Pele once marked two English names, who played for Arsenal and Manchester United, as being 'fantastic' footballers with pen ...

In the first of a two-part interview, Xavi Hernandez talks of his football obsession, ambitions and what he knows of Europe's ...

From legends like Pelé and Maradona to modern icons Messi and Ronaldo, this is the ultimate countdown of the finest players ...

Argentine legend Diego Maradona once shut Cristiano Ronaldo up for calling himself the best player in history.

Al-Wehda winger Youssef Amyn recently shared a surreal experience that many young players can only dream of: playing against Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldinho is a Brazil and FC Barcelona legend, exuding his love for the game whenever he stepped on a football pitch. The 2005 Ballon d'Or winner is regarded one of the most technical gifted players ...

Pele often played off the striker and paused to feed balls ... (3) Paul Scholes Paul Scholes was revered by some of the best players in history for his passing talent, with Ronaldinho once saying: "I ...

Before the Argentine midfielder scored for Inter Miami in Minnesota United’s 4-1 win in St. Paul, Pele was that trailblazer when he and the New York Cosmos came to Bloomington in 1976.

Bingham selected Whiteside in the nation’s opening Group 5 clash with Yugoslavia, ensuring he would overtake the legendary Pele as the World Cup’s youngest-ever player at 17 years and 41 days.

(Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images) That same summer, Florentino Perez was also eyeing Ronaldinho, who was still playing for PSG. But bringing in both Beckham and Ronaldinho wasn’t possible for ...

Number selection holds deep significance for athletes across all sports. LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers initially wore No. 23 to honor his idol, Michael Jordan, but later switched to No. 6 ...