During 2004, the world of football experienced several surprises
The Geração de ouro was the generation of footballers that turned Portugal into a competitive National Team
Diego Armando Maradona was very close to being an Olympique de Marseille player
Thanks to an unusual rule, a team could win if they scored own goals
For several decades, América de Cali, one of the most important teams in Colombia, has suffered from a curse that prevents it from winning international titles.
In the 1984/1985 season, Hellas Verona made history by winning the Serie A title for the first and only time in their history.
1988-89 UEFA Cup was the only European title Maradona won in his entire career.
Gonzalo Higuain's career was impressive but sadly many will remember this player for his mistakes.
In addition, the event that occurred between Barcelona and Real Madrid, Luis Figo was also part of a scandal in Italy.
Cameroon's national team made the best African participation in a World Cup
These players were injured at the best moment of their sports careers
Benfica is the king of business, investing little money generated more than 1 billion in player sales.
Unbelievably, a goalkeeper made his debut for the Netherlands at the age of 38 and it is quite possible that he will be the starting goalkeeper at the World Cup.
Incredibly, before there was no penalty shootout, and many matches were decided by a coin toss.
In the United States, they used unusual rules that could have changed football forever!
Olympique de Marseille won the UEFA Champions League but was relegated due to a bribery scandal
In the 1979-80 season, Real Madrid faced its reserve team, RM Castilla, in the Copa del Rey final.
Sadly, Marco van Basten's career ended at the age of 28.
In many interviews, the tennis legend Roger Federer confessed that he would have liked to be a footballer.
At the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup, Norwegian striker Haaland began his path to being a world elite striker.
Win the FIFA World Cup or privilege your sports career? Umtiti never doubted the answer.
Queen Elizabeth II was a big fan of football, not only English football, but also admired players from other countries.
In addition to Luis Suárez from Uruguay, there was another Luis Suárez who also triumphed in football
Xabi Alonso was very close to missing the semi-finals of the 2010 World Cup
The origin of the first Olympic goal in history dates back to 1924