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Roger Federer's predecessor in Swiss tennis has shared his hopes to see the 40-year-old play a "full season" in 2023 after being sidelined with injury. The 20-time Major champion has not played in almost a year after undergoing a third knee surgery but has recently returned to training, posting his progress in a series of Instagram updates.
The Ricketts family and partners have withdrawn their bid to buy Chelsea, leaving three consortia battling for the Blues.
Novak Djokovic has been questioned over his decision to part ways with long-time coach Marian Vajda after starting the season with two wins and two losses. The world No 1 announced their split earlier this year after making the decision at the end of last season. The pair split once previously in 2017 in an unsuccessful stint for the Serb which saw him fail to make it beyond the quarter-final stage at any Grand Slam.
MANCHESTER : Asset manager Investcorp has entered into exclusive talks to purchase Italian club AC Milan, a source close to the deal told Reuters on Friday.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has said he has personally apologised to midfielder Conor Gallagher after refusing Crystal Palace's request to field the midfielder against his parent club in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final.
PARIS: Leicester battled back to beat PSV Eindhoven 2-1 on Thursday in the Europa Conference League to reach a European semifinal for the first time in their history.
MONTE CARLO: Defending champion Stefanos Tsitsipas and second seed Alexander Zverev kept their Monte Carlo Masters challenge on track with straight set wins to advance to the quarterfinals on Thursday.
MADRID: Diego Simeone aimed a thinly-veiled dig at Pep Guardiola after a feisty and bad-tempered night at the Wanda Metropolitano on Wednesday, where Manchester City’s advance to the Champions League semifinals was overshadowed by a brawl on the pitch and in the tunnel. Simeone was asked after the match if he felt Guardiola had disrespected him during the quarter-final, which City won 1-0 on aggregate after a goalless draw in the second leg. “Often people who have a great vocabulary, who are very intelligent, they can praise you with contempt.