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Alexander Zverev has criticised French Open organisers, who he claims have favoured rising Spanish teen star Carlos Alcaraz, his quarter-final opponent at Roland Garros on Tuesday. Zverev, 25, is unhappy about his lack of matches on Roland Garros' showpiece Philippe Chatrier court, which has a retractable roof, compared to Alcarez.
Arsenal’s path to signing Serge Gnabry for a second time has cleared after multiple reports delivered promising updates for the Gunners.
Celtic saw a raft of new players make moves to the Parkhead club during what ended up being a rather busy previous summer transfer window for the Hoops.
Leicester City full-back James Justin will arrive at England's St George's Park on Monday as he begins a bid to earn a ticket to the World Cup at the end of the year.
The work has already started for Erik ten Hag as he deals with perhaps the biggest challenge facing any Manchester United manager since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement.
World number three Alexander Zverev has criticised French Open organisers, who he claims have favoured rising Spanish teen star Carlos Alcaraz, his quarter-final opponent at Roland Garros on Tuesday. Zverev, 25, is unhappy about his lack of matches on Roland Garros' showpiece Philippe Chatrier court, which has a retractable roof, compared to Alcaraz. The German feels organisers put him at a disadvantage ahead of his quarter-final with only one of his four matches so far on Chatrier.
When Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November, many fans lost all hope that anything good would come out of this season. So when Ralf Rangnick was appointed as the club's interim manager, instead of focusing on what the German could offer Manchester United this season, they instead focused on the two-year consultancy role that would follow.
Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner says the team needs to see “how we move forward from here” after Mick Schumacher’s second major crash this season.