Arsenal given triple injury boost ahead of Manchester United fixture
Arsenal are due to have some key players back and available for selection against Manchester United on Sunday.
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Saudi Pro League chief Carlo Nohra: Superstar signings key to long-term ambitions
The Saudi Pro League will continue to invest significantly to realise its ambition of becoming one of the world’s top domestic competitions, but its focus is on financial viability for its clubs, insists the league’s chief operating officer.
Hamilton agrees new two-year deal with Mercedes
MONZA, Italy :Seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has signed a new contract with Mercedes and will continue to partner compatriot George Russell in 2024 and 2025, the team said on Thursday.
Meet Canada's Danielle McGahey, Who Is Set To Become First Transgender To Play International Cricket
Danielle McGahey of Canada will become the first transgender cricketer to play in an international match when she represents her adopted country during the 2024 Women's T20 World Cup qualifier in Bangladesh. The 29-year-old McGahey, an opening batter, has been selected in Canada's women's squad for the next month's qualifying tournament after she fulfilled ICC's eligibility criteria for male-to-female transgender players.
Gary Neville has given verdict on Sofyan Amrabat deal after revealing Manchester United worry
Gary Neville has already welcomed the signing of Sofyan Amrabat after admitting his concerns about Manchester United's midfield.
Jota calls Ittihad transfer bluff as Celtic hero turns tables on his OWN club over plot to ditch £25m man
Former Celtic star Jota has told Al-Ittihad he doesn't want to go anywhere after fresh details emerged over their bid to move on from the star they signed nine weeks ago.
Paulo Bernardo is Celtic transfer target with unlimited potential as Benfica mentor ranks golden boy with Joao Felix
Renato Paiva saw them all come through the Benfica academy to become superstars.
Sundhage leaves role as Brazil women's coach after early World Cup exit
Pia Sundhage has stepped down as coach of the Brazil women's national team, the country's FA (CBF) said on Wednesday, after the South Americans suffered their earliest World Cup exit since 1995.