The Goal portal has published a list of the 25 best Premier League players of the 21st century

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October 18, 2024

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The Goal portal has published a list of the 25 best Premier League players of the 21st century

The Goal portal has compiled a rating of the best football players nuclear submarine in the 21st century.

25. Yaya Toure (Manchester City) – 230 games, 60 goals, 33 assists.

24. Francesco Fabregas (Arsenal, Chelsea) – 350 games, 50 goals, 118 assists.

23. Luis Suarez (Liverpool) – 133 games, 82 goals, 34 assists.

22. Ashley Cole (Arsenal, Chelsea) – 384 games, 15 goals, 38 assists.

21. Petr Cech (Chelsea, Arsenal) – 443 games, 367 goals conceded, 207 clean sheets.

20. Virgil van Dijk (Southampton, Liverpool) – 271 games, 22 goals, 8 assists.

19. Erling Holland (Manchester City) – 73 games, 73 goals, 12 assists.

18. Harry Kane (Tottenham) – 320 games, 213 goals, 47 assists.

17. John Terry (Chelsea, Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa) – 492 games, 41 goals, 16 assists.

16. Rio Ferdinando (West Ham, Leeds, Manchester United, Queens Park Rangers) – 504 games, 11 goals, 7 assists.

15. Rhodri (Manchester City) – 174 games, 22 goals, 21 assists.

14. Didier Drogba (Chelsea) – 254 games, 104 goals, 64 assists.

13. Vincenzo Company (Manchester City) – 265 games, 18 goals, 8 assists.

12. Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – 245 games, 85 goals, 54 assists.

11. Sergio Agüero (Manchester City) – 275 games, 184 goals, 47 assists.

10. Davide Silva (Manchester City) – 309 games, 60 goals, 97 assists.

9. Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) – 236 games, 103 goals, 39 assists.

8. Patrick Vieira (Arsenal, Manchester City) – 307 games, 31 goals, 37 assists.

7. Mohamed Salah (Chelsea, Liverpool) – 270 games, 161 goals, 73 assists.

6. Frank Lampard (West Ham, Chelsea, Manchester City) – 611 games, 177 goals, 113 assists.

5. Steven Gerard (Liverpool) – 504 games, 121 goals, 97 assists.

4. Kevin De Bruyne (Chelsea, Manchester City) – 264 games, 69 goals, 115 assists.

3. Wayne Rooney (Everton, Manchester United) – 491 games, 208 goals, 108 assists.

2. Paul Scholes (Manchester United) – 499 games, 107 goals, 60 assists.

1. Thierry Henry (Arsenal) – 258 games, 175 goals, 75 assists.

Previously, the FourFourTwo website had published a ranking of the best English players of the 2000s.

Source: Soccer Ru

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Infantino: This will be the biggest world championship in history

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December 23, 2025

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Infantino: This will be the biggest world championship in history

FIFA President Gianni Infantino spoke about the upcoming 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the US, Canada and Mexico.

“FIFA is the official leader of happiness for humanity.

This will be the biggest world championship in history. This is much more than just a sporting approach. This is simply the greatest decline in human history. It will be unique, prominent and unique.

Stadiums attract these millions of people. Another two, three or even many times more people came to the US, Canada and Mexico to capture the atmosphere of the World Cup. The house tournament is played for six billion dollars. That’s 104 Super Bowls in one month,” Infantino said.

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Koloskov appreciated the decision to approve Gusev as Dynamo’s head coach

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December 23, 2025

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Koloskov appreciated the decision to approve Gusev as Dynamo’s head coach

The management of the Moscow football club Dynamo made the right choice by appointing him as the head coach of the team. Roland Gusev. This opinion was expressed by the honorary president of the Russian Football Federation (RFU) Vyacheslav Koloskov.

Gusev was appointed manager until the end of the season. Previously, he held the role of head coach following the departure of Valery Karpin from the club, who left his post as coach of the blue and whites on November 17.

“We can only be happy that such an important club for Russian football has made this decision. We can only wish good luck to Rolan Gusev. This is the right choice, as the position of head coach is fundamental in the team’s preparation and performance,” Koloskov said.

“Gusev is already a proven person for the club. He has worked twice as a coach and in terms of results, everything worked out for him. I can congratulate Rolan Gusev and expect further success from him for the Moscow Dynamo football club,” he added.

This season, under the leadership of Gusev, the blue and white reached the semi-finals of the Russian Premier League (RPL)” of the Russian Cup, losing in the return match against Zenit St. Petersburg with a score of 0:1 (the first match was 3:1). In the national championship, Dynamo beat Dynamo Makhachkala (3:0), lost to Akhmat from Grozny (1:2) and drew with the capital’s Spartak (1:1). At the end of last season, Gusev was already Dynamo’s coach after the resignation of Marcel Licka. Then the team led by Gusev achieved three victories and suffered one defeat RPL.

Dynamo is in 10th place in the Russian Premier League table (RPL), scoring 21 points in 18 games.

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Talalaev said he is against the sale of any Baltika players

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Talalaev said he is against the sale of any Baltika players

Head coach of the Kaliningrad football club “Baltika” Andrei Talalaev will be against the sale of any player from his team. Talalaev spoke about it to Sport Express.

Formerly agent of defender Baltika Vladislava Sausya Andrei Talaev allowed the footballer to leave Baltika this winter.

“In principle, I am against selling any of my players,” Talalaev said. “But at the same time, I’m not a supporter of discussing relocation plans in the press. So this is all someone’s speculation.”

After the first part of the season in the World Cup – Russian Premier League, Baltika is in fifth place in the table, having scored 35 points in 18 matches. The roster of the Kaliningrad club is one of the cheapest in the national championship.

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