Galatasaray in negotiations to sign Zaha
Turkish giants Galatasaray confirmed on Sunday they are in negotiations to sign Ivory Coast international Wilfried Zaha, following the expiry of his contract with Premier League side Crystal Palace.
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Load management unavoidable for most track and field athletes on road to worlds
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New Saudi Pro League Director of Football Michael Emenalo attracted by ‘audacity’ of Kingdom’s project
RIYADH: The Saudi Pro League’s new director of football, Michael Emenalo, is excited at leading the SPL’s Player Acquisition Center of Excellence which aims to drive competitiveness, foster young talent alongside the best international players, and improve the governance of all clubs for long-term success.
Al-Nassr garners major sponsorship from AROYA Cruises
JEDDAH: Al-Nassr Football Club has garnered a major three-year gold sponsorship deal with AROYA Cruises.
Women’s World Cup security heightened ahead of opening match following deadly shooting in Auckland
AUCKLAND: Security will be heightened ahead of Thursday night’s opening Women’s World Cup game after a gunman killed two people at a downtown construction site in Auckland, roughly 12 hours ahead of co-host New Zealand’s match against Norway.
Afghan players watch Morocco’s team practice for Women’s World Cup, hoping to get their chance
MELBOURNE: Over the next month, 32 national soccer teams will compete across Australia and New Zealand in the Women’s World Cup. A 33rd team — unofficial, by FIFA’s standards — will also be in Australia, but in the stands.
Saudi King’s Cup draw puts Al-Hilal against Al-Jabalin
RIYADH: Title holder Al-Hilal will face Al-Jabalin in the 2023-2024 season’s 32nd round of the King’s Cup following the draw on Wednesday.
IOC chief Thomas Bach says key to Russian decision for Paris Olympics is athletes’ respectful conduct
GENEVA: The key factor in weighing the IOC’s ultimate decision on letting Russians participate at the 2024 Paris Games is how well athletes behave in international competitions, the Olympic body’s president Thomas Bach said Tuesday.