Although world-class football players emerge from every corner and continent of the world Europe continues to produce many of the top performers in this game. But, where the current crop of European football heroes slot into the long and decorated history of footballing icons from the continent is quite another question entirely.
During France’s early football years, names often seen coming up included teams like AS Saint-Etienne and FC Nantes.
Matt Le Tissier is without a doubt a Southampton icon. This football legend graced the game with his awesome talent for almost 20 years. But like so many famous players today, his history has a bit of a dark side. Matt was directly involved in a spread betting incident during his career. This scandal was […]
There’s no denying that football is a popular sport – in fact, it’s regarded as the most popular sport in the world, with an estimated 2 billion fans from across the planet. It is home to some of the biggest sporting events ever seen, and it remains a hub for incredibly skilled players.
There are a whole host of football youngsters just waiting for their chance. They have impressed at youth level and are starting to find themselves on the fringes of senior football. The following is a list of the rising stars of international football. These aspiring players are at the top young football talent which could […]
The Colombian professional football player, Radamel Falcao García Zárate, was born on 10 February 1986. Falcao plays as a forward for La Liga club Rayo Vallecano and frequently captains the Colombia national football team. He is nicknamed “El Tigre” which is Spanish for ‘The Tiger’ Falcao is often regarded as one of the top quality […]
Edson Arantes do Nascimento was born on 23 October 1940. He is known as Pelé and is a Brazilian former professional footballer. Pelé played as a forward. He is seen as one of the best players of all time and is labelled ‘the greatest’ by FIFA and was amongst the most successful and popular sports […]
Football, also commonly referred to as soccer by the American audience, is still the most popular game played in the world. 3.5 billion fans throughout the world and more than 5 thousand professional clubs, it would be futile to try and count how many games are played every week.
The world is confusing enough as is, so what happens when two completely different sports end up being called the same thing? That’s right, we’re talking about football. So, what is football? The answer will depend on who you ask – making it all the more confusing.
The landscape of football is changing. Gone are the days of the Cristiano Ronaldo/Lionel Messi domination era. There are new, fresh faces on the block who are quickly becoming the best players in the world.