"It's impossible not to hear about it because everyone's talking about it. You're away from it, and whether you like it or not, you see it; even my friends tell me because they're out there all day looking at things."
This season, even if not finished yet, has been a huge step in the right direction for Milan. Massimiliano Allegri and his staff have helped create a foundation that the Rossoneri have been able to fall back on, while there is also a lot of optimism for the future.
In recent months and years, a lot has been said about Pulisic and how good his form has been. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about his first few months of 2026. Even with him suffering from an injury, he has been below the standard that we have come to expect of the man deemed Mr Reliable.
It was difficult for me because one, I had the Euros, which was horrendous for me mentally. I was there but I wasn't playing. Then I had the transfer stuff. With PSR, I thought I was going to leave at some point in the window. It didn't happen. I had to get my head around that to begin with, and then to get my head around it again was hard.
I was pretty surprised that Spurs let him go out on loan this year because of the squad they have and the lack of creativity we're now seeing lead to problems. I thought they'd keep him around.
Andy Robertson's future at Liverpool is entering a delicate and defining phase, sources close to the agents indsutry have informed CaughtOffside. With the Scottish captain moving into the final year of his contract, the summer of 2026 looms as a potential turning point in a career that has become synonymous with the club's modern golden era. Since arriving at Anfield in 2017, Robertson has played a pivotal role in Liverpool's resurgence, helping deliver Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup triumphs.
Clearly, Woltemade is an issue for Newcastle. They're trying to work out what's best for him. Is he a No.10? Probably not. They try and play him in more of a midfield role... you see he can't press, because he hasn't got the legs, he hasn't got the energy to do what Eddie Howe's teams have done which have made Newcastle successful over the years.
The video, captured by Spurs content creator Chris Cowlin, shows a frantic Tudor on the touchline repeatedly gesturing for Van de Ven to push the defensive line higher to squeeze the space between midfield and attack. Despite the manager's increasingly animated shouts, the defender pointedly refused to comply, maintaining his deep position. The footage has sparked outrage among the Spurs faithful, many criticising the centre-back for his actions.
