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Few clubs in the history of the game have been as dominant as Johor Darul Ta’zim are in Malaysia right now. Their CEO Luis García spoke exclusively to FotMob as the Southern Tigers prepare to go for their 13th-consecutive top-flight title in the 2026/27 season. By Neel Shelat Expect to hear about Johor Darul Ta’zimContinue reading →

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Hull City’s new teenage defender has all the tools to reach the elite level having already caught the eye of Barcelona. By Graham Ruthven Lucas Herrington wasn’t in Colorado for long. Indeed, it was only in January that the teenager made the move to Major League Soccer with the Colorado Rapids having joined the clubContinue reading →

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Xabi Alonso is reshaping Chelsea in his own image with the Stamford Bridge club making some interesting summer signings. By Graham Ruthven It was always likely that Xabi Alonso would be back in management this summer, although not many predicted Chelsea as his next destination. Indeed, Liverpool was widely seen as the natural next stepContinue reading →

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The 2026/27 Scottish Premiership season begins this Friday as Dundee United host Rangers at Tannadice and if it is anything like last season, then we are in for another cracking campaign. By Ross Kilvington Celtic and Rangers have established a duopoly of the Scottish title since 1986, yet Hearts were minutes away from ending thatContinue reading →

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The experienced defender’s performances for England at the 2026 World Cup proved he still has plenty to offer. By Graham Ruthven John Stones’ contribution to England’s run to the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup will be remembered, and not just because of his dressing room dance moves. The 32-year-old was one of Thomas Tuchel’sContinue reading →

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