Usai Juara Asia, Ubed Kini Bidik Hong Kong Open dan Kejuaraan Dunia
Pebulutangkis putra Indonesia Mohammad Zaki Ubaidillah, yang akrab disapa Ubed, bersiap menjalani turnamen selanjutnya di Hong Kong Open dan Kejuaraan Dunia Junior 2025.
Man Utd are in 'no man's land' due to constant managerial churn, says Rashford
Manchester United's exiled forward Marcus Rashford has delivered a scathing assessment of the Premier League side's struggles, saying the club remains stuck in "no man's land" due to constantly changing coaches with different philosophies.
Bayern teenager Karl hungry for more playing time after fine pre-season form
BERLIN -Bayern Munich teenager Lennart Karl is eager for more first-team playing time this season, the 17-year-old said, following impressive performances in pre-season friendlies in the past days.
Manchester United 2025/26 season preview: odds, prediction and transfers so far
Manchester United have their focus firmly back on the Premier League this season after prioritising Champions League qualification through winning the Europa League during the latter months of last term.
Gianluigi Donnarumma agent speaks out amid Man United and Man City transfer links
Gianluigi Donnarumma's agent, Enzo Raiola, has discussed the possibility of a Premier League move while also criticising Paris Saint-Germain, amid links to Manchester United.
James Cook, Bills reach 4-year, $48M extension after RB's hold-in - ESPN
Running back James Cook and the Buffalo Bills have reached agreement on a four-year, $48 million contract extension that includes $30 million guaranteed, his agents, Zac Hiller and Matt Leist of LAA, told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Wednesday.
Bournemouth signs Diakite in second most expensive deal
Bournemouth signed Bafode Diakite from Lille on a five-year deal on Wednesday, making the defender the second most expensive signing in club history.
Australia boss says tests could send nations 'bankrupt'
MELBOURNE :Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg says the traditional test format could push some cricket nations into financial ruin and the sport may be better off with fewer five-day matches.