Roberto Casillas

Roberto Casillas

Joined: Sep 14, 2024

Roberto Casillas is a Sports Illustrated FC freelance writer covering Liga MX, the Mexican National Team & Latin American players in Europe. He is a die hard Cruz Azul and Chelsea fan.

Lamine Yamal (left) and Raphinha were nothing short of brilliant for Barcelona in 2025.

Luka Modrić (middle right) saw many Real Madrid legends depart the club.

Joan Laporta (middle) is in the eye of the storm once again.

Chelsea haven’t won consecutive Premier League games since the November international break.

The return of important Barcelona players from injury will bring a smile to Hansi Flick’s face.

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Slowly but surely Barcelona are putting behind their early season injury woes.

Marc-André ter Stegen could bid farewell to Barcelona after more than a decade at the club.

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Marc-André ter Stegen could leave Barcelona in January in search for playing time.

Gianni Infantino spoke on the controversy surrounding the high World Cup ticket prices.

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Gianni Infantino had a very concrete reason for the astronomical 2026 World Cup ticket prices.

Vinicius Junior’s Real Madrid future has been put into question in recent months.

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Vinicius Junior hasn’t signed a contract extension with Real Madrid, casting uncertainty over his future.

Armando González had a breakout season in the Apertura 2025.

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Liga MX revealed its Apertura 2025 season award winners.

Rayan Cherki (middle) gave Man City all three points at The City Ground.

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The 22-year-old France international is thriving in his first season in England.

Ollie Watkins’ (top) towering header gave Aston Villa all three points at Stamford Bridge.

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Chelsea were overall better than Aston Villa but a dreadful final 30 minutes saw them lose at home for the first time since October.

Hansi Flick wants Barcelona to sign a center back in January.

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The Catalans are exploring the market to reinforce the heart of their defense.

Matcheus Cunha has scored in consecutive games for the first time in his Man United career.

Barcelona’s dream targets are likely unaffordable—particularly during the season.

Raúl Jiménez made Premier League history with his match-winner vs. Nottingham Forest.

Arsenal earned a hard-fought ticket to the Carabao Cup semifinal.