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Life can slap us all in the face every once in a while, but it has hit early and often during Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2015.

Ronaldinho got to the top of the footballing world with flair, unpredictability, and a kind of creativity we may never see again.

His goals-per-minute ratio is better than Ronaldo, Messi, Aguero and Robben. Yet just three months ago he could barely get a game...

Paulo Dybala is arguably the best striker in Serie A, Barcelona, Chelsea, PSG all want him and he’s only 21. The special thing about him, though, is that he made it at all.

After domestic violence charges and involvement in her husband's DUI, Hope Solo speaks out on Good Morning America in this video.

Mexico’s best and brightest often leave Liga MX to test themselves in the best leagues around the world. Here are 10 players that stand above the rest.

Dmitry Rybolovlev, owner of AS Monaco, has $70 million riding on the form of Radamel Falcao. He needs his most expensive acquisition to start proving his worth.

Former Manchester United midfielder Anderson – a.k.a. Anderson Luís de Abreu Oliveira – was substituted after just 36 minutes of Internacional’s midweek Copa Libertadores 3-1 loss to Bolivia’s The Strongest, requiring oxygen as he gasped for air on the substitutes’ bench high in the mountains of La Paz. It was his second appearance for his new club: he missed a penalty in the first.

The Real Madrid star has been plagued by mediocre play and accused of not fitting in at Real Madrid. Frank Lampard has even come out and said he thinks Bale is too nice. But they all have it wrong, and here's why.

Matt Le Tissier scored 100 Premier League goals for Southampton from midfield, converted 47 of the 48 penalties he took and is one of Xavi's idols. Yet in 16 years as a professional footballer he never won a single piece of silverware.