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Steven Naismith believes Lawrence Shankland deserves to be named Scotland’s player of the year. The Hearts skipper has netted 28 times this season - 29 including his late equaliser for Scotland in Georgia - and looks set to be named in Steve Clarke’s squad for the Euros.
Manchester United academy starlet Amir Ibragimov looks to have sustained yet another injury. It comes after the 16-year-old's season has been littered with fitness setbacks.
Manchester United’s poor run of form has continued to highlight the problems the club will face in the transfer market during the summer.
Former Manchester United and England winger Lee Sharpe has named the manager he thinks should be given the job of leading the club next season.
In the wake of 14 Colorado players entering the transfer portal this week, Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders downplayed the notion that their departures will have a significant impact on the team.
Manchester City won't defend their Champions League title this season after suffering penalty heartbreak at the hands of Real Madrid - but are still in line to pocket at least £75million from the competition this season.
ON AN UNCOMMONLY crisp afternoon in the middle of December, new Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington arrived in Bridgeton, New Jersey, for his first meeting with his most important player. Washington, hired a month earlier, drove up to Mike Trout's sprawling, custom-built mansion alongside his two new outfield coaches, Bo Porter and Eric Young Sr. They toured Trout's expansive basement workout room, put up some shots in the neighboring basketball court and settled into the den for a conversation that lasted close to four hours.
Dwight Freeney sacked dozens of different NFL quarterbacks throughout his 16-year NFL career, primarily spent with the Indianapolis Colts. So when the soon-to-be Hall of Famer was asked by Keyshawn Johnson on Johnson's podcast, "All Facts No Brakes," who were among the toughest quarterbacks for him to sack in his career, Freeney said his top choice would surprise some people.