The underappreciated genius of Edin Džeko

Player Profiles

by Peter Lynch - January 27, 2019January 27, 2019

The 'Bosanski dijamant' or the 'Bosnian Diamond' for those who reside outside of Sarajevo, Bosnia where serial goalscorer Edin Džeko was born in 1986. From the capital of his home nation to the capital of Italy, the underrated striker is scoring goals and still enjoying his football in Serie A.

Monchi, the man behind Sevilla’s success and Roma’s ongoing youth revolution

Originals

by Aman Sridhar - December 11, 2018December 30, 2018

Written by Aman Sridhar How did Sevilla, one of the lesser known Spanish sides win 3 Europa Leagues in a row, and in the process not only establish themselves as a top-tier side but also create a pool of superstars who have moved on to more success around the world? The long

Krzysztof Piątek – The Polish Trailblazer Setting Serie A Alight

by Srinivas Sadhanand - October 27, 2018January 14, 2019

If Krzysztof Piątek’s story was pitched to Hollywood executives, they would turn their noses up at this notion and fling the script onto the pile of monotonous ideas for sports films at their disposal. However, the Pole’s blockbuster start to life at Genoa is anything but predictable. From plying his

Italian Football – A Journey Down Memory Lane

Originals

by EADF Feed - October 15, 2018

Written by Shubhodip Bhattacharya The Mediterranean country of Italy is the cultural powerhouse of Europe. From the inception of the Roman civilization to modern day art and culture, the land unified in 1861 has been shaped by a multitude of regional customs which transcends into the footballing philosophy and heritage of

Jorginho: A Regista On A Rainy English Afternoon

by Sagarneel Chakraborty - September 6, 2018January 14, 2019

ALONG with the arrival of new chief tactician Maurizio Sarri at West London, one of his more extraordinary pupils, Jorginho has brought an enticingly unique brand of football to England. It's not even been 2 months and Jorginho is already enhancing his reputation as one of the best passers in

Inter Season Preview: Can Spalletti Galvanize The Nerazzurri?

by The Taylor TakeOver - August 3, 2018January 14, 2019

Inter finished the 2017-18 campaign in dramatic fashion; Matias Vecino’s late header against Lazio sealed their place in the 2018-19 Champions League at the expense of their opponents, rounding off a promising first season under Luciano Spalletti. There's been a renewed sense of optimism around the club in the summer

Lucas Torreira: Sampdoria’s pea sized dynamite.

by EADF Feed - November 28, 2017January 14, 2019

At 5’6, Lucas Torreira isn’t exactly the most imposing of figures at the heart of midfield. In a position generally dominated by bigger, more physical players, the young Uruguayan has carved himself a niche in the Serie A making him one of the best midfielders in the league. Guest EADF

As the Dust Settles

by Varun Purty - September 3, 2017March 2, 2018

The transfer window saga has ended. As the dust settles, the squads have been finalized. Even if the managers have got the desired results, or not, they have to cope with these players only. Let us examine the signings and how the teams have performed in this crazy transfer window. ENGLISH

Nasri and Kondogbia make switches!

News

by Varun Purty - August 21, 2017January 17, 2018

Antalyaspor signs Nasri. Image via Daily Sabah. (https://goo.gl/U4ks6e) The transfer window sees another absurdity take place as Samir Nasri leaves City for an estimated fee of 3.2 million pounds. Reports confirm his move to Turkish club Antalyaspor. Nasri will be joining the likes of Samuel Eto’o, although reports from the Turkish

Rejuvenating the Renaissance

Originals

by Varun Purty - July 13, 2017March 2, 2018

Associazione Calcio Milan. AC Milan was one of the teams who had once conquered the whole footballing world. There was once a team honouring the crest and playing in San Siro. They showed the Milan faithful what it feels like to play it The Milan Way. Or as they call