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Carlo Ancelotti during a training session with the Brazil national team, the highest-paid international coach in the world on ten million euros a year
National teams2 October 2026

Ancelotti is the highest-paid national team coach with €10m a year at Brazil

German newspaper Bild has published the salary list of national team coaches and Carlo Ancelotti tops it with ten million euros a year in charge of Brazil. Jürgen Klopp sits second with seven million at Germany and Luis de la Fuente is fifth on five million after winning the World Cup with Spain. The gap between the best and tenth best paid coach is more than six million euros.

varelavarela·5 min read
Exterior view of the Football Association headquarters in England, the governing body that has reacted to the Manchester City verdict
Manchester CityPremier League2 October 2026

FA warns Man City verdict has serious implications for football's integrity

The Football Association says the independent commission's ruling against Manchester City has significant implications for the integrity of the game. English football's governing body confirmed it is carefully reviewing the decision and will act when appropriate. City were found guilty of all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial rules between 2009-10 and 2017-18.

MattMattVerified account·5 min read
Portugal head coach Jorge Jesus gestures on the touchline during the match against Denmark in Copenhagen.
National teams2 October 2026

Jorge Jesus breaks silence on Cristiano Ronaldo: "My conscience is completely clear"

Portugal cruised past Denmark (2-4) and extended their perfect start in World Cup qualifying. After the match, head coach Jorge Jesus avoided going deep into Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from the squad in Copenhagen and made clear he will not hide from the debate when the time comes. Next Sunday, October 4, in Porto could be a defining moment for the captain's international future.

InfoBlaugranaInfoBlaugranaVerified account·5 min read
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak talks with Andy Burnham at the Etihad Stadium in 2019.
Manchester CityPremier League2 October 2026

Downing Street says Man City not above the rules after Burnham backlash

Downing Street has moved to clarify the government's position after Andy Burnham caused controversy by admitting he would be concerned if Manchester City's owners sold the club. The prime minister said the ruling against the club is serious and nobody should be considered above the rules. City, found guilty of most of the 115 financial charges, are preparing their appeal.

NatillaNatilla·6 min read