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New signing Joshua Zirkzee has been spotted on holiday with Bayern Munich sensation Jamal Musiala to fuel the suggestion Manchester United could boast a trump card in any future race for the Bayern Munich playmaker's signature. Musiala is regarded as one of the best young players on the planet for club and country.
Former major league pitcher Reyes Moronta, who dominated out of the San Francisco Giants' bullpen for two seasons, died Sunday. He was 31.
Ethan Wheatley etched his name into the Manchester United history books in April when he became the 250th academy graduate to debut for the first team.
If anything was going to make Erik ten Hag wince in discomfort in Los Angeles on Saturday it was the sight of his new centre-back limping off injured. Leny Yoro has been at Manchester United for less than two weeks but the curse has already got him.
Kobbie Mainoo showed his true character when discussing Alejandro Garnacho's penchant for celebrations and opening up about the crushing Euro 2024 final he experienced with England.
Terence Crawford accused promoter Eddie Hearn of disrespecting Scottish former champions Ricky Burns as the pair were involved in a heated exchange ahead of his bit do become a four-division world champion when he takes on Hearn's Israil Madrimov this weekend.
Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has defended the heavily-criticised US leg of last month's T20 World Cup, saying that "playing at odd hours" and coping with "challenging" facilities were necessary "compromises" to take cricket to a larger audience. Given the huge effort involved in conducting the event in the region, Dravid said he was fine with the 10.30am (local time) starts and the infrastructure used for the games in New York, Florida and Texas.
An ardent supporter of cricket's inclusion in the Olympics, the legendary Rahul Dravid on Sunday said players are excited and he has heard "serious dressing room conversations" about competing in the world's biggest sporting event. Dravid is in the French capital to attend a panel discussion on a theme titled 'Cricket at the Olympics: Dawn of a New Era', celebrating the sport's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Games. "I've already heard a few conversations in the dressing room. People are talking about the 2026 T20 World Cup, there is an ODI World Cup in 2027, and you hear people saying there is the Olympics in 2028," Dravid said during the discussion.