The women’s football team in India had a disappointing start to the year following their campaign for the 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup in January had been cut short because of a corona virus breakout in the team. This had been a big disappointment for the players since they missed out on displaying their skills on the biggest stage in Asia.

However, the unfortunate incident has fuelled their urge to prove their potential. As they returned to action in April, they were not only able to defeat Jordan and Egypt but also maintained 2 clean sheets. They had been rewarded proficiently as they climbed 3 places in the current FIFA rankings that had been announced on 17th June to be positioned at the 56th spot. It is commendably provided that is more difficult to rise north as a team gets closer to the top 50 positions. Continue reading
The Swedes didn’t have the best campaign in Group B4 after they ended with just four points from six games. They lost four of their six group games thus dropping down into League C.
That earned him a big-money move to Russia after Rubin Kazan won the race for his signature. However, the £6million move hasn’t worked out and Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine opened the door for Celtic to land the 23-year-old at the second time of asking. Swedish-born Haksabanovic spent the latter part of last season on loan with Djurgardens and Rubin’s financial crisis meant the club had no option but to move him on for a cut-price fee. Capable of playing on either wing or attacking midfield, Haksabanovic will add more firepower to Postecoglou’s frontline and possibly fill the void left by goalscoring playmaker Tom Rogic. 


Tottenham Hotspur were able to strengthen their squad in the winter transfer window in January with the signing of Uruguayan midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur and the aforementioned Kulusevski. Bentancur was signed permanently by the North London club in a £16m deal, while Sweden international Kulusevski was signed on loan for 18 months with the obligation to sign at the end of the loan deal. 
