September 2025 News Highlights

Nigeria’s government launches a free registration scheme for 250,000 tiny enterprises, waiving ₦3 billion in fees and linking firms to grants, training and market access.

In a dramatic Madrid derby, Atlético Madrid turned a 1‑2 deficit into a 5‑2 triumph over Real Madrid. Kylian Mbappé and Arda Güler put the visitors ahead, but a relentless second‑half onslaught saw Diego Simeone’s side dominate. Marcos Llorente earned a solid 7/10 for shutting down Vinícius Júnior. The result raises big questions about Real’s defensive frailties while cementing Atlético’s growing confidence.

FSV Mainz 05 heads into the 2025‑26 Bundesliga campaign with a +€13.8 million summer balance, fresh faces like Benedict Hollerbach and Sota Kawasaki, and a 3‑4‑2‑1 system under Bo Henriksen. The article breaks down the club’s transfer strategy, early‑season form, injury setbacks and tactical set‑up, highlighting why the team could punch above its weight.

Sadio Mané’s 2025 net worth is estimated between £25 million and £134.68 million. He earns £676,000 a week at Al‑Nassr, with Forbes reporting $50 million in on‑field and $4 million off‑field earnings. The article details his salary evolution, major transfers, trophies and his extensive charitable work in Senegal.

The seventh round of the 2025‑26 La Liga offers a mix of drama and direction. Barcelona host Real Sociedad in a goal‑rich clash, while struggling Girona meet surprise‑package Espanyol. Getafe travel to Levante, and a host of other fixtures could reshape the early table. Betting odds tilt toward high‑scoring encounters as teams chase redemption or consolidation.

Osasuna edged past Elche 2-0 at Estadio El Sadar on April 18, 2021, thanks to a first‑half goal by Barja and a second‑half own‑goal. Despite Elche holding more possession and better passing stats, the Pamplona side were sharper in front of goal and stronger in the air. Yellow cards for Vidal and Sanchez highlighted the match’s tense moments, while the result bolstered Osasuna’s home record in the league.

Spurs cruised to a 3-0 victory over League One side Doncaster Rovers in the Carabao Cup third round. Joao Palhinha opened scoring with an overhead kick, a Jay McGrath own‑goal doubled the lead and Brennan Johnson sealed the win in stoppage time. The performance underlined Tottenham's squad depth and their hunger for more silverware after last season's Europa League triumph.

Lanús clinched a place in the Copa Sudamericana semifinals after a 1-1 draw with Fluminense at Rio's Maracanã on September 23, 2025. A goal from Agustín Canobbio put the hosts ahead, but Dylan Aquino equalized for the Argentines. Crowd unrest delayed the second half, and Germán Cano’s header hit the post. The win marks a historic step for Lanús in South America’s second‑tier competition.

Arne Slot overhauled Liverpool's XI for the Carabao Cup third‑round tie, debuting goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili and defender Giovanni Leoni while trusting 17‑year‑old midfielder Trey Nyoni. Six regulars rested, including Van Dijk and Salah. Liverpool edged Southampton 2‑1 thanks to goals from Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike. The match highlighted Slot’s focus on depth and youth.

The 2025 Ballon d'Or winner walks away with a golden-brass trophy worth about $3,500, not a cash payout. Yet the award fuels huge sponsorship deals, salary hikes and market‑value spikes. Learn why the trophy’s prestige outweighs any direct prize and what the upcoming ceremony could bring for the sport’s biggest stars.

Real Madrid named a 23‑man squad for its September 20, 2025 La Liga match against Espanyol. The list features a mix of seasoned starters and fresh faces, highlighted by the return of academy prodigy Luka Romero after a brief injury lay‑off. Goals from Éder Militão and Kylian Mbappé secured a 2‑0 win. Details of the lineup show how the club balances experience with youth.

Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk has reportedly passed a lie detector test as part of his defense after testing positive for meldonium during Ukraine duty in November 2024. He maintains he unknowingly ingested the substance and faces up to a four-year ban. A stem cell injection with the national team has been suggested as a possible source. Chelsea’s financial exposure is estimated around €30m while the case drags on.