Canadian NBA stars' inclusion in Olympics past Paris at risk without further funding, says CEO
The Canadian men's basketball team qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games led by a clutch of homegrown NBA stars.
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Zinedine Zidane ‘not negotiating’ with Manchester United after positive Erik ten Hag talks
Manchester United are reportedly not currently in talks with Zinedine Zidane regarding the manager’s position.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's net worth drops by £1.5bn after Manchester United takeover
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's net worth has dropped by approximately £1.52bn according to Bloomberg's latest billionaire index.
LIV Golf abandons efforts for world ranking accreditation
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Xabi Alonso has already made decision on Liverpool return as Bayern Munich eye former Reds star
Liverpool have been warned that they could miss out on Xabi Alonso as their new manager if Bayern Munich decide to approach the former Reds midfielder.
LIV Golf League ends bid for World Golf Ranking accreditation - ESPN
The LIV Golf League has withdrawn its application for recognition from the Official World Golf Ranking, LIV Golf CEO and commissioner Greg Norman told players in a letter Tuesday.
Windies Cricket CEO Blasts 'World Cricket' For Ensuring West Indies 'Never' Become Strong
West Indies Cricket CEO Jonny Grave slammed the International Cricket Council (ICC) and other top cricketing nations in a fiery rant over the state of affairs in the sport right now. In a recent interaction, Grave alleged that 'world cricket' is doing everything in their power to make sure that West Indies are never strong again. The Windies were a huge force in the world of cricket in the 1970s and 80s but over the years, they have fallen in the list of top sides in the world. Grave's comments came right after West Indies' tour of Australia in January-February 2024 where the Test series ended 1-1.
Man United chief breaks silence on Old Trafford plan with key transfer warning diehards may not like
Manchester United board member Jean-Claude Blanc has suggested addressing Old Trafford's future could be prioritised over investing in the transfer market for players.