Liam Rosenior
February 2026
Chelsea won 3-1 at Wolves for Rosenior’s fourth straight Premier League win, driven by Cole Palmer’s first-half hat-trick, though Rosenior warned standards dropped after halftime. Rosenior praised Chelsea’s first-half pressing, passing, and patterns, then criticized cheap giveaways and sloppiness that invited Wolves pressure in the second half. He flagged Leeds as the next tough test on Tuesday.
Kai Rooney
January 2026
Kai Rooney scored four goals against Norwich Under-16s as Manchester United won 6-4 in a Premier League Cup semi-final, continuing his strong youth-season form and fueling first-team long-term buzz. Rooney posted the match ball on Instagram after the game. Carrick had attended his Old Trafford youth debut in January, where the crowd chanted his surname, while Kai reiterated he wants to be judged on his own path.
Pep Guardiola
January 2026
Guardiola argued Tottenham’s first goal should not have stood after a contentious contact in the build-up/finish, as City blew a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2. City led through Cherki and Semenyo, then Solanke scored twice to level; Guardiola said similar contact by a defender on a striker is given as a penalty, and pointed to inconsistency in Premier League officiating.
Benjamin Šeško
January 2026
Šeško said Carrick has raised United’s work rate and collective defending, helping fuel a perfect three-game run, and described his late winner as a personal dream moment. United conceded a late equaliser, then Šeško turned and hit the top corner minutes later; he said Carrick’s message is freedom with increased off-ball effort and spacing discipline; his recent scoring form has accelerated with four goals in four games.
Liam Rosenior
January 2026
Chelsea came from 2-0 down to beat West Ham 3-2, with Rosenior saying he would have booed the first-half performance. West Ham led via Bowen and Summerville. Chelsea levelled through a Pedro header and Cucurella from close range, then Fernandez scored the winner. Rosenior credited the fans for the second half and said results (six wins from seven) are the only way to win them over.
Harry Kane, Bayern Munich
January 2026
Bayern drew 2-2 at Hamburg, with Kane and Bayern unhappy with officiating and multiple penalty appeals after a first-half spot-kick went against them. Kimmich tripped Remberg for a Hamburg penalty that Kane protested; Hamburg converted. Bayern responded with goals from Kane and Diaz, but conceded an equaliser from Vuskovic’s header. Post-match, Kane criticised the referee despite Bayern’s later appeals being waved away.
Cristiano Ronaldo
January 2026
Al-Nassr won 1-0 to stay in the title race and Ronaldo posted a focus message despite not scoring, with the gap to leaders Al-Hilal down to five points after 17 games. The match was decided by an own goal, with Al-Nassr controlling the game and Ronaldo emphasizing concentration and incremental progress in a social media post.
Mohamed Salah
January 2026
Salah’s latest league start ended in defeat, leaving him on the losing side in seven of his last eight Premier League starts, matching a negative Liverpool record previously associated with Kuyt. Salah returned from the Africa Cup of Nations and started immediately, but Liverpool lost again as their domestic form continued to slide, worsening pressure on Slot’s title defence.
Endrick
January 2026
Real Madrid loanee Endrick scored a hat-trick in Lyon’s 5-2 win over Metz, continuing a strong start in France after limited chances in Madrid. He opened scoring early, added a second in first-half stoppage time, and completed the hat-trick with a late penalty. The report frames the loan as a reset after Endrick’s lack of minutes under Alonso and a long Madrid goal drought since April 2025.
