Planet Football names five Liverpool Ballon d'Or podium finishers
Planet Football said only five players made the Ballon d'Or top three while representing Liverpool, with Michael Owen among them as a winner.

Planet Football said only five players made the Ballon d'Or top three while representing Liverpool, with Michael Owen among them as a winner.

David Raya said in an interview with MARCA that he would love to play in La Liga, and Mikel Arteta answered the subject at a press conference.

Stefano Pioli said he is considering a move abroad but would prefer to remain in Italy and prove something there as he discussed his future.

Real Madrid named their squad for the Spanish league meeting with Barcelona, with Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, Raúl Asencio and Ferland Mendy absent.

GOAL, citing Mundo Deportivo, reported that Luis de la Fuente is the frontrunner for the 2026 Ballon d'Or award for the world's best coach before Monday's ceremony in London.

GOAL reported that a study cited from Marca reordered 69 Ballon d'Or editions by cumulative points, with Cristiano Ronaldo first and Real Madrid top among clubs.

Sports Illustrated's transfer-rumor roundup gathered reported interest and possible moves involving Chelsea, Arsenal, Barcelona, Real Madrid and others.

Lionel Messi said in Oviedo that he hopes to be remembered as a great athlete who always fought for his goals and dreams before the award ceremony.
