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It has already proven a hugely promising post-season for Aston Villa thus far, with the Midlands outfit having already brought in three marquee arrivals, with that exciting, early business having taken place before the window has even officially opened.
Leeds United are interested in a deal to bring George Hall to Elland Road in the summer transfer window.
Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan is determined to continue his training in preparation for the Commonwealth Games this summer, despite being banned from competing in the event.
Manchester has been named the second "most dangerous" place to live in the UK for burglaries, according to a new study. Research carried out by Confused.com analysed the number of burglaries across the country between 2017 and 2021.
table tennis team on Tuesday named a four-member women's squad for the Commonwealth Games, subject to clearance from the Sports Authority of India, after Archana Kamath was included in the side despite not meeting the existing criteria. Kamath is the second highest-ranked Indian player at 66 after Manika Batra (39) but she was not among the top four players going by the existing selection criteria which also factors in domestic performance. The Committee of Administrators (CoA) plans to tweak the selection guidelines in the future.
Birmingham City will have to resist a 'seven figure offer' from Leeds United if they are to keep ahold of rising star George Hall.
West Bromwich Albion forward Callum Robinson has admitted that he believes that he is in manager Steve Bruce’s plans for the 2022/23 season.
Bismah Maroof and her family will be accommodated at the Commonwealth Games village in Birmingham, England in July so she can be with her infant daughter during the event, the country's cricket board said on Tuesday. The Commonwealth Games Federation drew flak after media reports said Maroof's daughter had been denied accreditation, which would require the Pakistan batter to stay outside the Games village during the tournament. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed such a situation has been averted and named an 18-member squad under Maroof for a tri-series in Belfast followed by the Games.