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France face England in a crucial 2026 World Cup third-place match, and William Saliba is unavailable for the game. France face England in the third-place match of the 2026 World Cup at Miami Stadium, and manager Didier Deschamps will be without William Saliba for the occasion, as the defender got injured and was ruled out for this game. In his place, Deschamps is expected to turn to Maxence Lacroix, who already stepped in for Saliba during the semifinal loss to Spain and is favored over Ibrahima Konate given his familiarity on the left side of central defense. Saliba was Deschamps’ undisputed starting center back throughout the tournament alongside Dayot Upamecano, though it now appears the Arsenal defender was playing through his injury for the entire World Cup. According to a report from RMC Sport, Saliba wasn’t just injured against Spain — he had been carrying the issue through the entire tournament, managing it well enough to keep playing until his body gave out on the sport’s biggest stage. William Saliba #17 of France is attended to by medical staff after sustaining an injury vs Spain. (Getty Images) What injury did Saliba suffer? Saliba fractured a vertebra in his back during a Premier League match roughly two months before the World Cup began. Rather than pull out of the tournament, he elected to play through it, receiving daily specialized treatment from France‘s medical staff and taking painkillers throughout the competition. The injury finally caught up with him around the half-hour mark against Spain, when he had to be substituted in tears. He’s since been examined by doctors, who are still determining whether surgery will be required, meaning he’s expected to be out for an extended period. It’s a situation that echoes what Samuel Umtiti went through for France at the 2018 World Cup, when the defender played through a serious knee issue rather than have surgery, helping Les Bleus win the title in Russia at a steep cost to the rest of his career.
Scudgie: Whether Andoni Iraola adopts his intelligent pressing and attack-minded football. Stephen: I would like to see us win another Premier League this season, but if not - and, being greedy, maybe both - I would love us to win another Champions League. Beating Borussia Monchengladbach in 1977 when I was a 10-year-old is still my favourite Liverpool moment!
Aberdeen have sold striker Marko Lazetic to Armenian Premier League runners-up Noah for an undisclosed fee. The 22-year-old Serb joined the Dons from AC Milan last summer but made just 14 starts as well as 22 substitute appearances, scoring four times. Lazetic had signed a contract until summer 2029 but did not figure in manager Stephen Robinson's plans for the coming season.
Jesse Marsch issued an emotional speech to his Canada players after the World Cup feat against South Africa: "You guys are Canadian heroes." The Canada men’s national team made history at the 2026 World Cup, grinding out a dramatic 1-0 victory over South Africa to punch their ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time in program history. Following the monumental achievement, head coach Jesse Marsch delivered a passionate postgame speech, telling his squad, “You guys are Canadian heroes.” Kicking off the Round of 32 at SoFi Stadium, Canada dominated the tempo against South Africa but struggled to find the breakthrough on the scoreboard. Just as extra time loomed, captain Stephen Eustaquio controlled a loose clearance with his chest and unleashed a brilliant first-time strike in stoppage time to secure the dramatic match-winner. As the historic victory was finalized, Marsch gathered his roster at midfield for an emotional huddle caught by the broadcast cameras: “Guys. Think about the two years we’ve been together. Think about how we talked about sticking to the plan, sticking to who we want to be, playing aggressive, accessing the quality, you guys showing your character.“ The American manager then emphasized the gravity of the triumph, framing it as a defining moment for the future of soccer in the country. “You guys are Canadian heroes! Canadian heroes! Canadian heroes for the future children of this country, who play this sport. This sport has a big future because of you guys. You should be so proud of who you are. You should be so proud of this game. You never lost belief. You went after it. Point after point, moment after moment. You are Canadian heroes,” Marsch concluded. Jesse Marsch, Head Coach of Canada, speaks with his players in a huddle after the team’s victory. Appointed just ahead of the 2024 Copa America, Marsch took the reins of the Canadian national team following a challenging stint with Leeds United in the English Premier League. After guiding the team to a fourth-place finish at the Copa America and a third-place finish in the Concacaf Nations League, this historic run on soccer’s grandest stage stands as his defining achievement. What’s next for Canada? The 2026 tournament marks Canada’s third World Cup appearance in history, and their first as a co-host, having entered the competition without ever advancing past the group stage, all while superstar Alphonso Davies was sidelined by injury. Even with the Bayern Munich star unavailable to start, Les Rouges defied the odds to finish second in Group B and reach the knockout rounds. The grueling win over South Africa ensures Canada will make its debut in the World Cup Round of 16, where the competition will only get stiffer. Their next match is scheduled for Saturday, July 4th, when they will face the winner of the heavyweight clash between the Netherlands and Morocco in Houston.
