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Wanted winger Jota looks set to seal his Celtic exit for a big-money move to Al-Ittihad - but the reason for the Portuguese star to leave the Scottish champions could go beyond cash.
Celtic will reportedly 'demand' a compensation fee from Tottenham to give Ange Postecoglou the green light to join the club.
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Former Arsenal star Alan Smith reckons Kieran Tierney will be "frustrated" amid his lack of minutes and could look for a move this summer amid Newcastle United's reported interest.
"That's a very good question," Wayne Parnell chuckled after he was asked what Pretoria Capitals are going to do with their runners-up cheque of R17.5 million. But between the laughs he still made the pertinent point that the SA20's purse is career-changing for some players.
MELBOURNE : Olivia Gadecki's first-round victory at the Australian Open on Monday earned her more prize-money than she ever made at an entire tournament and the local hope said it has given her some security in the early stages of her career.
KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY, Saudi Arabia: Four-time major-winner Brooks Koepka secured the biggest payday of his career with a $4 million play-off win over close friend Peter Uihlein to win the LIV Golf Invitational Jeddah.
Saudi Arabia): Four-time major-winner Brooks Koepka secured the biggest payday of his career with a $4 million play-off win over close friend Peter Uihlein on the Saudi-funded LIV Golf breakaway tour on Sunday. Koepka's birdie on the Jeddah Invitational's third play-off hole cost Uihlein an eye-watering $5.875 million as it denied him the winner's prize plus $8 million for second place in the season standings. Uihlein can console himself with $4 million for third place this season, plus $2.125 million for second place on Sunday and $750,000 for winning the team event alongside Koepka.