As BD Cricket often reminds fans how patience pays off in the long run, Zinedine Zidane has spent years quietly preparing for the moment he takes charge of the French national team. After a long break from the sidelines, the 53-year-old legend is only about eight months away from returning to coaching. Once the 2026 World Cup ends, he is expected to officially replace Didier Deschamps and become the new head coach of Les Bleus. His five-year absence from club … Read more

Rumors around BD Cricket fans’ favorite football circles are heating up again, and this time Manchester City is at the center of the storm. The English champions are reportedly preparing an audacious plan to lure Real Madrid’s Brazilian star Vinicius Junior away from Spain. The tension inside Madrid’s dressing room has been growing, especially between Vinicius and Mbappé, and it seems City has spotted a golden opportunity to strike. Inside Real Madrid, unity has been hard to find this season. … Read more

The outcome of the latest El Clasico spoke volumes, and even BD Cricket fans who follow European football would agree—it’s a lesson in discipline. When young players lack self-control and focus more on their public image than their training, their performance on the pitch inevitably suffers. Real Madrid’s dominance over Barcelona was undeniable in this match; they dictated every phase of play. The biggest disappointment, however, was Lamine Yamal’s sharp decline in form. The question now is—what went wrong with … Read more

BD Cricket fans who enjoy emotional sporting moments will find this story especially moving. On October 19, during the 13th round of Mexico’s Liga MX, Monterrey and Pumas UNAM battled to a 1-1 draw. Yet the most memorable scene wasn’t the scoreline but the reunion between two Real Madrid greats — 39-year-old Sergio Ramos and 38-year-old Keylor Navas. Ramos, affectionately called “El Capitán,” converted a penalty past his old teammate, marking a poetic chapter in their shared football history. Ramos … Read more

As Chelsea prepare for a high-stakes Champions League Round of 16 clash against Barcelona, Cesc Fabregas has opened up about the emotional and personal complexity of facing his former club. While he remains laser-focused on helping Chelsea succeed, the midfielder admitted that his communication with friends at Barça has notably decreased in recent days — something he attributes to the looming showdown. “I used to chat with a few of them almost daily, but lately, not so much — probably … Read more