Ronaldo to earn 400 million euros in Saudi: club source
Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo will earn 200 million euros to promote Saudi Arabia's joint 2030 World Cup bid in addition to his club salary, a source close to his club told AFP Monday.
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Ronaldo to earn €400 million in Saudi Arabia: Club source
NICOSIA, Cyprus: Footballer Christiano Ronaldo will earn €200 million to promote Saudi Arabia's joint 2030 World Cup bid in addition to his club salary, a source close to his club told AFP on Monday (Jan 9).
Aston Villa sign Staniforth from Man Utd
Aston Villa Women completed the signing of Lucy Staniforth on Monday, with the England midfielder joining on an 18-month deal following the termination of her Manchester United contract.
Manchester United target Wout Weghorst's future in hands of Besiktas
Manchester United's hopes of striking a deal for Netherlands international Wout Weghorst lie in the hands of Besiktas after the Turkish club dismissed reports that his loan deal from Burnley includes a break clause.
Football fan cleared of racially abusing Ashley Cole at FA Cup match
A football fan has been found not guilty of racially abusing ITV pundit Ashley Cole during an FA Cup match.
Man City crush Chelsea in FA Cup, Stevenage stun Villa
MANCHESTER: Manchester City cruised to a 4-0 win at home to Chelsea in the third round of the FA Cup on Sunday (Jan 8), enjoying their third successive win over Graham Potter's side in the space of two months.
Ronaldo could make Saudi debut in PSG friendly - Al Nassr coach
Cristiano Ronaldo will serve his suspension before making his league debut for his new Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr but he could play against Paris St Germain in a friendly this month, coach Rudi Garcia has said.
Potter laments Chelsea's 'painful' FA Cup defeat as pressure mounts
Chelsea boss Graham Potter said Sunday's 4-0 FA Cup loss to Manchester City was "painful" and he understood the supporters' reaction as the London side suffered a sixth loss in nine games to pile on more misery in the Englishman's short tenure.