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Liverpool owner John Henry says he will not sell the Premier League club, but new investors could be welcomed in. The Fenway Sports Group (FSG), owned by Henry, has been in control of the Anfield side since 2010. Ad However, reports in November said they were “inviting offers” from potential buyers.
Marcus Freeman is nothing if not blunt and transparent. The Notre Dame head coach may slip into coach-speak sporadically in the fall, but far more often than not, he does not waste time dodging questions or trading in obfuscation.
Manchester United will demand £25million for Scott McTominay should potential suitors come calling for the Scotland international next summer, according to reports.
After Mayo's emphatic win over Kerry in round three of the Allianz Football League, former county star Austin O'Malley highlighted a "freshness" in the way the side went about their business, something he feels will be key with championship commencing in a matter of weeks.
Manchester United playmaker Christian Eriksen has been nominated for a coveted sports award following his incredible return to the Premier League following a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 which left him fighting not only for his career, but also his life.
A consortium led by a Qatari banker has submitted a bid for Premier League side Manchester United, making it potentially the latest Middle Eastern buyer of a top European club.
The announcement that a consortium led by a Qatari banker are bidding to buy Manchester United has raised questions about the potential impact for Paris Saint-Germain, who were taken over by Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) more than a decade ago.
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s new football association committee pledged on Monday (Feb 20) to overhaul the ecosystem of the sport, just months after the country suffered from one of the world’s deadliest stadium stampedes.