Reports have emerged that Guangzhou Evergrande is actively exploring the acquisition of a Premier League or Major League Soccer (MLS) club, with business tycoons Xu Jiayin and Jack Ma reportedly planning to jointly fund the investment. Spanish sports outlet AS cited multiple sources claiming that Evergrande has shown strong interest in buying into the Premier League. While the specific club involved has not been disclosed, the report highlights that the Premier League enjoys immense popularity across Asia—particularly in southern China’s Guangdong province. Acquiring an English top-flight team would significantly boost Evergrande’s global brand visibility, aligning with their ambitions of international… Read More »Xu and Jack Ma Linked to Premier League Bid

In tonight’s AFC Champions League Group H showdown, Guangzhou Evergrande will face Urawa Red Diamonds in a pivotal away match. This game could be a turning point in Evergrande’s campaign, as their qualification for the knockout stages hangs in the balance. On paper, Evergrande holds a clear edge in overall strength—a gap that becomes even more evident when comparing the market value of the two squads. According to the latest data, Guangzhou Evergrande’s total squad value is an impressive €64.1 million, while Urawa Red Diamonds come in at just €18.85 million. Evergrande is widely regarded as a powerhouse in Asian… Read More »Guangzhou Evergrande’s Value Surpasses Urawa Reds

Romelu Lukaku has made it clear: a return to Chelsea is off the table. Speaking about his future in a recent interview, the Belgian striker stated unequivocally that he will not rejoin the Blues, despite growing interest from new manager Antonio Conte and club owner Roman Abramovich. Instead, Lukaku revealed that the clubs he admires most are Manchester United and Bayern Munich—two European giants he’s long admired for their attacking prowess. Lukaku first joined Chelsea in 2011 but failed to secure a regular spot in the first team. He was loaned out to West Bromwich Albion and later to Everton,… Read More »Lukaku Declares He Won’t Return to Chelsea

Carlo Ancelotti, the legendary Italian coach who led Real Madrid to their historic 10th UEFA Champions League title, recently gave an exclusive interview addressing the club’s ongoing injury crisis. He called on the club to reflect internally, suggesting that the sheer number of injuries this season indicates deeper systemic issues within the organization. As fans have witnessed, Real Madrid has been plagued by injuries to key players such as Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema, Sergio Ramos, Marcelo, and Luka Modrić. Ancelotti didn’t mince words, pointing fingers at the club’s medical team. “The numbers don’t lie,” he said. “There have been 22… Read More »Ancelotti Tells Jeetbuzz App Download Madrid Reflect