Julien Laurens

Julien (Jules) Laurens, Paris-based football journalist and analyst, breaks down Premier League and European action. He discusses Ekitike's brace that turned Liverpool's game, the Wirtz–Ekitike link-up, and Salah's form. He also covers Chelsea's tactical tweaks and rotation, plus Marseille's dressing-room tensions and Barca's away win.

European football journalist Julien Laurens shares insights ahead of the Manchester Derby, analyzing winning strategies for a United side under Michael Carrick. He discusses Manchester City's transfer market moves, including the impact of new signings like Gehi on their title push. Julien also delves into the turmoil at Real Madrid following the sacking of Xabi Alonso, evaluating potential managers who might work with star player Mbappé. Plus, a lively preview of the AFCON final featuring Senegal and Morocco wraps up the discussion.

Julien Laurens, a football journalist renowned for his expertise in European football, dives deep into the highs and lows of 2025. He analyzes Liverpool's tumultuous year and whether Chelsea's FIFA Club World Cup victory signifies success. Laurens reveals his best XI, spotlighting a host of PSG players, and debates the merits of different stars for Player of the Year. The discussion also touches on the intense El Clásico rivalries and Julien's top ten World Cup storylines, keeping the conversation lively and insightful.

Victor Font, Barcelona presidential hopeful, outlines his vision and financial plans. James Horncastle, Serie A and European competitions expert, discusses Atalanta and Bayern. Julien Laurens, Paris and European football specialist, talks Kvaratskhelia and PSG. Guillem Balagué, Spanish football analyst, covers Real Madrid, Valverde and transfers. They debate Valverde’s standing, Kvaratskhelia’s impact and Olise’s breakout displays.

Frank Leboeuf, former France defender with set-piece savvy, and Julien Laurens, Paris-based football journalist, dissect Arsenal’s two corner goals and defensive rehearsals. They debate whether the win reflected Arsenal’s character or Chelsea’s issues. Conversations also cover discipline problems, midfield fatigue concerns, and wider Premier League talking points like United’s comeback and Spurs’ slump.