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Max Verstappen signs lucrative long-term deal with Red Bull
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen has signed a lucrative five-year contract extension with Red Bull worth a reported $54 million a season.
Max Verstappen pens Red Bull deal that puts him alongside top earner Lewis Hamilton
London - Formula One world champion Max Verstappen will stay at Red Bull until at least the end of 2028, the squad said on Thursday, after signing a five-year contract extension that will make him one of the sport's top earners alongside Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton.
F1: Max Verstappen to stay at Red Bull until 2028
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen will stay at Red Bull until at least the end of 2028, the squad said on Thursday, after signing a five-year contract extension that will make him one of the sport's top earners alongside Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton. The Milton Keynes-based squad did not disclose the financial terms of the new deal. The Dutchman's existing contract was set to expire at the end of 2023. Media reports have valued the new deal at 40-50 million euros ($44 - $55 million) a year.
Roman Abramovich confirms he will sell Chelsea
LONDON: With the threat of financial sanctions looming, Chelsea’s Russian owner Roman Abramovich confirmed Wednesday he is trying to sell the Premier League club he turned into an elite trophy-winning machine with his lavish investment. The speed of Abramovich’s pending exit from Chelsea is striking as he was trying to instigate a plan this past weekend to relinquish some control in order to keep the club under his ownership.
Islam Makhachev eyes lightweight title fight in Abu Dhabi after latest UFC win
Islam Makhachev extended his unbeaten run in the UFC to 10 fights with the defeat of Bobby Green via a technical knockout in round one, and immediately turned his attention to a lightweight title shot in Abu Dhabi.
Tuchel 'can't imagine' Chelsea without Abramovich after club put up for sale
Thomas Tuchel admitted he cannot imagine life without Roman Abramovich after the Russian billionaire's stunning decision to put Chelsea up for sale.
‘We changed the status quo:’ Pitso Mosimane on success in Africa, breaking barriers in Egypt and European prejudices
“Do not give Al-Hilal a chance on the ball, guys. If you do, they will show how good they are.”