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  • £300M for Nothing: Spurs Suffer Historic Collapse After Record Transfer Window

    Written by: Naël, Reporter in ISFM I cannot believe Tottenham Hotspur’s huge spending spree of over £300 million this summer has become a disaster. After signing ten expensive new players, Tottenham has recorded the worst attacking start in Tottenham’s 144‑year history. Tottenham sits in place in the Premier League and new manager Roberto De Zerbi…

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  •  Julián Quinoñes: From a Colombian boy to a Mexican Legend

    Written by: Camden, Reporter in ISFM Julián Quinoñes’s early life and career beginnings Julián Quinoñes was born in Narino, Colombia on March 24, 1997. As a kid he grew up in poverty and violence affected his region; he was raised primarily by his 3 sisters and grandmother.  He moved to Mexico as a teenager at…

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  • The Journey of Alexander Zverev and the US Open

    Written by: Sasha, Director of Marketing & Advertising and Reporter Six years ago in New York, Alexander Zverev suffered the worst loss of his career. He blew a two set lead to lose the 2020 US Open final. Fans wondered if he would ever come back with the mental strength to finally win the US…

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  • How Bayern Munich Crushed Union Berlin! 9/18/2026

    Written by: Victor, Manager, Reporter in ISFM.  On September 18, 2026, FC Bayern Munich played FC Union Berlin in the Bundesliga. The score was 7 – 0 for Bayern Munich. The match starts, and in the 18th minute, Jamal Musiala fired a sharp right-footed shot from outside the box into the bottom corner. 20 minutes…

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  • Big Players, Bigger money 

    Written by Gaspard, Reporter in ISFM During the 2026 summer transfer window, multiple players signed to clubs for over 100 million dollars. In 2009, when Ronaldo signed to Real Madrid, the Spanish club paid $94 million. At the time, Ronaldo had won the Ballon d’or, an award given to the best football player every year.…

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  • Messi’s Final Goodbye as Argentina’s Captain

    Written by: Victor, Manager, Reporter in ISFM Lionel Messi, Argentina’s captain, has officially retired from Argentina’s national soccer team. He retired on August 31, 2026 after 21 years of soccer. Messi has many accomplishments, he won eight Ballon D’Ors, won the 2022 World Cup and many other things. The superstar has also won the Copa…

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