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10 editions on this page · Stories 61–80Former Standard Liege coach Mircea Rednic confirms he has received two offers from abroad and is evaluating his options before returning to management.
Andrei Mărginean suffered a hip injury during Dinamo's 2-2 Superliga draw against CFR Cluj and will undergo an MRI to determine the severity.
Aleksandar Stanojević has been officially appointed as the new head coach of Partizan for the fourth time, following the mutual departure of Saša Ilić.
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Defender Mariusz Kutwa has signed a new deal with Wisła Kraków that runs until June 2028 with an option for a further year.
Czech goalkeeper Vítězslav Jaroš discussed the differences in confidence between Czech and English footballers, praised Bruno Fernandes as a complete player, and highlighted the professionalism of lower English leagues.
Leonarda Zorica, Ivona Hemen, and Hrvoje Hrkač represented the Croatian Football Federation at the UEFA Academy Summit in Lisbon, focusing on leadership and human factors in football.
CSKA sports director Valentin Iliev voiced frustration with officiating standards following his team's 2-0 win against Ludogorets, citing excessive yellow cards.
New KFC Komárno head coach Gregora said training would focus on shooting after his side failed to score in their most recent match.
Fehérvár FC has promoted assistant coach Bekő Balázs to head coach after the departure of Pető Tamás, with sports director Nikolics Nemanja confirming the internal appointment.
FCSB owner Gigi Becali rejected claims that supporter chants during the 4-1 win over Rapid were racist, while club official Mihai Stoica suggested playing without fans as a solution.
Slovenia will host Switzerland in Maribor instead of Ljubljana for their upcoming Nations League match after officials determined the pitch at Stožice stadium was unfit for play.
The Hellenic Football Federation Disciplinary Committee issued decisions including fines for GS Diagoras, Proodeftiki Neolaia, and others, while acquitting several parties.
Universitatea Craiova secured a dominant 5-0 away victory against Sepsi in the 13th round of the SuperLiga, with Assad Al Hamlawi and Simon Elisor each scoring two goals.
Bogdan Cosmescu argued that Steven Nsimba is superior to Assad Al-Hamlawi and questioned his absence from recent Universitatea Craiova matches.
The historic stadium of Corvinul Hunedoara has been demolished to allow construction of a new UEFA-compliant arena, with the team playing home matches in Petroșani for the next three years.
Inter coach Cristi Chivu celebrated his 46th birthday with a late comeback victory over Fiorentina that kept his team at the summit of Serie A.
CFR Cluj captain Ciprian Deac rejected claims that coach Marius Șumudică would resign if the club faces point deductions for financial issues, citing a strong working relationship.
Former Viitorul Constanța assistant Pere Romeu received the Women's Coach of the Year award at the 2026 Ballon d'Or ceremony in London after leading Barcelona Femení to domestic and European success.
FC Rapid issued a statement rejecting Gigi Becali's characterization of racist chants as a mere nickname, while CFR Cluj coach Marius Șumudică called for sanctions against clubs whose fans use ethnic insults.
Former Rapid captain Cristi Săpunaru engaged in a heated verbal dispute with club official Robert Niță and journalist Radu Naum following a 4-1 defeat to FCSB.
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