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Paris Saint-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe has thrown his future at the club into doubt by claiming he has reached what he sees as a “turning point” in his career. Speaking after accepting the Ligue 1 Player of the Year Award this evening, the 20-year-old French international suggested he would like a bigger role going forward after claiming the Ligue 1 title with PSG this season. However, Mbappe said that role could come either at PSG or “maybe somewhere else”, casting his future into doubt while hinting that he could leave the club in search of a new challenge. "Of course there were some disappointments [this season] but it's part of football, we managed to win this league," he said after accepting the award on Sunday. "I would like to thank the players, the coach, the club again. It's important for me because I come to a first or a second turning point in my career. "I discovered a lot of things here. I feel it's time to have more respon

Young winger Carles Perez made his La Liga debut for Barcelona in the match against Eibar. He came on a late substitute for Malcom. "I'm so happy to complete the dream I, like so many children, had with Barça: making my debut with the first team. It's been an unforgettable experience," said the 21-year-old. "When I saw I wasn't going with the B side to Castellon, I thought maybe I'd have a chance. And, if it came, that I'd take full advantage of that." "And when I came out onto the pitch the coach told me to play with confidence, not to hide or play with fear, and to play as I did with the B side. I'm happy to have made my debut." Perez has a strong friendship with Carles Aleña. "I've spent a lot of years with him and he made a joke because I came on, but he also gave me good advice."

Zidane: Even if I had a fourth sub, I would not have brought Bale on Zinedine Zidane is pleased to see the back of this Real Madrid season but the curtain fell on the term after another disappointing home defeat to Real Betis. Madrid end the season as third place finishers in LaLiga Santander, having lost 12 times over the course of the campaign. "It's not that we didn't want to win it, clearly," Zidane said post-match. "It's that we couldn't win. The best thing that can happen for us is to have [the season] over now and to think about next year as this will change, for sure. "It's complicated, but we have to accept that the season has been bad. It has been difficult from the start of the season, and the end with me; that is the reality." The Frenchman continue to promise that things would change next year but stopped short of guaranteeing silverware. "We must think now about next year, and exciting our fans again,

Benzema beats Griezmann & Pogba to be named UNFP Overseas French Player of the Season. After Antoine Griezmann in 2016 and N'Golo Kanté in the last two seasons, Karim Benzema has crowned the best overseas French player. Griezmann and Kanté were also named with the Real Madrid striker, along with two other 2018 world champions, Hugo Lloris and Paul Pogba. The scorer of Real Madrid has scored 30 goals in all competitions this season.

MANCHESTER CITY 'It's impossible to replace Vinny' - How Kompany set the standard at Man City Images The Belgian has announced that he will leave Manchester City this summer after helping to transform the club into an English football powerhouse “The time has come for me to go now.” And with that, he was indeed gone. Vincent Kompany, after 11 years as a Manchester City player, has left the club less than 24 hours after helping to guide them to a historic English treble to take up the role of player-manager at Anderlecht, the place where his journey began. “A blue nation has arisen and challenged the established order of things,” he said in the statement announcing his somewhat surprising departure. “I find that awesome.”