Arsenal fan Lewis Hamilton teased my Max Verstappen over Chelsea investment plans
Max Verstappen has poked fun at rival Lewis Hamilton’s involvement in a Chelsea takeover bid by saying: ‘I thought he was an Arsenal fan’.
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Chelsea news: Sir Lewis Hamilton joins Martin Broughton consortium and Cho linked with Blues
Mikel Arteta full of praise for Eddie Nketiah and Mohamad Elneny following Chelsea win
Papers: Real eye Newcastle's Guimaraes
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Chelsea has more high-profile suitors, with Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams joining a consortium bidding for the English Premier League club
The crowded field to buy Chelsea now features 23-time tennis major winner Serena Williams and seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton.
Source: Everton now targeting £25.2m-rated ace likened to Lewis Hamilton; Thelwell a big admirer
Everton are reportedly now targeting a move for Adama Traore in the summer transfer window.
Five talking points ahead of the second legs in the African Champions League quarterfinals
It is halftime in the quarterfinals of the African Champions League, with all four ties in the balance. Arab News looks back at the first legs and ahead to the second. Here are five talking points.
Ukraine’s Svitolina says anti-war Russians, Belarusians should not face ban
DUBAI: Elina Svitolina said Russian and Belarusian players who denounce Moscow’s invasion of her country Ukraine should be allowed to participate at Wimbledon.The grasscourt major announced on Wednesday that Russian and Belarusian competitors would be banned from this year’s tournament.The decision means that the likes of men’s world number two Daniil Medvedev of Russia and women’s fourth-ranked Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus are ruled out of the June 27-July 10 tournament.World number 25 Svitolina joined fellow Ukrainian players on Wednesday in seeking a ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes from international competitions but appeared to soften her stance in an interview with the BBC on Thursday.“We don’t want them banned completely,” Svitolina said. “If players don’t speak out against the Russian government then it is the right thing to ban them.“We just want them to speak up, if they are with us and the rest of the world or the Russian government.
Red Bull set for ‘risky' upgrade to revive Max Verstappen's fading title hopes at Imola
Formula One preview: A lap of the Australian Grand Prix