Новости за 01.03.2022

Neymar and Vinicius Jr. blazed a trail but who are the next generation of teenage talent to move to Europe from Brazil?

Barcelona want to create their own cryptocurrency to help them "survive financially" president Joan Laporta has said.

Manchester United's search for a new manager will be "thorough," according to football director John Murtough.

Roman Abramovich's attempt to shift the care of Chelsea to the club's foundation has sparked the trustees to report it to the Charity Commission.

The Football Association has written to Harvey Elliot after he was seen celebrating Liverpool's Carabao Cup victory with a red flare.

Proposed resolutions on gender equity and discriminatory chanting are set to be taken up by U.S. Soccer's board of directors on Friday.

Maximo Carrizo, who turned 14 on Monday, signed a homegrown contract with NYCFC to become the youngest ever to ink a deal in MLS history.

German coach Markus Gisdol quit his job as coach of Russian soccer club Lokomotiv Moscow on Tuesday in protest at Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Everton have received an apology from Mike Riley after the failure to award an injury time penalty against Manchester City.

The CIES Football Observatory has released its list of the top 50 academies when it comes to fees earned from player transfers.

Barcelona are clicking so beautifully under Xavi, as shown by the rout of Athletic Club, that you wonder: Why didn't he become manager sooner?

While Spain's big three want to bring Fabian Ruiz home from Napoli, Man United and Arsenal want him in England. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Almost every Italian club dislikes Juve, but Fiorentina's animosity runs especially deep and adds spice to Wednesday's Coppa Italia semifinal.