Real Madrid are going through summer rebuild right now, with the club expected to bring in at least two defenders in Ibrahima Konate and Denzel Dumfries.While Konate is a routine, like for like replac...
Although Mauricio Pochettino appeared to have reached an agreement with AC Milan, Oliver Glasner is reportedly emerging as the frontrunner to become the new head coach. Following a six-hour meeting, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is said to have made the Austrian coach his top choice. Following the dismissal of Massimiliano Allegri, AC Milan are preparing a rebuild of their sporting project in search of greater competitiveness. In recent weeks, Mauricio Pochettino appeared to be the favorite, reportedly reaching an agreement with the club. However, Oliver Glasner has reportedly overtaken him as the leading candidate. After a lengthy meeting with Zlatan Ibrahimović, the Austrian coach is moving ever closer to the Rossoneri. According to Alessandra Gozzini, via La Gazzetta dello Sport, Gerry Cardinale and Zlatan Ibrahimović met with Oliver Glasner in Germany for six hours. After this meeting, the Austrian coach has become the leading candidate, as his spells at Eintracht Frankfurt and Crystal Palace FC were notably successful. In addition, the style of play he implemented at those clubs aligns with the sporting project’s vision. While Bayer 04 Leverkusen had emerged as a strong contender for Glasner, they have already announced Carles Martínez Novell as their new head coach. As a result, the Rossoneri appear to have a clear path to reaching an agreement with Oliver. In addition, Oliver could take charge as soon as possible, something Mauricio Pochettino would not be able to do, as he must wait until the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup. If AC Milan fail to secure the arrival of Oliver Glasner soon, he could be tempted to remain in the Premier League. Following the reported departure of Marco Silva to SL Benfica, Fulham FC have reportedly identified the Austrian coach as their top priority, as per SportsBoom. Not only did he lead Crystal Palace FC to European competitions and trophies, but he also helped bring out the best version of several players, including Daniel Muñoz. Oliver Glasner, Manager of Crystal Palace, celebrates with the UEFA Conference League Trophy. Ralf Rangnick’s arrival could be crucial in convincing Oliver Glasner As one of the most impressive managers in the Premier League, Oliver Glasner may not be in a hurry to accept a new challenge. Instead, he could look to take on a more ambitious project, which is why he has reportedly not immediately accepted the proposal from AC Milan. Rather, he has supposedly decided to listen to the proposal presented by Cardinale and Ibrahimović. With this in mind, Ralf Rangnick’s arrival could be key to convincing Glasner. Given the inconsistency of the sporting project, Glasner could have serious doubts about moving to Serie A. Therefore, Rangnick’s arrival would give the Rossoneri greater long-term direction, as he not only influences signings, but also the coaching staff and youth academy. With this duo, AC Milan could receive a major boost in competitiveness. However, if Ramon Planes is appointed as sporting director, the Austrian coach could have serious doubts.
