Christian Horner tearful as he announced his Red Bull sacking to staff
Christian Horner was reduced to tears when he announced to his Red Bull staff that his two-decade spell as team principal had been terminated.
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Andy Robertson reveals talks over future but welcomes competition at Liverpool
Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson has held talks about his future but insists he welcomes the competition which looks set to arrive this summer in the shape of Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez.
Borussia Dortmund can offer Jadon Sancho dream Man United exit as agreement reached
Currently, Jadon Sancho represents a problem for Manchester United after the winger returned, cap in hand, to Old Trafford.
Viktor Gyokeres 'approach' made as Man United transfer reality becomes clear
Manchester United's summer transfer window has already been incredibly busy after such a disappointing campaign in 2024/25.
Man United make Victor Osimhen and Viktor Gyokeres transfer decision as 'no risk' option emerges
Manchester United's summer transfer window is hotting up as we sit just four days away from it temporarily closing.
Gary Neville delighted ‘star player’ Bruno Fernandes is set to stay at Man Utd
Gary Neville has welcomed reports Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is set to turn down a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia.
Farhad Moshiri reveals £400million investment in Everton’s new stadium
Former Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has revealed he invested £400million into the club’s new stadium and hopes it can help “bridge the gap” to the elite.
Jasprit Bumrah's Huge Decision As India's Test Captaincy Race Heats Up After Rohit Sharma's Retirement: Report
Jasprit Bumrah has reportedly taken himself out of the running to become India's next Test captain, according to Sky Sports News. Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant have now emerged as the top candidates to replace Rohit Sharma, who announced his retirement from Test cricket recently. Although Bumrah was widely seen as the favourite for the role, he is understood to have informed the selectors that he cannot commit to playing all five matches in long Test series because of workload concerns. With India set to play five Tests against England, the selectors are said to prefer someone who can play the entire series consistently.