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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is probably starting to feel that there might have been better times to become a minority owner of his boyhood football club. The 71-year-old finally got his seat in the boardroom in February but a project he described as his "biggest challenge" in sport has got considerably harder in the past couple of months.
Manchester City forward Erling Haaland has become a playable character in popular mobile video game "Clash of Clans", game developer Supercell said on Tuesday.
Claudio Ranieri has given the green light for Cagliari to offer Aberdeen star Connor Barron a dream move to Italy.
Peter Leven believes Jack MacKenzie has similar attributes to Kieran Tierney and can follow him into the Scotland squad.
Rafael Nadal said he is doing his best to "keep dreaming" after he extended his stay at the Madrid Open by winning a three-hour tussle with Argentina's Pedro Cachin 6-1, 6-7 (5/7), 6-3 on Monday. Contesting his home tournament one last time before retirement, the five-time champion gave the world number 91 his shirt after Cachin asked him for a memento from the match. "Some moments good, some moments not good. I found a way to be through. I think in the third set with some mistakes I was still able to be a bit unpredictable," Nadal said of his roller-coaster third-round victory.
It could be a busy summer at Manchester United this year with plenty of change promised at Old Trafford.
Speaking to the media for the first time since being announced as the newest member of the Seattle Storm's ownership group, legendary retired player Sue Bird told reporters Monday, «This actually feels reminiscent to my rookie year in a sense.»
Snooker world no.14 Tom Ford says he HATES watching the sport he plays – and would rather go to the pub than sit and watch another player.