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Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said Friday that being part of a consortium bidding to take over English Premier League club Chelsea was too great an opportunity to pass by. Hamilton, along with American tennis star Serena Williams, could each invest up to 10 million pounds according to Sky News, as part of a consortium led by former Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton.
Lewis Hamilton has said it would be a “dream” to be part of the consortium that buys Chelsea. Hamilton is part of the bid led by Sir Martin Broughton to takeover the Premier League club after it was put up for sale by Roman Abramovich. Ad/> The McLaren driver, a seven-time Formula 1 champion, is joined by fellow sport star, former tennis No.
DUBAI: Liverpool’s top strikers, Egyptian Mohamed Salah and Senegalese Sadio Mane, have received presidential advice not to obsess over winning the Ballon d’Or. “They (Salah and Mane) shouldn’t obsess over the Ballon d’Or, rather they should focus on their performances and try to improve more,” Liberia’s retired football legend and current president George Weah told Canal+.
Tyson Fury is one of the most ferocious punchers in the heavyweight division and his recent fights have earned him a lot of money.
Steve Clarke's Scotland side can start planning for June's 2022 World Cup play-off clashes after UEFA confirmed kick-off times.
A Russian Olympic swimming champion who attended a rally in support of the invasion of Ukraine led by president Vladimir Putin has been banned from his sport for nine months.
Tyson Fury is one of the most ferocious punchers in the heavyweight division and his recent fights have earned him a lot of money.
Sometimes when you play Ronnie O’Sullivan all you can do is try and keep your head above water, such is the Rocket’s brilliance when he is in top form. That was certainly case on Friday morning as O’Sullivan moved swiftly through the gears as he raced into a 6-2 lead in his second round against Mark Allen at the World Snooker Championship.