Set to face Ivory Coast for France's first pre-World Cup friendly, coach Didier Deschamps addressed Kylian Mbappe and William Saliba's status. Didier Deschamps has already turned his full attention to the 2026 World Cup, with France entering the tournament as one of the favorites after reaching the last two finals. With the opening pre-tournament friendly just around the corner, the head coach weighed in on the fitness and mindset of both Kylian Mbappe and William Saliba. Both players closed out the 2025-26 club season on a difficult note. Mbappe endured a trophyless year at Real Madrid and faced sustained criticism from the club’s own supporters, while Saliba, despite being a cornerstone of Arsenal’s Premier League title triumph, was left to process the disappointment of the Champions League final defeat and a late injury setback that has been a source of concern for Les Bleus. Asked about Mbappe at Wednesday’s press conference, Deschamps was emphatic in his support of the captain: “Listen: Kylian is in great shape. Physically and psychologically. I talk with him, and he has also had the chance to speak with the players because he is the captain. I will tell you again: there are the clubs, okay, but the national team is different. Kylian has an experience that the others don’t. This is his third World Cup, and a World Cup is difficult. He is doing very well.“ On Saliba and the back injury that has kept him sidelined, the coach was more measured. “William is doing well. If we had needed to play on Thursday, he would have played. But he will not play. I will be required to manage the playing time, to distribute it, even if that goes against our collective chemistry. All 26 players are in good condition. This preparation match is a stepping stone, with another one coming up in four days against Northern Ireland.“ 𝗗𝗲́𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗽𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗡𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗲𝘀 ! Les Bleus affronteront la Côte d’Ivoire demain à 21h10 sur TF1 🇫🇷🇨🇮 pic.twitter.com/gSE6o9AD3M— Equipe de France ⭐⭐ (@equipedefrance) June 3, 2026 France‘s first pre-tournament friendly is set for Thursday, June 5, against Ivory Coast at the Stade de La Beaujoire – Louis Fonteneau in Nantes. Deschamps has spoken highly of the Ivorian side, describing them as one of the best national teams both in Africa and globally, a challenge he expects will put Les Bleus through their paces. When it comes to the lineup, France are expected to field a strong side with Mbappe set to start, while players who featured in the Champions League final are likely to be managed carefully with limited minutes. With Saliba ruled out of Thursday’s match, Deschamps is expected to pair Dayot Upamecano and Ibrahima Konate at center back, with Jules Kounde on the right and Theo Hernandez on the left. Deschamps already thinking about his World Cup starting XI With the 2026 edition marking Deschamps’ final World Cup as France’s head coach after taking charge in 2012, the opportunity to close his tenure with a third title would be the ultimate send-off for a squad reaching its peak. Drawn into Group I alongside Senegal, Norway and Iraq, widely regarded as the tournament’s most difficult group, Les Bleus are guaranteed a stern test from the very first game. With fewer than two weeks until the tournament opener against Senegal on June 16, Deschamps acknowledged that he already has a starting XI in mind, even if he is not ready to reveal it. “Of course I have it in my head. Yes. But you never know. There will be two matches between now and then, and things can happen too. They all want to be starters. We will be vigilant about the frustration that this can create. Also, due to the specific conditions in the United States and the gap between each match, we will gather other insights. You, too, might have a little idea,” he said.
After several months of negotiations, Ibrahima Konaté has left Liverpool FC as a free agent. As a result, the Reds are reportedly looking to reinforce their defense by targeting Joel Ordóñez, preparing a $54 million deal with Club Brugge KV. Ibrahima Konaté became as one of the best defenders in the Premier League, shining as the ideal partner of Virgil van Dijk. Despite his great importance in the squad, he has decided to leave Liverpool as a free agent after several months of negotiations. Following this, they will be forced to strengthen their defensive line. With this in mind, Joel Ordóñez reportedly emerges as an option in a €54 million move. According to Graeme Bailey, via teamTALK, the Reds have identified Joel Ordóñez as a major transfer target for the summer of 2026. At just 22 years old, the Ecuadorian defender is already an undisputed starter for Club Brugge KV, which is why his transfer is valued at around $55 million. Despite this, his price could increase further if he becomes a starter and shines at the 2026 World Cup. His athleticism, vision, and