Robbie Fowler's legendary Liverpool career
Robbie Fowler looks back on his incredible Liverpool career. Fowler scored 183 goals for the club and went down as an Anfield legend in the process.
Cássio's legendary Corinthians career
After eight years, 500 games and nine major trophies, Cássio became a legend at Corinthians. Take a look at the Brazilian goalkeeper's incredible journey at Timão, being a key player in the club's most important titles ever: Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup. ...read more
Alex's legendary career
Take a look at Alex's legendary career. The Brazilian midfielder started his career at Coritiba in 1995 and retired in 2014 in a match against Bahia at Couto Pereira. During his journey, he even became an icon at Palmeiras, Cruzeiro and Fenerbahce. ...read more
Thierry Henry's legendary Arsenal career
Thierry Henry will always be remembered as one of Arsenal's greatest ever players. Check out the story of his move and how he became a Premier League icon. ...read more
As Pelé Turns 80, Look Back at His Legendary Career
Pelé became a legend during his time at Santos and Brazil's national team. Relive the story of his decorated career in football - a three time World Cup champion. The Brazilian icon lifted 24 trophies with Santos and retired at New York Cosmos in 1977. ...read more
Klopp hails Liverpool's incredible home record
Jürgen Klopp admits he has not had time to think about Liverpool's incredible home record after his side went 64 games unbeaten at Anfield. Liverpool defeated Leicester City 3-0 in November 2020. ...read more
Luis Figo's Legendary Career at Real Madrid
Luís Figo was a leader on the pitch who helped Real Madrid during his five seasons with the club. ...read more
Sebastián Abreu’s long-running career
Aged 44, Sebastián 'El Loco' Abreu signed for the 30th club of his career in February 2021: Athletic Club from Minas Gerais, Brazil. After this new challenge, Abreu is already expected to return to Uruguay, adding a 31st club to his long list: Institución Atlética Sud América. ...read more
Xabi Alonso and Luis Garcia join Liverpool
Take a look back to August 2004 and Liverpool's double capture of Spanish midfielders Luis Garcia and Xabi Alonso. The pair were unveiled at Anfield alongside manager Rafa Benitez. ...read more