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After recently joining Mamelodi Sundowns in July this year, Bafana Bafana goalkeeper and captain Ronwen Williams is happy to be back in the national camp and seeing some familiar faces.
New Zealand captain Winston Reid will retire from international football after a home friendly against Australia.
The Cheetahs will have a new leader this season as Victor Sekekete takes over the reins from veteran Ruan Pienaar.
Jordan Henderson has joined up with the England squad for the Nations League games against Italy and Germany.
Former India captain and Olympian Dilip Tirkey on Sunday filed his nomination for the post of Hockey India (HI) president. After submitting his nomination papers, Tirkey said that his intention is to take the sport to greater heights. "Submitted my nomination for the post of President, Hockey India with the blessings of all. I am committed to take Indian Hockey to new heights," Tirkey posted on his official twitter handle. The 44-year-old Tirkey, a former full-back, was elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha as one of the three Biju Janata Dal (BJD) candidates.
The Ottawa Senators announced their leadership group for the 2022-23 season on Monday, which will include newly-signed veteran Claude Giroux wearing an "A".
Tottenham have been dealt a huge injury blow after captain and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris withdrew from the France squad with injury on Monday.
New Zealand captain Winston Reid will retire from international football after Sunday's home friendly against Australia. The match in Auckland is New Zealand men's first home game in nearly five years. "It is great to have the opportunity to play my final international game in Auckland," Reid, 34, said in a statement Monday. "It's going to be nice to come home to the city I grew up in, where I first started playing football."