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When the new Saudi Pro League season kicks off on Friday (Aug 11) it will herald a new dawn for football in the Gulf kingdom which has spent close to half a billion dollars luring top players and coaches from traditional European powerhouses.
Manchester City will not be able to scale the dizzying heights of last season's treble-winning campaign, manager Pep Guardiola said on Thursday (Aug 10) ahead of their Premier League opener against Burnley.
West Ham have completed the signing of Mexico international Edson Alvarez from Ajax for an undisclosed fee.
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NEOM has announced a partnership with IMG Golf Course Services to open a nine-hole beachfront facility on Sindalah island.
USA forward Megan Rapinoe has broken her silence following her United States Women's National Soccer Team's (USWNT) earliest-ever exit at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Missed penalties in the shootout by senior stalwarts Megan Rapinoe and Kelley O'Hara helped send USWNT out of the tournament, with hopes of completing a 'three-peat' dashed, as long-time rivals Sweden advanced to the last eight. The 38-year-old announced her retirement after the National Women's Soccer League season this year. After a goalless 120-minute match against Sweden, the USWNT was defeated 5-4 on penalties. Rapinoe took to her Instagram to post a heartfelt message following the USWNT's FIFA World Cup exit to Sweden.
On the plane bound for New York, Bruno Fernandes sat in the front row of the Manchester United players' section. A couple of rows behind Fernandes, Harry Maguire was sat by the window, once accustomed to leading from the front.
Netherlands' forward Lineth Beerensteyn had a blunt reaction when she first heard that the United States had been bundled out of the World Cup: «Yes, bye.»