Darwin Núñez (Liverpool)
March 2025
Núñez admits he is struggling with form, scoring just once in his last 13 games, but insists he won’t give up.
The Uruguayan striker acknowledges the frustration of missed chances and Liverpool’s recent setbacks but remains committed to training hard and supporting his teammates.
Christian Eriksen, Manchester United
Summer 2025
Eriksen expects to leave United as a free agent but is not planning a return to Denmark.
The 33-year-old has not been offered a contract extension and is open to new opportunities abroad. He has made just 14 appearances under Ruben Amorim but remains focused on continuing his career outside Denmark.
Jordan Henderson (Ajax → England National Team)
March 2025 (World Cup Qualifiers)
England manager Thomas Tuchel has defended his decision to recall Henderson, emphasizing his leadership and winning mentality.
Despite being out of the squad for a year due to his move to Saudi Arabia and later Ajax, Tuchel believes Henderson’s presence is crucial for team culture and cohesion.
Dorival Jr, Brazil National Team
March 2025 (World Cup Qualifiers)
Brazil coach Dorival Jr insists the team is improving despite fan frustration over inconsistent performances.
The Selecao sit fifth in the qualifiers after two consecutive draws but aim to regain form against Colombia and Argentina. Dorival stresses the need for restructuring to find balance in attack and defense.
Joshua Kimmich, Bayern Munich
Confirmed on Thursday (March 2025)
Kimmich has signed a contract extension with Bayern until 2029, ending transfer speculation.
The 30-year-old cited the club’s environment and ambition as key factors in his decision. He remains a vital leader for Bayern, who are chasing another Bundesliga title and Champions League success.
Kylian Mbappé (France National Team, Real Madrid)
March 2025 (Nations League Quarterfinals)
Mbappé returns to the France squad after a six-month absence and acknowledges he mishandled the captaincy before.
The 26-year-old admits he didn’t unite the team in September but is focused on improving. He remains captain after discussions with Didier Deschamps.
Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool
Summer 2025
Van Dijk admits he has “no idea” about his future as contract talks remain unresolved.
The Liverpool captain remains focused on the title race and upcoming Carabao Cup final but acknowledges ongoing discussions behind the scenes.
Phil Jones, Mason Mount, Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
March 2025
Former United defender Phil Jones admits he felt “embarrassed” by his injury struggles and sympathizes with Mount and Shaw as they battle recurring fitness issues.
Jones, who retired due to long-term injuries, understands the pressure of missing games at a top club and advises the players to return only when fully ready.
Mauricio Pochettino, Tottenham Hotspur, USMNT
Post-2026 World Cup
Pochettino remains interested in returning to manage Spurs but is committed to leading the U.S. at the 2026 World Cup.
He still maintains contact with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and believes a return depends on the right timing. Ange Postecoglou is currently under pressure at Tottenham.