Frenkie de Jong transfer gets ‘green light’ as Manchester United linked with double Dutch swoop
Manchester United have reportedly been given the green light to re-enter the battle to sign Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong this summer.
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Mike Budenholzer is Suns' top coaching target, sources say - ESPN
Mike Budenholzer has emerged as the Phoenix Suns' target to become the franchise's next coach, and discussions are expected to move rapidly toward a deal, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
Suns fire coach Frank Vogel after being swept in first round - ESPN
The Phoenix Suns fired head coach Frank Vogel on Thursday, 11 days after the team was swept out of the postseason's first round by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Graham Potter leaves door open for Manchester United job after rejecting European rivals
Graham Potter has reportedly turned down the chance to become Ajax manager amid growing links with Manchester United.
NFL offseason: Biggest remaining roster holes for all 32 teams - ESPN
Some NFL teams draft for need and others with a strict eye on talent. Either way, most teams still have roster weaknesses when the draft is over.
Jayden Daniels, Malik Nabers have $10K Offensive ROY bet - ESPN
Quarterback Jayden Daniels went four spots ahead of former LSU teammate Malik Nabers in the draft. He's also counting on finishing ahead of him when it comes to being named the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year. Otherwise, it could cost him $10,000.
Peter Murphy set for Queen of the South appointment as Doonhamers move swiftly to replace Marvin Bartley
Peter Murphy is set to be named Queen of the South boss after seven years in charge of their local rivals Annan Athletic. The Irishman has worked wonders with the Galabank club, leading them to promotion from League Two via the play-offs last season and cementing their highest ever SPFL finish this time round.
Bank of England locks in interest rates as new homeowners pay extra £3,480 a year
The Bank of England decided today (May 9) to keep the base rate of interest at a 16-year high of 5.25 per cent, in order to bring inflation down to the government target of 2%. But for first-time buyers and new homeowners, this has effectively locked in an extra £290 per month on top of mortgage payments.