According to Fabrizio Romano's news, Vedat Muriqi is transferring to Fenerbahçe. The yellow-navy club will pay Mallorca 15 million Euros transfer fee.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Galatasaray made a generous offer to Vlahović who will leave Juventus. The Serbian striker looks warmly at the offer.
The transfer of French goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier, in reserve position at PSG, is on the agenda. Beşiktaş is in close contact, other European clubs are also interested.
The 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by USA, Canada and Mexico, will be played at 16 stadiums. The final will be at MetLife, the opener at Azteca.
Cabo Verde, Uzbekistan, Jordan and Curaçao are writing history at the 2026 World Cup. Haiti returned to the World Cup after 52 years.
Turkey reached its first WC in 1954, and third place in 2002, the biggest success in its history. In 2026, after 24 years, it returns to the big stage.
The 2024 European champion Spain faces Peru at Estadio Cuauhtémoc in Puebla, Mexico in their last preparation match before the 2026 World Cup. In the match that will start at 21:00 on Monday, June 8 local time, Luis de la Fuente's players take the field without Lamine Yamal, Nico Williams and Víctor Muñoz due to injuries. Spain had drawn 1-1 with Iraq in their first preparation match; in this match, de la Fuente is expected to clarify his World Cup starting eleven preference. While La Roja prepares for the World Cup opening match against Cape Verde on June 15, Peru under Mano Menezes' management will measure its performance against a star team after failing in the World Cup qualifiers.
Trabzonspor tied the 22-year-old Noah Saviolo, who wore the Vitória Guimarães jersey, to the maroon-blue colours with a 5-year contract. The Karadeniz team paid approximately 11.5 million Euros transfer fee for the winger, who was born on March 7, 2004 in Jette, Belgium, and has Portuguese and Belgian dual citizenship. The maroon-blue team, which left Benfica and Roma behind in Saviolo's transfer, has a player whose main position is the left wing but who can also play in the right wing position, who is also compatible with the Super League's +4 young foreigner quota. Using his right foot effectively, Saviolo also draws attention as a Portuguese youth national team player.
France National Football Team defeated Northern Ireland 3-1 in a comfortable score at Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille in their last preparation match before the 2026 World Cup. Les Bleus under Didier Deschamps' management lit up with Michael Olise in the attack line in the match; Olise completed the hat-trick with three goals he scored in the 43rd, 49th and 75th minutes, bringing the victory to his team. Northern Ireland's only goal came from Pierce Kelly in the 64th minute. France, which left the match with three points, prepared with morale for the World Cup opening match against Senegal.
The Netherlands National Football Team defeated Uzbekistan 2-1 with a breath-taking score at Icahn Stadium in New York in their last preparation match before the 2026 World Cup. The Oranje under Ronald Koeman's management embraced the victory with the second goal Cody Gakpo scored from the penalty in the 90+7th minute after the equalising goal in the 90+2nd minute. Despite being reduced to 10 men in the last minutes of the match, the Netherlands did not let go of the three points; the match was of the nature of the last serious rehearsal before the WC.
With days to go until the 2026 World Cup, the football world has returned to the biggest upsets that have gone down in the history of the organisation. In over a thousand World Cup matches played since 1930, the biggest teams of world football have from time to time been overthrown by small national teams. From the USA's 1-0 victory over England in 1950 to Saudi Arabia's historic victory over Argentina in 2022, these results have been the strongest examples that refute the football logic that the big team always wins. The matches on the list are ranked in terms of both magnitude and impact on the tournament.
With days to go until the 2026 World Cup, the football world has once again turned its eyes to the most beautiful goals that have gone down in the history of the organisation. The World Cup, which started in 1930 and has witnessed thousands of goals to date, has engraved unforgettable goals that carry the signature of both a single player's moment of genius and a team effort into football memory. Diego Maradona's legendary solo goal, Dennis Bergkamp's strike that ended with extraordinary control, Carlos Alberto's final goal, James Rodriguez's Puskas Award-winning volley and many more moments have created the visual memory of the World Cup. The goals on the list are ranked based on both technical quality and match importance.
