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Mjallby, a team hailing from the village of Hallevik in Sweden with a population of about 800, secured their championship with three weeks to spare by defeating Göteborg 2-0 away from home. This marks a historical moment for Mjallby as they will be competing in European matches for the first time next season and will go through qualifying rounds for a chance to participate in the Champions League.

A historic score was recorded in a match played in Germany yesterday. In the Hamburg Regional Amateur League, Mesopotamien 2 defeated Moorburg by an astounding 660 goals. Despite Moorburg fielding only seven players, one of whom was a woman, they declined the referee's offer to abandon the match halfway.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to be one of the highest-earning footballers in the world this season, with earnings of $945 million. Even as he approaches the twilight of his career, two young stars are emerging onto the scene. According to estimates made by Forbes' New Jersey office, Ronaldo will earn $230 million from Al Nassr in the 2025/26 season. This figure includes revenue from commercial deals conducted through the club. In addition, the Portuguese star's total income will reach $280 million before tax and manager commissions, thanks to $50 million he will earn from various sponsorship and brand deals. While Ronaldo remains at the top of the list, the new generation of stars is rapidly closing in on him.Here are the top 10...

Former Premier League midfielder Jonjo Shelvey has emphasized that his surprise transfer to Emirati football last month was not about money. The 33-year-old player, who has worn the jerseys of clubs such as Liverpool, Newcastle, Rizespor, and Eyüpspor, stated that his move to the third league in the United Arab Emirates was due to both professional and personal reasons.Speaking to BBC, Shelvey said, 'I've heard some people say 'he went for the money'. But what money? There's no big money in the UAE 2nd League,' he said. 'The average salary for players here is 2,000 pounds a month. Compared to what I've earned throughout my career, this is nothing.'Shelvey also expressed that he did not want his children to grow up in England.

Barcelona's young defender, Pau Cubarsi, has revealed his humble and grounded life off the pitch, contrary to his shining life on the field.In an interview with the Spanish sports newspaper AS, the 18-year-old player described his home life in Barcelona, which he shares with his older brother Irene; they share household chores such as cooking and washing dishes.The Spanish national footballer, who played a significant role in Barcelona's LaLiga and Copa del Rey championships last season and attracted attention with his mature attitudes, emphasizes that his family keeps him grounded.

Mjällby AIF is making history in the 2025 Allsvenskan season. The team, which recently defeated Elfsborg 20, can declare its championship if the leader Hammarby loses points. They have collected 63 points in the league with 19 victories, 6 draws, and only 1 loss in 26 matches. This success is being recorded as one of the best performances in the club's history. The team aims to finalize its championship in the last match against BK Häcken on November 9.

Turkey is a country that stands out not only for its historical and natural beauties, but also for its passion for football. Especially the well-established football clubs competing in the Super League have millions of fans both in Turkey and around the world. Each of these teams stands out not only for their sporting achievements but also for the iconic stadiums they play in. In this article, we will explore in detail Turkey's most famous football teams and their stadiums that captivate with their history, atmosphere and architecture. So, what are the famous stadiums in Turkey? Where is Galatasaray's stadium? And where is Besiktas' stadium?

In a surprising turn of events, the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) recently unveiled its list of the top 10 football players for the year 2023. Notably absent from the prestigious lineup was none other than Cristiano Ronaldo, prompting a candid and possibly tongue-in-cheek response from the football icon on social media. As fans and pundits speculate on the implications of this omission, Ronaldo's reaction has sparked discussions about the criteria used for such rankings and the enduring influence of one of the sport's greatest players.

Football, known as soccer in some parts of the world, is a sport that has witnessed the rise of countless legends over the years. These individuals have left an indelible mark on the game, dazzling fans with their extraordinary skills and contributions to their respective teams. While opinions may vary, there is a consensus among fans and experts about the greatness of certain players who have transcended their eras. In this list, we delve into the careers and achievements of the ten best football players of all time, celebrating their remarkable talent, dedication, and impact on the beautiful game.

Mauro Icardi is a name that reverberates in the footballing world. Hailing from Argentina, his journey has seen him play at some of the most elite clubs in Europe. But it was at Galatasaray, the iconic Turkish side, that a truly memorable chapter in his career unfolded.

Real Madrid has emerged victorious in the race to sign the highly sought-after Turkish talent, Arda Guler, from Fenerbahce. This significant transfer coup deals a blow to bitter rivals Barcelona, who had also expressed a keen interest in acquiring the 18-year-old prodigy. In this article, we will explore the details of Guler's move to Real Madrid, the factors behind his decision, and the implications for both clubs.

In the world of football, certain players possess a unique blend of skill, vision, and creativity that sets them apart from their peers. Hakan Çalhanoğlu, the Turkish midfield maestro, is one such player who has captivated fans with his exceptional abilities on the pitch. Born on February 8, 1994, in Mannheim, Germany, Çalhanoğlu's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a household name in European football is nothing short of inspiring. In this blog post, we will delve into the remarkable career of Hakan Çalhanoğlu, exploring his early life, rise to prominence, playing style, and significant contributions to both club and international football.

Football has an extraordinary power to unite and ignite the passions of fans worldwide. Turkey, with its rich footballing history and passionate supporters, has produced a plethora of talented players who have left an indelible mark on the beautiful game. In this blog post, we will embark on a journey through time, exploring the careers and contributions of the best Turkish football players of all time. From the iconic names that graced the footballing stage in the past to the modern-day heroes who continue to inspire, these players have showcased exceptional skill, dedication, and love for the game. Join us as we celebrate the footballing legends who have represented Turkey with distinction and etched their names in football history.

Fenerbahçe S.K., the iconic football club hailing from the Kadıköy district of Istanbul, Turkey, holds an esteemed position in the annals of both Turkish and European football history. From its inception in 1907 to the present day, Fenerbahçe's journey has been paved with struggle, perseverance, triumph, and an undying passion for the beautiful game. This grand narrative not only charts the course of a football club, but also the evolution of Turkish football as a whole, mirroring the country's wider social and political transitions over more than a century. Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of Fenerbahçe's history, celebrating its iconic moments, legendary figures, and the fervent fandom that has fueled its journey.

When a 20-year-old fan traveled all the way from London to Istanbul to witness one of the most passionate football matches in the world, he didn’t leave without making his presence known. Among a sea of banners and flags, his stood out the most inside the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, as it read: 'Arda Güler: The Turkish Messi.'