Antonio Conte’s exit from Inter came as an undoubted shock to many across the Calcio land, let alone for the club’s faithfuls. It transpired within 24 hours and the aura at the Nerazzurri went from being euphoric to strained during that delicate time period. For some, this twist of fate…

The events that have so vehemently transpired over the last two days have left me dazed — very much like so many fans out there. Without sounding overly dramatic, the day has been a blur. An absolute whirlwind. …

Consider this a rant, or more like a diatribe against modern-day football and the multitude of flaws that it has nowadays. It is something that I’ve held back from doing over the last few weeks and months but it seems to have reached breaking point now. …

There is a feeling in France that Loic Bade and Facundo Medina could well be moving to bigger clubs soon.

Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche goes well in detail to talk about what self-identity is and how one should look to discover oneself. While he believes that using religion to seek one’s identity can be tough, doing that through expression and consumption of art can be much more effective. In this case…

French football might not be in a great spot financially but as always, it is still filled to the brim with talent that other leagues could look to poach at some point. …

Graham Potter’s project at Brighton seems to be taking a concrete shape after an initial season of transition. As a result of the improvement, a lot of Brighton players have stepped up a level. That includes Solly March, Adam Webster, Tariq Lamptey and multiple others. …

When a lot of clubs in the Premier League pride themselves on having an analytical approach to the game and the recruitment that goes with it, Brighton are an example which has intrigued many in the game. …

For someone who wasn’t lucky enough to have watched Diego Maradona play live or on television, it is significantly tough to describe what he meant to football and for football fans. …