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Nacho is expected to leave Real Madrid after 23 years with the club at the end of the season, per multiple reports. He currently has 24 trophies with Los Blancos. The 34-year-old could equal or overtake Marcelo’s record (25) if Madrid can win La Liga and the Champions League 🤍

❌ FA Cup: lost in semifinals to City ❌ EFL Cup: lost final to Liverpool ❌ Premier League: ninth place Another trophyless season in England for Mauricio Pochettino 🕸️

🚨BREAKING: Manchester United have finalized the appointment of Jason Wilcox as their new technical director after reaching an agreement on compensation with Southampton. [FabrizioRomano]

Harry Kane's debut Bayern season: 👕 41 games ⚽️ 40 goals 🎯 11 assists

Inter Miami all time goal scoring record count: Gonzalo Higuaín: 29 goals (record) Lionel Messi: 20 goals

Brentford's 5-1 victory over Luton is their biggest ever away win in the Premier League. It's just the second time they have won a PL game by four clear goals after their 4-0 victory over Manchester United in August 2022. 🐝

FT: Man City 1-0 Chelsea Man City have reached the FA Cup final in back-to-back seasons for the third time in their history: ◎ 1932/33 & 1933/34 ◎ 1954/955 & 1955/56 ◉ 2022/23 & 2023/24 They’ve never won the trophy in consecutive campaigns… 🏆

Mauricio Pochettino has lost every FA Cup semi-final that he has taken charge of during his managerial career: ◎ 2017: Chelsea 4-2 Tottenham ◎ 2018: Man Utd 2-1 Tottenham ◉ 2024: Man City 1-0 Chelsea Different club, same result. 🫠

Leandro Trossard has set a new personal best for goals in a Premier League season: ◉ 9 (2023/24) ◎ 8 (2022/23) ◎ 8 (2021/22) One more for double figures. 💪