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Kylian Mbappé investment to hit Rock bottom

 Antony is thriving at Real Betis, providing another assist with a brilliant run that set up Isco. The former Manchester United winger struggled at Old Trafford but has quickly found confidence in Spain. His performances suggest he may be rediscovering his best form. 



Kylian Mbappe warned his bought football club caen is ‘dying and will die’ following surprise visit after sacking caen boss. 


Marcus Rashford has enjoyed an immediate lift in his performances since joining Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United for the rest of the season. Chelsea fans serious impressed by the ‘mindset’ of Enzo Maresca after his latest comments, ‘that’s the mentality now’

Maresca said via The Daily Mail: “I’ve never lacked ambition. I’m not here to survive, I’m here to win games. I’m here to bring this club to fight for titles. Arsenal have injuries. (Manchester) City have injuries. We are going to try our best to win games, even with the amount of injuries we have.”

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