Leicester's Albrighton calls time at 34
Former Leicester City midfielder Marc Albrighton announced his retirement from professional soccer at the age of 34, having won the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Championship with the club.
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Manchester United stance on Ben Chilwell transfer emerges as deal moves closer
Manchester United have a little over 24 hours before they are no longer able to complete any more transfer business.
Eddie Nketiah set for Crystal Palace move
Eddie Nketiah has been granted permission to undergo a medical examination at Crystal Palace, signalling a potential move from Arsenal.
Jets CB Sauce Gardner Roasts Teammate Breece Hall's Madden Appearance
Pro Bowl New York Jets cornerback Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner criticized Madden's scans of Jets' Breece Hall, roasting the running back for looking unrecognizable in the popular video game.
Babe Ruth's 'called shot' jersey sells at auction for over $24 million US
The jersey Babe Ruth wore when he called his shot during the 1932 World Series, hitting a home run to centre field, sold at auction early Sunday for over $24 million US.
Manchester United player who travelled 500 miles to be snubbed could finally be sold
Jadon Sancho made the trip to the south coast on Saturday but was not in the squad.
Paralympics: Pakistan's Sole Para-Athlete Haider Ali Leaves For Paris
Haider Ali, Pakistan's only para-athlete participating in the upcoming Paris Paralympics, departed for the French capital along with his coach Akbar Ali on Monday. The opening ceremony scheduled on August 28 will mark the official commencement of the Games after the successful conclusion of the Olympics earlier this month. Haider, a native of Gujranwala, will represent Pakistan in the F37 category of the discus throw event on September 6. This will be Haider's fifth appearance at the quadrennial event. He won a gold medal in the discus throw at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics with a throw of 55.26 meters.
Harbaugh lauds Herbert, other Chargers stuck on hotel elevator - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh lauded quarterback Justin Herbert and other players who were stuck in an elevator for two hours at the team hotel in Dallas on Friday night.