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July 23 : Arkady Dvorkovich, the Russian president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), said on Friday he was suspending his activity with the organisation after being placed on the latest European Union sanctions list.
The Italian soccer federation (FIGC) has talked to former Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola and Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti about taking over the crisis-hit national team.
U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame Member Paul Caligiuri breaks down USA vs. Belgium, how Flo Balogun being back affects the USMNT and gives his thoughts on the red card during last week's match against Bosnia.
An initiative to promote American football has been introduced to Dublin City, with 20 boxes containing two American footballs installed in parks around the city.
Lise Klaveness, the president of the Norwegian Football Federation (NFF), has said she will ask her board to pursue a formal ethics complaint over the suspension of Folarin Balogun's World Cup ban.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has sensationally confirmed that Pep Guardiola is a primary candidate to take over as the next head coach of the Azzurri. President Giovanni Malago admitted that the federation is prepared to make a significant financial 'exception' to lure the former Manchester City boss to the international stage.
CNN reporter Sara Sidner questions UFC President Dana White about President Donald Trump's presence at sporting events, suggesting his tactics resemble authoritarian leaders. Journalist Emily Austin criticizes CNN's comparison as 'ridiculous,' noting presidents historically attend sports to unify the country. She claims media networks are creating unnecessary friction.
BUENOS AIRES/NEW YORK, July 22 : Argentina's football association (AFA) on Wednesday said it was "completely untrue" that its president Claudio Tapia or treasurer Pablo Toviggino had been ordered to give evidence by U.S. courts.