Omeruo excited to be back in training
Former Super Eagles defender, Kenneth Omeruo, is thrilled to be back in training after a lengthy injury layoff. He said he is eager to return to the pitch and contribute to his club’s success.
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Slot wary of Accrington’s ‘Champions League final’ at Anfield
Liverpool manager Arne Slot said Accrington Stanley’s trip to Anfield in the FA Cup third round on Saturday will be the League Two side’s “Champions League final”.
Sporting director Kehl extends Dortmund deal
Borussia Dortmund have extended sporting director Sebastian Kehl’s contract until 2027, the German Bundesliga club announced on Thursday.
Very difficult’ to improve Arsenal in January window, says Arteta
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said it will be difficult to find January signings that will be capable of immediately improving his side as they aim to end a five-year trophy drought.
Inter Miami’s Mascherano cools Neymar talk
Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano expects to bring in several new faces to support Lionel Messi in Major League Soccer next season but says it is “impossible to think about” Brazilian Neymar being one of them.
I attempted suicide four times, Oduduru confesses
Nigeria 200m record holder, Divine Oduduru has confirmed he attempted to commit suicide four times after his six-year ban by the Athletics Integrity Unit, AIU, for committing two Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs) of Possession of Prohibited Substances and the Attempted Use of a Prohibited Substance or Method.
Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord to declare for NFL draft - ESPN
Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord, the nation's leading passer in 2024, told ESPN on Friday that he will declare for the NFL draft and has decided to no longer pursue an NCAA eligibility waiver for another season.
Plymouth chief hits back at Wayne Rooney claim after Man United legend's sacking changes plans
Plymouth's chief, Simon Hallett, has dismissed claims that Wayne Rooney was hired as a publicity stunt, confirming that a planned documentary will no longer go ahead. Rooney, 39, took on the role of Plymouth's head coach last summer, despite a disappointing spell at Birmingham City the previous year.