Atlanta United welcomes back midfielder Miguel Almiron, a former MLS All-Star, for his return to the team. Excitement builds ...

MLS championship team ‘happy to be back’ after six years in England’s Premier League with an ‘increased responsibility to help this team’ ...

The quick, radiant smile still gleams, lighting up whatever room he’s in. The humble persona remains, too, refreshingly free of any visible signs of ego or airs. Even the haircut looks almost identica ...

Six years after Paraguayan star Miguel Almiron left Atlanta United for a once-in-a-lifetime English Premier League move, he ...

Brazil forward Neymar will return to his boyhood club Santos from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, he posted on social media ...

Miguel Almiron has left Newcastle United to rejoin Atlanta United on a permanent deal, the clubs have confirmed. The Paraguayan starred for the Five Stripes before joining Newcastle for £21million in ...

He is eligible to play for both England and Nigeria through his parents. This Premier League pursuit becomes ... Newcastle boss Eddie Howe on Miguel Almiron: "I think Miggy's head has been very, very ...

Man City close in on Marmoush, Kvaratskhelia's new club revealed, Man Utd latest - The transfer window is in full swing with clubs in the Premier League and across Europe seeking deals ...

Newcastle are close to negotiating the sale of Miguel Almiron - who is willing to leave the club this month. The Magpies are assessing their squad throughout the January transfer window as they ...

Almiron is on the brink of a £10m move to Atlanta United Almiron is on the brink of a move back to MLS (Photo: Getty) Atlanta United are edging closer to a deal for Newcastle United’s Miguel ...

Oh, to be Mom and Dad’s VIP. When discussing whether or not parents have a favorite child, mom’s usually the word. But new research is blowing the lid off the ugly truth — there’s almost ...

No matter what they say to their children, parents really do have a favourite, a study has found. Daughters are 11 per cent more likely to be the apples of their parents’ eyes than sons ...