Samuel Ogbodo

UK Government announce PL clubs will be banned from Super League by law The Superleague, Barcelona and Real Madrid celebrated the European Court ruling that gave them the freedom to setup a new European competition without the threat of sanctions from UEFA or FIFA on Thursday morning. However it looks as if any Superleague will not be compatible with the Premier League clubs. The six English sides that tried to sign up initially (Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur) faced immediate backlash, as well as pressure from the government to pull out of the competition. Shortly after the court ruling, a spokesperson for the British government told the Independent that whether the Premier League clubs involved wanted to join or not, it would be taken out of their hands. “The attempt to create a breakaway competition was a defining moment in English football and was universally condemned by fans, clubs and the Government.” “We took decisive actio...

🚨⚪ Real Madrid considering whether to make move for Chelsea player next summer.#Realmadrid Real Madrid’s goalkeeping situation has been a curious case to follow over the course of the season so far. Thibaut Courtois tore his anterior cruciate ligament back in August, which is expected to rule him out for the entire campaign, and that saw Kepa Arrizabalaga arrive on loan from Chelsea. Kepa replaced Andriy Lunin, who had started Real Madrid’s first two matches of the season, and he had been performing fairly well until he picked up a muscle injury at the start of last month. As such, he has missed the last four matches, and during that time, Lunin has majorly impressed. However, it was not enough for him to retain the number one spot, as Carlo Ancelotti admitted that Kepa will be back in goals against Real Betis next week. Reports have suggested that the Italian’s insistence on Kepa is to do with next summer, as he wants Real Madrid to sign the 29-year-old to be Courtois’ back-up for ne...