One of football’s most iconic entertainers is preparing for an unexpected comeback.At 46 years old, Ronaldinho has decided to lace up his boots once again after agreeing to join Italian Serie C side Ravenna. The Brazilian great has been away from professional football for more than a decade, having last played for Fluminense before leaving the club in September 2015.Ronaldinho has signed for Serie C side Ravenna, more than a decade after retiring 🤯 pic.twitter.com/C9SkZAfrkt— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) June 24, 2026 The surprise move became official on Wednesday, with Ronaldinho expressing his excitement about returning to the game.”New colours, same smile,” said Ronaldinho. ”I cannot wait to dance with the ball and write a beautiful new story with [Ravenna owner] Ignazio Cipriani and the Cipriani family. Football has always been joyful for me, and I’m excited to bring that spirit to Ravenna. Let the magic begin!”Widely regarded as one of the most gifted players football has ever seen, Ronaldin..

The journey to the 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two National Championships in Thika has entered a crucial stage following the confirmation of venues and dates for the regional championships.This year’s regional games will carry added significance as schools seek to dethrone defending champions across various disciplines while securing slots at the national championships, scheduled for 26 July to 2 August in Kiambu County. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9814279##The unpredictability of school sports has already been evident during the qualification process, with 2025 national boys’ football champions St. Joseph’s Boys Kitale failing to reach this year’s regional championships after being eliminated by St. Anthony’s Kitale in the Trans Nzoia County finals.Regional action across all eight regions will get underway in the Rift Valley Region, where schools will converge at Narok High School from 6-11 July. The following day, competitions will begin simultaneously in the Weste..

Brazil secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Scotland on Wednesday, but the biggest story of the night was the long-awaited return of Neymar to international football.The veteran forward made his first appearance for the Selecao in nearly three years. Brazil’s all-time leading scorer, with 79 goals in 129 matches, had not represented his country since the World Cup qualifying clash against Uruguay on October 17, 2023.The stadium went absolutely crazy as Neymar returned. 🇧🇷🤩Definitely the best video you’ll see today. pic.twitter.com/5ffBCYRn8c— MC (@CrewsMat10) June 25, 2026 ript>That match proved to be a turning point, as Neymar suffered a serious knee injury, tearing both his ACL and meniscus. The setback marked the beginning of a frustrating period filled with fitness problems and lengthy spells on the sidelines.Despite concerns surrounding his condition, Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti included the 34-year-old in his World Cup squad. A calf issue prevented Neymar from featuring in the ..

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup captivates audiences across the United States, Mexico and Canada, it has also reignited conversations about Kenya’s unique connection to football’s biggest spectacle.While Harambee Stars are still pursuing a historic first appearance at the global showpiece, Kenya’s presence at the World Cup has not been entirely absent.##NAJAVA_MECA_9814279##Over the years, a select group of footballers with Kenyan roots have featured at the tournament while representing other nations, carrying with them stories of migration, identity, resilience and global success.Their journeys span continents and cultures, illustrating how Kenyan heritage has quietly but significantly found its place on football’s grandest stage.From Belgium and Sweden to Australia and Austria, these four players have ensured that Kenya’s footprint can be found in the history of the FIFA World Cup.Gor Mahia raid AFC Leopards again as Humphrey Katasi completes switchDivock Origi: The Kenyan-Belgian who ann..

FKF Premier League (FKFPL) Most Valuable Player (MVP) Enoch Morrison’s transfer from Gor Mahia to Sudanese giants Al Merrikh continues to elicit mixed reactions, especially after it emerged that the move was completed on a free transfer.The Ghanaian midfielder established himself as one of the most dependable players in the K’Ogalo squad over the past two seasons and endeared himself to the club’s faithful.##NAJAVA_MECA_9814279##Morrison was one of the players who helped the club regain the FKFPL title from Kenya Police FC and, for his efforts, was named the league’s MVP and Midfielder of the Season. His impressive form ultimately earned him a move to Sudan.With the club preparing to compete in the CAF Champions League (CAF CL), they had hoped to retain their best players but will now have to do so without Morrison, who opted to leave the club.While the majority of fans are not opposed to his transfer, it has once again put the Gor Mahia management under the spotlight, with supporters ..

Gor Mahia have once again dipped into AFC Leopards’ ranks during the transfer window, this time securing the signature of goalkeeper Humphrey Katasi.The move marks the second time in less than a year that K’Ogalo have signed a key player from their arch-rivals, following the acquisition of midfielder Lewis Bandi, who also made the controversial switch across the divide.##NAJAVA_MECA_9814303##Katasi has been in negotiations with Gor Mahia over the past few days and has now completed a move to the record Kenyan champions, bringing an end to his three-year stay at AFC Leopards.”Katasi is officially a Gor Mahia player. He has signed his contract with the club. He is a goalkeeper we rate highly and one we believe will add strong competition within the department. The coaching staff are delighted to have him on board,” a source within the Gor Mahia camp told Mozzart Sport.Gor Mahia turn to Ugandan midfielder in bid to replace Enock MorrisonThe goalkeeper enjoyed an impressive 2025/26 campaig..