The Principal
I left Cardiff with the team and returned to Italy. The next evening, when I got home, I had to ask myself a very hard question: Is this the end of the road?
I left Cardiff with the team and returned to Italy. The next evening, when I got home, I had to ask myself a very hard question: Is this the end of the road?
Non mi definisco un manager. Mi considero un allenatore del settore giovanile. Faccio questo perché mi piace insegnare. Mi diverto e ho passione. E mi piace mig
Today, I am launching something that I hope will help to change the world.
The Players’ Tribune, in partnership with Citi and ProCamps, presents a series of short videos connecting fans and athletes around the country. In this episode,
I want to talk about happiness. There is too much unhappiness in football, no? Let’s talk about happiness for a moment.
When I heard the trumpets, I knew that it was time. I’d sit up in front of the TV and watch — and study, really — how each of those players put the ball into th
I went numb. I didn’t understand. Five minutes before that, everything was fine. We were about to meet our little girl. She has a name. Her name is Renée.
When you walk off the pitch, you’ll tell yourself something that will change the rest of your career.
I need to have more than just a paycheck and trophies. I need to feel something in my soul. Naples gave me that, and I am forever grateful.
What makes a great rivalry? I’m asked that question a lot.
I do not know where this crazy journey will end. How can I predict it when we won the Premier Fuching League? Nothing is off-limits now.
The image of Gazza falling to the ground with his arms out, the noise at Wembley and the crowd going wild — that’s what the national team is to me.
Reflecting on my career with England so far, that free kick was an incredible moment and I actually have a framed picture in my house of me, Harry, Dele and Way
It’s important that we bring pride back to our country. We know that’s what supporters have been waiting for as well.
For me, Plan A was to become a professional footballer. And what was my Plan B? Make Plan A work.
In an instant, you can make 50,000 people happy. I don’t know how to put the feeling that gives me into words.
Let me tell you something. I didn’t start out wanting to be a defender.
For 85 days I put my heart and soul into Swansea City. I failed. But to get anywhere in life you must experience failure. I remain proud and strong.
You had to be a brave little girl if you wanted to play football in Italy.
One thing has never changed. And that’s the feeling of scoring a goal. No matter where I’m playing or how old I am, that’s the moment I’ve lived for for 20 year
You are smiling because football is fun. Why would you be serious? Your goal is to spread joy. Creativity over calculation.
When you heard the whistle coming from the street, that meant it was football time. Real football.
I’ve decided to join the Olympique Lyonnais football club in France for the first part of 2017.
I wanted my own experience as a soccer player to elevate the pictures I took. Just like when I’m on the field, I wanted to be the best out there.