Modric not obsessed with award
Luka Modric insisted he was not obsessed with possibly winning the Best FIFA Men’s Player award as he lamented Croatia’s performance against Spain. You may also like
Silva pondering international retirement
David Silva is pondering bringing his remarkable international career with Spain to a close and plans to seek advice from his Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola. You may also like
Mbappe reveals World Cup injury struggles
France superstar Kylian Mbappe played the final two games of their triumphant World Cup campaign with a back injury. You may also like
Kaka: Unfair to pin Brazil blame on Neymar
Brazil great Kaka believes Neymar attracts disproportionate criticism and should not be blamed for the country’s underwhelming World Cup campaign. You may also like
Kaka backs Tite after ‘excellent’ World Cup
Tite remains the man to lead Brazil to World Cup glory in 2022 despite suffering a quarter-final exit at Russia 2018, according to former Selecao great Kaka. You may also like
Pogba’s pre-Argentina World Cup speech revealed
Paul Pogba delivered an inspiring speech before France’s World Cup last-16 win over Argentina, telling his teammates ‘today we kill them, Messi or no Messi’. You may also like
10 World Cup star signings who turned out to be failures
The World Cup offers players the chance to shine on the world’s biggest stage. If they are able to perform they are often thrust into the limelight with a big move once the tournament is done, but it doesn’t always work out as planned. You may also like
10 things we will all remember about World Cup 2018
The 2018 Fifa World Cup has come and gone but the events over the last month will live long in the memory of those who enjoyed all the action. You may also like
Goal-laden final adds to staggering World Cup stats
The Opta data reveal a number of records and outstanding statistics that underpin World Cup 2018’s claim to being one of the best ever. You may also like
World Cup Team of the Tournament
SportsClub selects the World Cup team of the Tournament as France’s World Cup Champions make their mark, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
