Antony and Amad Diallo send Manchester United messages after win vs Lyon
Antony was among the Manchester United players to share their satisfaction shortly after Wednesday's 1-0 win over Lyon in Edinburgh.
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Man City 'eye Raphinha as Riyad Mahrez replacement' and more transfer rumours
Manchester City have identified Raphinha as a potential replacement for Riyad Mahrez, according to reports.
Manchester United confirm pre-season tour squad
Manchester United have named a 31-man squad for their pre-season tour of the United States.
Man City's Riyad Mahrez set for $39m move to Al Ahli - sources - ESPN
Manchester City have agreed a £30 million ($38.7m) deal with Al Ahli for winger Riyad Mahrez, sources have told ESPN. The bid, which includes a guaranteed payment of £26m plus another £4m in add-ons, was accepted on Wednesday afternoon.
The Danilo to Rangers transfer domino effect hits fresh Feyenoord block as final Arne Slot hurdle remains
Rangers will be forced to continue their waiting game to land Danilo after Feyenoord missed out on a successor for the Brazilian.
Surfing-Toledo speeds to win at J-Bay, qualifies for Paris Olympics
Brazil's world champion Filipe Toledo surfed with speed and style to win his third Corona Open J-Bay in South Africa on Wednesday, qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympics and the end of season, one day world tour finale in California along the way.
Canadian women relaxed ahead of World Cup opener but still face some injury issues
Canada looked relaxed at training Wednesday ahead of its FIFA Women's World Cup opener against Nigeria, although several players appeared to be working at their own pace.
Brazil Tweaks Work Hours For Women's World Cup
Brazil said Tuesday it will change civil servants' work schedules so they can watch the national team play in the women's World Cup -- a concession until now reserved for the men's top-flight football tournament. The employees can start their work days later so as to take in the tournament starting Thursday in Australia and New Zealand. "It is a measure of equity to give civil servants wishing to watch the matches the same rights as during the men's World Cup," the minister for management and innovation, Esther Dweck, said in a statement. As the tournament gets under way on the other side of the world, Brazil's team will start their games at either 7:00 am or 8:00 am Brazilian time.