defensive aggression make him a strong candidate. As a highly promising player, Joel Ordóñez is reportedly attracting interest from more than just Liverpool in the Premier League. As reported by teamTALK, Chelsea and Manchester City are also closely monitoring the Ecuadorian defender. With several competitors in the race and the 2026 World Cup approaching, the Reds may need to move quickly to secure his signing before his value continues to rise and a deal becomes more complicated. Liverpool have several defensive reinforcements on their radar Liverpool FC are coming off a rather disappointing season. Because of this, numerous changes have taken place within the squad, suggesting that further investment may be needed. However, the defensive line appears set to be one of the most heavily reinforced areas, as not only will Jérémy Jacquet join the team, but another defensive signing may be required. With this in mind, not only is Joel Ordóñez being linked with the club, but several other players as well. Micky van de Ven of Tottenham Hotspur, Antonio Silva of SL Benfica and Ousmane Diomande of Sporting CP. With Iraola’s arriving as the new head coach, the Reds are looking to strengthen their defensive line, once again adding Micky van de Ven of Tottenham Hotspur to the list. Despite this, he could leave for a massive transfer fee, complicating his arrival. Because of this, António Silva of SL Benfica and Ousmane Diomande of Sporting CP have also been added, making it clear that efforts will be made in the summer of 2026, reports Graeme Bailey via teamTALK. As one of the most decisive areas, Liverpool FC have decided not to move forward with any of the mentioned candidates yet, as they already have two young prospects in Giovanni Leoni and Jérémy Jacquet. With this in mind, Iraola could need a defender with guaranteed experience at the elite level, something only Van de Ven offers. Because of this, the Reds could make the decision after the 2026 World Cup, as a decisive factor.
Amid Real Madrid CF’s presidential election process, Ibrahima Konaté has reportedly reached an agreement to reinforce the team's defensive line. However, the arrival of the French defender would be linked to the victory of Florentino Pérez as president. Ibrahima Konaté appeared determined to renew his contract with Liverpool FC, but a reported issue regarding bonuses led him to leave as a free agent. As a result, he has supposedly reached an agreement on a four-year contract to reinforce Real Madrid’s defense. Despite this, the French defender would not arrive immediately, as the move would depend on Florentino Pérez winning Los Blancos’ presidential election. According to Fabrizio Romano and Nicolò Schira, via X, formerly Twitter, Ibrahima Konaté has already reached an agreement to become Real Madrid’s marquee defensive signing. For this, the Frenchman would sign a four-year contract plus an optional additional year, worth €10 million per season. However, his signing would reportedly be used as part of Florentino Pérez’s presidential campaign strategy, meaning his arrival would be conditioned on his re-election. After the departure of David Alaba and the inconsistencies of Dean Huijsen, Los Blancos would see Konaté’s arrival as a complete defensive boost. As one of Liverpool’s most consistent players, the 27-year-old defender would arrive to form the starting center-back partnership with Antonio Rüdiger. In addition, this could cast doubt on the future of Raúl Asencio, as he has lost prominence and could be transferred to open up space in the defensive line. Alongside Ibrahima Konaté, Real Madrid could turn to Joan Martínez as the fifth center-back, serving as the replacement for Éder Militão in case of injuries. At just 18 years old, he could rotate between the first team and Real Madrid Castilla. With José Mourinho emerging as the possible new head coach, the team could return to having heavy rotation in defense, helping maintain competitiveness across all competitions. Ibrahima Konate of Liverpool during the Premier League match. Konaté could arrive with Dumfries to revamp Madrid’s defense Real Madrid CF have decided to carry out an overhaul of their sporting project, with José Mourinho emerging as the new head coach. In addition, Ibrahima Konaté appears set to become the club’s new defender if Florentino Pérez is re-elected as president. Far from being the only two changes for next season, Los Blancos are also reportedly targeting Denzel Dumfries as their new right-back. As per Matteo Moretto, via MARCA, Los Blancos are looking to strengthen the squad following the departure of Dani Carvajal, seeking direct competition for Trent Alexander-Arnold. Because of this, Denzel Dumfries has emerged as the main target, as Inter Milan appear open to his sale in the summer of 2026. As an experienced player, José Mourinho could bring out his best version immediately as he looks to rebuild the defensive line.
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