Jordan Henderson set to join Al-Ettifaq for £12m plus add-ons
Liverpool have agreed a deal in principle worth £12m plus add-ons to sell Jordan Henderson to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ettifaq.
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'Better sign him!' - Man United fans send Marcel Sabitzer message after amazing Bayern goal haul
A number of Manchester United supporters have been reacting to Marcel Sabitzer’s five-goal haul for Bayern Munich in their ruthless 27-0 mauling of Rottach-Egern in Tuesday’s friendly.
Leipzig sign Dutch midfielder Simons on one-year loan from PSG
Germany's RB Leipzig have signed Netherlands midfielder Xavi Simons on a one-year loan from French champions Paris St Germain, both clubs said on Wednesday.
Emirati fighters add two more golds, a silver and bronze in Jiu-Jitsu World Championship
UAE fighters delivered another great performance on Day 2 of the Jiu-Jitsu World Championship by racking up two more golds, a silver and a bronze in Ulan Bator on Wednesday.
Desert Crown could take his place in King George field
Desert Crown remains in contention for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes after producing a "pleasing" piece of work under Ryan Moore at Newmarket on Wednesday morning.
Bayern Munich thrash amateur side 27-0 in pre-season game
If ninth-tier side Rottach-Egern thought Bayern Munich would use Tuesday's pre-season match as a chance to gently shake off the rust after a lengthy break they were sadly mistaken, with the ruthless German champions running up a 27-0 victory.
Bayern Munich Sign Defender Kim Min-Jae From Napoli
Bayern Munich on Tuesday signed South Korean defender Kim Min-jae from Italian champions Napoli. Bayern said the 26-year-old was joining on a five-year contract but did not give the transfer fee. Kim joined Napoli last summer and anchored the defence as they won Serie A. "It's a new beginning for me," Kim told the Bayern website. "My first goal is to play a lot of games. In addition, I want to win as many trophies as possible."
USWNT consensus betting favorite to win World Cup - ESPN
The United States has won the last two Women's World Cups and is the betting favorite to win an unprecedented third in a row this year. But the gap between the U.S. women and the competition has narrowed, and the odds reflect a more competitive field than in the most recent World Cups.