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Newcastle United agreed a £10m deal to sign Nick Pope in June and have an experienced England international to compete with Martin Dubravka for a starting place next season. Paul Merson hailed the signing in his recent Sportskeeda column and called the transfer ‘ridiculous’ for the Magpies pulling off a coup.
World Cup but that hasn't stopped fans from making a once-in-four-years pilgrimage to sample the thrill that this football tournament provides. At Russia in 2018, a total of 17,962 tickets were allocated to Indian fans, taking the country among the top-20 in terms of tickets bought and top-3 among countries that did not qualify for the World Cup. Only fans from United States and China - who didn't qualify -- were allocated more tickets.
Lewis Hamilton's criticism of 'older voices' a 'load of rubbish', Bernie Ecclestone says
Aston Villa confirmed on Friday afternoon that Lovre Kalinic left the club to re-join HNK Hajduk Split. The 32-year-old signed a three-year deal at his former club after three disappointing years in the Midlands and won’t be missed by supporters.
Britain's Cameron Norrie thrilled the Centre Court crowd with a straight-sets 6-4 6-1 6-0 victory over Steve Johnson to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon for the first time.
Enes Kanter Freedom, professional basketball player, exposes the real reason why China will not sanction Russia.
RIYADH: The countdown is on to the first-ever double-header Extreme E event, as the championship returns to the Italian island of Sardinia for a summer showdown of back-to-back racing on July 6-7 and July 9-10.
MILAN: Paolo Maldini will stay on as AC Milan’s technical director after signing a new two-year contract, the Serie A champions announced on Friday. Milan icon Maldini’s new deal means that the seven-time European champions will keep the duo who built their Scudetto-winning side. Maldini worked alongside sporting director Frederic Massara, who has also signed a two-year extension, to take Milan from the doldrums to the top of the Italian game.