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Before the 2026 World Cup, hardly anyone had heard of Ayyoub Bouaddi. The young midfielder has quickly established himself as one of the brightest young talents in world football, and the fact that he has done it on the biggest stage speaks volumes about his quality.Today, the 18-year-old is known as a Morocco international and a target for Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City. However, just three months ago, he was a France U-21 international!🇫🇷 March: Ayyoub Bouaddi represented France U21.🇲🇦 June: Ayyoub Bouaddi represents Morocco NT.After his top performance in the World Cup debut. all top European clubs want to have 𝐀𝐲𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐛 𝐁𝐨𝐮𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐢 (𝟏𝟖,𝐂𝐌) in their team. 😍 pic.twitter.com/6zcsJtl5KX— Pro Future Stars (@ProFutureStars1) June 14, 2026 Tonight, exactly 101 days after his last appearance for Les Bleus, Bouaddi will face their senior side wearing the Atlas Lions shirt (23.00), and he’ll be out to prove a point.Just three months before tonight’s World Cup quarter-final, France and Morocco..

Kenyan internationals Austin Odhiambo, Teddy Akumu, and Masoud Juma celebrated their first trophy together in Lebanese football after helping Nejmeh SC defeat Al Hikma 2-0 to win the Lebanese FA Cup on Wednesday evening.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe final, played at Fouad Chehab Stadium, saw Nejmeh produce a composed display to overcome Al Hikma and end a difficult campaign on a high note.##NAJAVA_MECA_9837947##Goals from Ali El Fadl and an own goal by an Al Hikma defender, one in each half, sealed a deserved victory and handed the Beirut-based club another major domestic honor.For the three Harambee Stars players, the triumph marked a special milestone as they lifted their first trophy together since joining the Lebanese giants.Midfielder Akumu and striker Masoud were both named in the starting line-up and completed the entire 90 minutes, playing crucial roles.Akumu controlled the midfield with his experience and composure, while Juma led the attack throughout the en..

Kenya Police chairman Nyale Munga has read the riot act to his team, following a disastrous 2025/26 season that saw them end the season without winning a single trophy.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe law enforcers, in the recently-concluded campaign, failed to defend the league title, before finishing as runners up in the 2026 Mozzart Bet Cup, following a 2-1 defeat to Tusker FC.Speaking during the Kenya Police Gala Awards dinner held at a Nairobi Hotel on Tuesday 7 July, Munga issued irreducible minimums for the team ahead of the new season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9838367##“We finished third in the FKFPL. This will never happen again. I am not going to lead a club that competes for second, third or those lower positions. We have put everything in place and must win the league and the Mozzart Bet Cup,” said Munga.Munga, who is a Senior Assistant Inspector General of Police (SAIG), and Commandant of the Kenya Police Main Campus, Kiganjo went ahead to insist that he will be demandi..

It used to be common knowledge that the best football academy in Europe was Ajax’s. Barcelona’s La Masia may not have produced the highest quantity of players, but it consistently delivered exceptional quality. In recent years, however, Real Madrid have also begun to reap the rewards of their work with young talents. Even though the Madrid giants rarely produce youngsters who go on to become first-team regulars in a squad filled with some of the world’s best players, they have become extremely successful at generating significant transfer income from them.Liverpool bound! Former Real forward is Iraola’s first signingThis transfer window is a perfect example. Real Madrid signed Marc Cucurella for 55 million euros, Denzel Dumfries for 20 million, and paid another 15 million to appoint Jose Mourinho. Bernardo Silva and Ibrahima Konate arrived on free transfers, so they are not part of this calculation. The calculation shows that the transfer fees for those first three acquisitions have ef..

A match that will be talked about forever. Some will celebrate a magnificent comeback, while others will remain convinced that referee Francois Letexier robbed them. That is the lasting impression of the match between Argentina and Egypt. The Egyptians had not calmed down even after the final whistle (head coach Hossam Hassan said he would not watch another World Cup match for the rest of the tournament), and they were still furious with the referees the following day. The Pharaohs believe that several key decisions went against them, including the incident involving Ziko’s goal, which was disallowed by VAR for a foul committed much earlier in the move. Shortly afterward, Egypt was not awarded a penalty following a foul by Alexis Mac Allister, and moments later Argentina scored the winning goal.’They wanted Messi to stay!’: Egypt explode after Argentina escapeThe Egyptian FA released a statement in which they thanked Egyptian people around the world for their ‘unwavering support, loyal..