"On the agenda": Phil Hay drops exciting Leeds transfer claim, supporters will love it - opinion
Phil Hay has dropped an update on Leeds United’s interest in signing a new centre-forward in the summer transfer window.
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Liverpool star Mohamed Salah open to joining Premier League rivals on free transfer
Mohamed Salah is prepared to let his Liverpool contract run down before joining a Premier League rival on a free transfer.
Morning transfer twist: Gregg Evans drops major Villa blow on tank Gerrard was desperate to sign
Aston Villa are ‘unlikely’ to sign Burnley centre-back James Tarkowski this summer, according to Gregg Evans.
QPR closing in on fresh player agreement
Albert Adomah is expected to sign a new contract with Queens Park Rangers, although expected incoming new boss Michael Beale will have the final say.
Arsenal figure reportedly on Crawley Town managerial radar
Crawley have been without a manager since relieving John Yems of his duties at the beginning of May and they’re now eyeing a potential deal for Kevin Betsy to take over as their next boss, as reported by Sky Sports.
Christian Pulisic speaks out on his Chelsea future after meeting Todd Boehly
Christian Pulisic has refused to confirm he will remain at Chelsea but says he is ‘excited’ for the future after meeting new Stamford Bridge owner Todd Boehly.
Do sanctions work? EU bets on oil embargo while Moscow blocks grain exports
In the immediate future, that will not stop Moscow's march on the Donbas, where it is flattening entire cities to achieve its aims. Will the West waver there too? The United States announced it will not supply Ukraine with long-range weapons that can strike inside Russia. We ask about the timing of that announcement and the message it sends to the Kremlin.
"Just Play The World Cup": Ravi Shastri's Radical Suggestion On T20 Internationals
Former Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has suggested that bilateral T20 series between countries are done away with and international matches in the shortest format restricted to World Cups every two years to create a bigger window for franchise tournaments like the Indian Premier League (IPL). Shastri, who was India's coach for 2021 T20 World Cup, claimed that "no one remembers" bilateral tournaments. He suggested that cricket go the football way, where club competitions are more prevalent and international matches largely played in big tournaments like the World Cup.