Shina Oludare

RB Salzburg midfielder Frans Kratzig reflects on the team's experience at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, emphasizing the lessons learned and the importance of facing top-level opponents. Despite mixed results, Kratzig believes the tournament was crucial in the team's growth and preparation for the upcoming season. Looking ahead, RB Salzburg aims to bounce back stronger in the 2025-26 campaign.

Former Dortmund star Otto Addo is optimistic about the club’s future after a challenging 2024-25 season, urging star striker Guirassy to stay. Addo believes the team, who secured Champions League qualification, has the quality to improve and succeed next year.

Nigeria's Maduka Okoye hails Udinese’s improved 2024-25 season, credits coach Runjaic, and eyes Premier League return. Okoye praises Udinese's performance and his personal growth. Despite a successful season, he hasn't ruled out a return to England but is currently happy at Udinese.

Nigeria's Samuel Chukwueze criticizes AC Milan's disappointing 2024-25 season due to managerial changes. Despite transfer rumors, he is determined to stay and succeed in Serie A, inspired by the club's history. Chukwueze aims to make his mark and contribute to Milan's success in the future.

Despite Nantes' tough season, Moses Simon is content to stay but open to a move. The Nigerian international highlights his impressive performances and urges the club to sign experienced players. Paris FC has expressed interest in him, presenting a potential €12 million offer. Simon emphasizes the club's need for quality additions to regain its competitive position.

Mutiu Adepoju warns Real Madrid faces a tough challenge in the Champions League following a 3-0 loss to Arsenal. He discusses their La Liga title hopes, relying on Barcelona's form, and dismisses any crisis despite recent struggles. Madrid must score at least four goals against Arsenal to reach the semi-finals.