'Similar player to Onana' - Journalist drops claim on potential Noble replacement at WHUFC
West Ham United target Ibrahima Sissoko is a similar player to former Irons target Amadou Onana.
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Aston Villa: Gerrard wants 'breakthrough' on 'dream scenario' at Villa Park
Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard will want a breakthrough in his hunt for a midfielder before the end of the transfer window, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
David de Gea gives verdict on 'horrible' Manchester United performance after 4-0 Brentford defeat
David de Gea has admitted Saturday was a 'horrible day' after Manchester United were humiliated against Brentford.
Thruxton BSB: Garness on target for early title
MLav VisionTrack Academy’s Johnny Garness won race one at Thruxton to give the number 57 his first shot at the British Talent Cup crown on Sunday.
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops on John Calipari's 'basketball school' remarks: 'I stay in my lane'
A passionate Mark Stoops defended the Kentucky football program on Saturday after comments earlier in the week from basketball coach John Calipari in which he called the university a «basketball school.»
"Emotional" Timo Werner Scores For Leipzig On Bundesliga Return
Former Chelsea striker Timo Werner found the back of the net on an emotional return to Leipzig but it was not enough to secure their first win of the season as Cologne snatched a 2-2 draw on Saturday. Leipzig played the majority of the game with 10 men, after Hungarian midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai received a straight red card for an elbow to the throat of Cologne's Florian Kainz just before half time. Werner left Leipzig for Chelsea in 2020 before returning earlier this week in a 25 million euros ($30.2 million, 29.5 million euros) deal.
Everton: £62k-a-week star 'massive upgrade' on Mina at Goodison Park
Everton‘s Conor Coady is a “massive upgrade” on Yerry Mina, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
NUFC could become Premier League’s 4th club to be featured on Amazon Primes’ All Or Nothing
LONDON: Newcastle United are reportedly being lined up to be the fourth Premier League club to be featured on Amazon Prime’s All Or Nothing documentary series. Following Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham, the Magpies, who were bought by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund in 2021, are being targeted by Amazon to be the Premier League’s upcoming side to be depicted in All Or Nothing, according to British media.