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Ex-Footballer Samuel Eto'o Pleads Guilty To Tax Fraud To Avoid Prison

Former Cameroon football star Samuel Eto'o has struck a deal with Spanish prosecutors to avoid going to jail for tax fraud he committed while playing for Barcelona, a court in the city announced Monday. Eto'o, who played for Barcelona from 2004 to 2009, received a fine and a 22-month suspended sentence but will not serve any time, as is customary in Spain for prison terms of under two years for non-violent crimes. Reports in Spain claim Eto'o, 41, will pay a fine of 1.8 million euros ($1.9 million).

Raphinha next? Ranking the 15 Brazilians to play for Arsenal

Arsenal are going through a Brazilian revolution, with a number of players from the country signed by Brazilian technical director Edu Gaspar.

Mikel Arteta has striker solution in case Spurs successfully shatter Gabriel Jesus deal

Arsenal will move for Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morata should Tottenham successfully hijack their deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City.

Watch: The story of Andres Iniesta and why he chose Japan

Andres Iniesta is one of football’s most decorated players, having won everything for both club and country. But why did he decide to switch Barcelona for Japan in 2018?

‘It was Real Madrid or nothing’ – Antonio Rudiger unveiled by Spanish giants in first press conference

Antonio Rudiger has claimed it was «Real Madrid or nothing» as he was official unveiled by the Spanish giants. The German international’s Chelsea contract ran out at the end of last season and he was the subject of plenty of interest from across Europe. However, the lure of becoming a Real Madrid player was too strong for him to turn down.

Tyler Mislawchuk, 2-time Canadian Olympian, collects World Cup sprint triathlon silver

Tyler Mislawchuk earned a silver medal in a World Cup sprint triathlon Sunday in Huatulco, Mexico.

Lewis Hamilton warned ‘one swallow doesn’t make a summer’ after Canadian podium

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has warned Lewis Hamilton that “one swallow doesn’t make a summer” after the seven-time world champion secured his first podium in nearly three months at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Women's FIH Pro League: India Look To address Grey Areas Against USA Ahead Of World Cup 2022

With the World Cup just over 10 days away, the Indian women's hockey team would look to utilise its last FIH Pro League double-header tie against lowly USA, starting in Rotterdam on Tuesday, to address its weak areas ahead of the marquee event to be co-hosted by the Netherlands and Spain. The Indian women produced a remarkable performance in their debut FIH Pro League season, occupying the third spot in the standings with 24 points from 14 games behind Netherlands (32 points from 14 matches) and Argentina, who have already clinched the title with 42 points from 16 games.

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Ex-Footballer Samuel Eto'o Pleads Guilty To Tax Fraud To Avoid Prison

Raphinha next? Ranking the 15 Brazilians to play for Arsenal

Mikel Arteta has striker solution in case Spurs successfully shatter Gabriel Jesus deal

Watch: The story of Andres Iniesta and why he chose Japan

‘It was Real Madrid or nothing’ – Antonio Rudiger unveiled by Spanish giants in first press conference

Tyler Mislawchuk, 2-time Canadian Olympian, collects World Cup sprint triathlon silver

Lewis Hamilton warned ‘one swallow doesn’t make a summer’ after Canadian podium

Women's FIH Pro League: India Look To address Grey Areas Against USA Ahead Of World Cup 2022