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Oli McBurnie has revealed he has been in talks to sign for Rangers on several occasions down the years but says that there was no contact from Philippe Clement about a potential move to Ibrox earlier this summer.
In less than a week, we will have NFL games that count and, therefore, fantasy football results to track. Hope springs eternal and everyone has an opinion on which players will do this and which teams will do that. That's the fun of being a fan, right?
Let's rank the starting quarterbacks.
Facundo Pellistri helped convince his international teammate Manuel Ugarte to sign for Manchester United, despite his own Old Trafford career ending before they could become club colleagues.
As one source said recently, sometimes you need a player on the pitch to give academy players "a good f****** talking to' because football is a brutally competitive environment.
Ace Indian shuttler and former Olympic bronze-medallist Saina Nehwal has revealed that she is battling arthritis and will have to decide on her future in badminton by the end of this year as the ailment has made it impossible for her to train the usual hours. The 34-year-old former world No.1, who was the first Indian shuttler to win an Olympic medal with her bronze in London 2012, participated in three editions of the Games before being hampered by injuries.
Luis Suarez broke down in tears after announcing his decision to bow out of international football following Uruguay's match with Paraguay in Montevideo this Friday.
Carrying a back injury for more than a year, history-making Indian javelin thrower Sumit Antil's path to Paralympic glory was paved with a 'sweet sacrifice' and several sleepless nights. The 26-year-old faced a tough choice in the build-up to the Paralympics -- give up his favourite sweets or put his career at risk due to rapid weight gain and a back injury that troubled him before the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou last year where he won a gold. On the advice of his physio, Antil grudgingly gave up sweets, followed a strict training regimen and shed around 12 kilograms in just two months.