FC Barcelona, the best team in the world these past few years, with one of the greatest sides ever – Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol, Pique and it goes on. We began our Top Scorers project with Manchester United, and we continue with the Spanish and European Champions. As you’ve probably guessed, Messi, despite being only 24, is here. More
Awesome gallery of Italian (and one from Spain) sport stars, including Andre Pirlo and Francesco Totti, from a campaign done by the Sky Sport Italy welcoming in the new season. More
Samuel Eto’o might be joining Anzhi Makhachkala of Russia. For how much you say? €20 Million a year. Making him the highest paid footballer in the world. Heck, besides Alex Rodriguez, he might be the highest paid athlete in the world in team sports. He’ll have famous company there, for example Roberto Carlos, who’s earning peanuts compared to what Eto’o has coming. More
More hot days, and more players joining the rumor mill – Hottest right now are Alexis Sanchez (Udinese) and Luka Modric (Spurs), but they’re not the only ones attracting big names and big bucks. More
With all the leagues around Europe now over, we take a look at the top 5 leagues in Europe – The English Premier League, the Spanish La Liga, the Italian Serie A, French Ligue 1 and the German Bundesliga, bringing you the top scorers from them. You guessed right – It’s another Messi-Ronaldo top 2 finish. More
Part VI, our final chapter in our best-by-position in soccer posts – The top 6 strikers in the world. More
Another month has passed, and as fans are still buzzing about Barcelona’s 5-0 win over Real this Monday, the turn of the month is a good chance to see who’s ruling the scoring charts in the Premiership, Bundesliga, La Liga, Ligue 1 and the Serie A. More
A few words on the Milan derby, Juve – Roma, crap Manchester Derby, Fernando Torres hitting his form and thumbs up to Dortmund. More
As the winter creeps around the continent, it’s time to start with our monthly check up on the the top scorers across Europe from it’s five best leagues – England, Germany, Spain, Italy and France. More
Nothing photographs better than the agony of defeat, so here’s our selection of the best photos showing players going through the tragedy of their World Cup dream ending with crying, tears or just a painful and excruciating look on their faces. More