ROSTOV, Russia -- Mexico winger Hirving Lozano isn't getting carried away with reports linking him to Barcelona and says he instead wants to focus on El Tri's World Cup campaign.

The 22-year-old PSV Eindhoven player scored Mexico's winner against Germany in the team's Group F opener, added an assist against South Korea, and has become a fan favorite in Russia, earning widespread plaudits for his displays.

But Lozano doesn't want to talk about potentially moving on from the Dutch champions.

"The important...

Real Madrid have confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Andriy Lunin, 19, from Zorya Luhansk for a reported initial fee of €8.5 million.

Lunin's father confirmed earlier this week that Madrid, along with other interested clubs including Napoli, had been in touch about taking the teenager, who already has two senior caps for Ukraine.

The permanent transfer to the La Liga giants was confirmed by a short club statement released Friday afternoon, which did not make public the fee being paid.

"Real...

The father of Mexico World Cup star Hirving "Chucky" Lozano has told ESPN his son's future will become clear after the tournament amid reported interest from Barcelona.

Lozano, 22, made headlines last weekend when he scored the only goal of the game as Mexico upset world champions Germany.

His match-winning goal came after an impressive first season with PSV Eindhoven -- whom he joined from Pachuca last summer -- which has seen him linked with a number of Europe's biggest clubs.

"There have...

Barcelona will speak with Gerard Pique about his involvement in a documentary which saw Antoine Griezmann reject an offer from the La Liga champions, but Victor Font believes it is the type of innovative thinking the club should embrace themselves.

Font, who hopes to succeed Josep Maria Bartomeu as president at the Barcelona's next elections, says the club need to seek new ways to keep up with the ever-richer world of football. 

Looking at the Pique situation from different perspective, Font...

Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal says he does not know whether Cristiano Ronaldo will be at the Bernabeu next season and that the forward would look to do what was "best for himself."

Ronaldo, 33, spoke in the past tense about his time as a Madrid player directly after last month's Champions League final victory over Liverpool in Kiev.

During an interview with El Transistor from Spain's World Cup camp, Carvajal suggested that only Ronaldo and his advisors knew what was likely to happen.

"I don't...