The quarterfinals for the UEFA Champions League are set with a group of teams that are equally star-studded as they are successful, as nearly every team left has won the competition at least once.

Real Madrid’s latest Champions League triumph earned the Spanish club €138.8m (£116.4m; $154m) in prize money last season, according to new figures published by UEFA. European football’s governing body has released its annual financial report this morning to coincide with its 49th Congress beginning in Belgrade and included are the figures distributed to each team competing in UEFA’s three club competitions during the 2023-24 season.

Real Madrid have set the bar sky high with six Champions League titles in a decade and their demanding fans have been voicing concerns as last year's European and Spanish champions struggle for consistency this season.

It's no secret Arsenal need more proven scoring options in order to win the Premier League, so who would fit the bill this summer if they're to claim a first league title since 2004?

Despite Real Madrid being in the race for all three trophies at this point in the season, it is safe to say that the campaign has been disappointing in terms of the overall performance of the team.As

William Saliba to Real Madrid? Fears Grow as Spanish Giants Plot Record-Breaking Transfer RaidReports emerging from Spanish outlet Fichajes have sent ripples across North London, revealing Real

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros delve into the most recent UEFA Champions League and CONCACAF Champions Cup action.

Arsenal fans around the world continue to celebrate after Declan Rice's magical moments against Real Madrid in the Champions League.The now famous moments, which embedded themselves in the