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Major League Baseball has approved the sale of a minority stake in the Cleveland Guardians to David Blitzer, who also has ownership shares in the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, according to multiple reports.
Manchester United fans aren’t taking the latest reports that Jurrien Timber has decided against a move to Old Trafford too well.
Arsenal have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Fabio Vieira from Porto in a transfer worth €40million (£34.13m). The 22-year-old attacking midfielder is set to travel to London in the coming hours to sign a five-year contract, according to Record. Ad/> The deal is believed to be made up of €35m guaranteed with another €5m in ‘achievable’ add-ons.
Liverpool’s next signing of the window is reportedly set to be right-back Calvin Ramsey. The club have reportedly agreed to a fixed fee of around £4 million with £1.5 million in bonuses dependent on how many appearances Ramsey makes for the club, as per Ad/> /> FootballArsenal travel to Palace in first fixture, Fulham host Liverpool, City face West Ham5 HOURS AGO from The Times.
Arsenal have submitted a bid of just under £50 million for Manchester City’s Gabriel Jesus. The club is confident that they will be able to secure the Brazilian’s signature, and that Jesus will join the London club, as per reports from The Times.
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According to a Spanish source, Liverpool have made a big-money move to sign Borussia Dortmund ace Jude Bellingham for next summer.
Premier League fixtures between Boxing Day and New Year have been dropped to counter concerns of player “burnout” after the World Cup in Qatar, according to a report. The FIFA World Cup takes precedence throughout November and December, and festive Premier League matches that usually take place on December 28 will be rescheduled, but fixtures on Boxing Day, New Years Day and January 2 are set to remain.