Everton to prepare revised bid for Burnley forward Maxwel Cornet
Everton are making a revised bid for Burnley winger Maxwel Cornet after their loan offer was rebuffed.
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Herta proud of second, Rosenqvist happy to cause McLaren “doubts”
Although Rosenqvist has been retained by McLaren Racing for 2023 and beyond, there are question marks over whether he’ll remain in IndyCar alongside Pato O’Ward and 2023 arrival Alexander Rossi, regardless of Alex Palou’s destiny. Like Rosenqvist, IndyCar champion Palou has been signed to the McLaren Racing ‘family’ but it is not clear yet for which series.
Leeds set to sign Sonny Perkins just two weeks after his West Ham exit
Leeds United are signing 18-year-old Sonny Perkins who left West Ham last month.
Phil Foden, Ilkay Gundogan and John Stones touch down in Croatia
Manchester City’s trio of first-team stars denied entry into the United States touched down in Croatia on Sunday as the rest of Pep Guardiola’s squad trained more than 5,000 miles away.
MCC back controversial T20 Blast Finals Day umpires
The MCC have given their backing to umpires Graham Lloyd and David Millns after a chaotic ending to Saturday’s Vitality Blast final.
Arsenal and Man Utd given hope of signing £25m star as manager speaks out
Leicester City are no closer to agreeing a new contract with Youri Tielemans, with Brendan Rodgers planning to sit down with the midfielder next week to discuss his future as multiple Premier League clubs express interest in a summer deal.
Gerrard has little choice to sell Chukwuemeka
Carney Chukwuemeka looks on his way out of Aston Villa this summer as he’s out of contract in 2023 and won’t put pen to paper to an extension. The 18-year-old made 15 appearances last season but amassed only 415 minutes of playing time across the board.
Dixon on 52nd win: “It’s amazing to be close to Mario"
After starting on the front row and stalking polesitter Colton Herta through the first stint, Chip Ganassi Racing-Honda’s #9 crew pulled Dixon in one lap earlier than the Andretti team, and although Herta emerged still ahead, Dixon’s crew and a strong out-lap from the veteran meant he was in the right place on warm-tires to outbrake the Andretti Autosport driver into Turn 1. He would never fall behind Herta for the remainder of the race, and while he crossed the line only 0.8sec ahead, he had been holding the gap at two seconds before the final lap.