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Kounde set for Chelsea deal Spanish newspaper Marca believes that Chelsea has secured a deal to sign Jules Kounde. While it is a surprise to sum, the defender has attended Sevilla’s pre-season training but a deal worth around 65 million euros is expected to be agreed for the player, with the only outstanding details to be resolved the structure of payments and potential add-ons.
Legendary promoter Bob Arum named his ‘Mount Rushmore of boxing‘ – but left out Floyd Mayweather.
Legendary promoter Bob Arum named his ‘Mount Rushmore of boxing‘ – but left out Floyd Mayweather.
Pride House Birmingham will kick start two-and-a-half weeks of inclusive action on Friday as it aims to ensure “challenging and difficult conversations” take place in a safe space at the Commonwealth Games.
Chelsea and Arsenal's pre-season games in America have been delayed due to bad weather.
Fabrizio Romano has in the last 48 hours shared a teasing seven-word transfer update for West Ham United supporters involving Chelsea striker Armando Broja.
Three more NHL players who were members of the Canadian world junior team at the time of an alleged sexual assault in 2018 released statements on Tuesday denying any involvement in the incident.
FOIX, France: Canadian rider Hugo Houle broke down in tears after winning stage 16 of the Tour de France on Tuesday, dedicating his first professional triumph to his late brother. Jonas Vingegaard of Jumbo retained the overall lead from defending champion Tadej Pogacar and Geraint Thomas of Ineos as the Tour entered the Pyrenees. But the day belonged to 31-year-old Houle, riding for the Israel-Premier Tech team, as the rider from Quebec triumphed in the sweltering heatwave which has swept France. “It sounds incredible, but I know my brother helped me,” said an emotional Houle of his younger sibling Pierrik who was killed by a hit-and-run driver a decade ago. “He went to run in the snow and was hit and left dead by the roadside. It took me three hours to find him. “It was my dream to win a stage of the Tour de France since he left us,” added Houle who had started competing in triathlon with his brother before devoting himself to cycling.