Ex-Man United star makes Harry Kane point and names three players who will benefit from Rasmus Hojlund
Manchester United have been told Harry Kane is the 'new Teddy Sheringham' and should be brought in to help Rasmus Hojlund.
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Jack Grealish adds extra touch to Man City trophies at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital
More than 150 patients and staff at Royal Manchester Childrens' Hospital got a surprise welcome from Jack Grealish as the Treble trophies paid them a visit.
Norway federation chief apologises for disappointing World Cup
Norway did not fulfil their potential nor meet expectations at this year's Women's World Cup, Norwegian Football Federation president Lise Klaveness said on Wednesday.
NFL breakout players for 2023 -- Predicting next wave of stars - ESPN
As we preview the NFL season, there's a natural urge for us to point to potential breakout players in 2023. It's a process our experts begin a week after the Super Bowl and through the opening game, which is less than a month away.
WSU president preparing realignment moves from 'bad spot' - ESPN
Washington State president Kirk Schulz acknowledged his school's athletics program is in «a bad spot» as it faces a harsh new reality in the wake of the Pac-12's defections last week.
PFA chief agrees with Manchester United's Raphael Varane that football is 'sleepwalking into disaster'
Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) chief executive Maheta Molango has agreed with Manchester United defender Raphael Varane over increased demands being placed upon players through new rules brought in for the new season.
'Different qualities' - Ex-Man City player raises doubts over Mateo Kovacic's ability to fill Ilkay Gundogan's role
Bacary Sagna believes Manchester City have signed a good player in the form of Mateo Kovacic, but that he is no direct replacement for the departed Ilkay Gundogan.
Five Premier League New Signings To Watch
Premier League clubs have splashed out over 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) on fresh faces ahead of the start of the new season on Friday. Arsenal have led the way by spending more than 200 million pounds on Declan Rice, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber as they aim to topple defending champions Manchester City. Manchester United, Newcastle, Liverpool and Chelsea have also been busy with competition fierce just for a top-four finish. But treble winners City remain the side to beat as they eye a historic fourth consecutive English top-flight title.