From an early age, Ravel Morrison was scouted by Manchester United and he signed with his boyhood club in 2009. The 15 year-old quickly impressed everyone within the club and especially Red Devils legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson. The attacking…
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The legacy of the late Jlloyd Samuel—the PL player who left to play in Iran
Not many outside of Iran will remember a player by the name of Jlloyd Samuel, who left the riches of the Premier League to take on the challenges from an unusual part of the globe. But his legacy will remain untainted in Iran for years to come.
Midas – The dream of a Nigerian football academy
Meet a man with a dream for Nigerian football: one that’s vast and wide, like the Serengeti, as all-encompassing as the Congo and as ambitious as climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. It’s the kind of vision that you don’t want vaporizing like a Saharan mirage—because you know what it’s like to have football fever.
David Wagner: The man taking the Terriers to new heights
David Wagner and Huddersfield Town have made a very good start to their Premier League season after a 45-year absence. Will they do enough to stay up?
How Brazil prepares the next generation of great soccer players
Brazil still holds the record for the most World Cups won by a country, so that means they must be doing something right—we take a look at exactly what.
FC Nantes: The current Ligue 1 minnows fabled by a rich history
FC Nantes may be minnows in Ligue 1 right now, but like so many so-called “minnows” they have such rich history that it almost seems fabled.
Raphael Guerreiro – A Sea Change
Guerreiro’s brilliance in the Euros of last summer was perhaps the only thing bright about Portugal’s somber way of playing. His brilliance has continued in an unprecedented manner – and it’s been noticed.