serial injury, an insipid title defence, Champions League playoff stage elimination by Real Madrid and the mid-season departure of the captain, Kyle Walker, on loan. Oliver Glasner’s in-form Crystal Palace, who have lost two of their past 14 games, are in their way but Pep Guardiola’s garlanded team are favourites, the wounded deposed champions intent on not ending empty-handed for the first time since the Catalan’s opening 2016-17 term. Continue reading...

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has praised the hiring of Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti for the Brazilian national team.

A Rio de Janeiro court ordered the removal of the Brazilian Football Confederation's board, including president Ednaldo Rodrigues, and appointed Fernando Sarney as interim president to promptly organize new elections.