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ROME : The Italian government was set to appoint a committee of experts on Friday to oversee the finances of professional sports clubs, a draft decree seen by Reuters showed ahead of a cabinet meeting expected to give a green light to the plan.
MILAN :Stefano Pioli has left AC Milan, the Serie A club announced on Friday, after a season of disappointing results.
:Claudio Ranieri, who famously led Leicester City to a shock Premier League title in 2016, has announced his retirement from football at the age of 72.
Ademola Lookman with family and friends celebrating Atalanta’s Europa Cup win in Dublin…on Wednesday.
Manchester United as a club are no strangers to the inevitable transfer market rumour mill as supporters, the media and clubs prepare for what is sure to be a hectic summer window opening in mid-June.
AMSTERDAM : Ajax Amsterdam have confirmed the appointment of Francesco Farioli as coach starting next month, the Dutch club said in a statement.
MONACO : Red Bull's Formula One leader Max Verstappen recognised Lando Norris as a growing title threat on Thursday after the McLaren driver's run of a win and two second places from the last three races.
Gianluca Scamacca has played his way into Italy's provisional squad for Euro 2024 after a phenomenal end to the season, as coach Luciano Spalletti announced on Thursday his provisional squad for Germany. Striker Scamacca was picked by Spalletti after scoring 11 goals and setting up four more in all competitions since the start of March, helping fire Atalanta to their historic Europa League triumph on Wednesday. The 25-year-old had been dropped for Italy's March friendlies with Venezuela and Ecuador by Spalletti who railed against footballers "playing on the PlayStation until four in the morning", a comment widely interpreted as being directed at Scamacca.