Guardiola rejects Italy's €20m offer for national team job
Pep Guardiola has turned down a €20m offer to become Italy's head coach, saying he needs time for himself and his family after leaving Manchester City.
Category : Sports
Arsenal and Tottenham chase £51m winger Nusa
Arsenal have joined Tottenham in the race to sign RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa, valued at £51m, after his standout World Cup performances for Norway.
Chelsea finalising £52m Lacroix move; medical today
Chelsea are set to complete a £52million transfer for Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix, who will undergo his medical today before finalising the move.
Emmerdale: Dawn kisses ex Billy as Joe watches
Dawn Taylor shares a surprise kiss with ex Billy Fletcher in Emmerdale, leading to serious consequences as fiancé Joe Tate watches.
Bellingham dig at referee in new FIFA footage after England loss
New FIFA ref cam footage shows Jude Bellingham telling referee Ismail Elfath 'some shocking ones' after England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina.
Arsenal offer Gyokeres in Alvarez swap deal with Atletico
Arsenal are willing to include Viktor Gyokeres in a part swap deal for Julian Alvarez, who wants to leave Atletico Madrid. Atletico CEO insists club will not sell Alvarez for any price.
King Charles and Camilla emerge from Tardis at Games opening
King Charles and Queen Camilla made a dramatic entrance from the Tardis at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, attended by 3,000 athletes from 74 nations.
Newcastle reject Arsenal's £70m bid for Bruno Guimaraes
Newcastle United are ready to reject Arsenal's new £70 million bid for Bruno Guimaraes, with the club demanding £100m if the midfielder hands in a transfer request.
World Cup Transfers: 10 Moves You Missed
From Leandro Trossard to Robert Lewandowski, discover 10 transfers that happened during the World Cup but escaped the headlines.
Arsenal's Saliba out for extended period with back injury
Arsenal defender William Saliba will miss an extended period due to a back injury sustained in France's World Cup semi-final loss to Spain, but surgery is not required.
Myers leads Australia's middle-distance golden era at Games
Australia's middle-distance team, led by world No.1 Cameron Myers and Olympic silver medallist Jessica Hull, heads to Glasgow with unprecedented depth and medal prospects.
Kiss names first Wallabies squad for Japan series
New Wallabies coach Les Kiss has named his first 34-man squad for the Test series against Japan, featuring three new faces and a focus on evolution over revolution.
Glasgow's last-minute Commonwealth Games: scaled-back but hopeful
Glasgow hosts the 2026 Commonwealth Games after Victoria pulled out; excitement builds despite low awareness, reduced budget, and no BBC coverage.
Cyclist Matt Richardson: Australia to England switch 'zero effect'
Triple Olympic medallist Matt Richardson, who switched from Australia to England, says the controversy has had no impact and he uses it as fuel for success.
Seven-year-old's bird song goes viral, covered by Ben Lee
Miles Phillips, 7, wrote 'Eastern Rosellas' after feeding birds. The song has 1.5m views, radio play, and covers by Ben Lee and Ball Park Music.
Commonwealth Games 2026: 10 Key Storylines for Glasgow
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games features Adam Peaty's return, the Commonwealth Mile revival, a record Para programme, and a new broadcast era with TNT Sports.
LNZ Cherkasy: Wartime success story set for European debut
Ukrainian club LNZ Cherkasy, in fourth tier in 2021, will play Gent in Conference League qualifiers after finishing second in top flight despite war with Russia.
Cooper Lutkenhaus: US track phenom on family ties, LA 2028 and high school
Cooper Lutkenhaus, 17, became the youngest world champion in indoor track and field history. He aims for US 800m title this week, balancing stardom with high school.
Inside MLB's losing clubhouses: 'Like pulling a tractor trailer'
MLB's 162-game season guarantees failure as much as success. Players like Jamie Moyer and Alex Avila reveal the mental grind of losing, from self-doubt to team meetings.
Glasgow 2026: Cut-price Commonwealth Games fight for survival
Glasgow hosts a stripped-back Commonwealth Games after Victoria pulled out citing costs. Organisers are bullish, but ticket sales and TV rights raise questions about the event's future.
Barcelona sign Adeyemi; Newcastle close on Bamba
Barcelona have signed Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund for £19m, while Newcastle are set to sign Aladji Bamba from Monaco for £34m.
Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge for £34m
Arsenal complete £34m signing of Greece forward Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge on a five-year deal, as third summer arrival.
Middlesex CEO dismissed after misconduct charges upheld
Middlesex CCC chief executive Andrew Cornish has been dismissed after an independent disciplinary panel upheld misconduct charges following a staff complaint.
Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Table: Glasgow 215 Events
Glasgow hosts the 23rd Commonwealth Games from July 23 to August 2, with 74 nations competing for 645 medals across 10 sports, including 6 Para sports.
Sam Docherty on cancer, football, and life after AFL
Sam Docherty, former Carlton co-captain, reflects on two bouts of cancer, three knee reconstructions, and his AFL career, finishing second in the 2022 best and fairest after chemotherapy.
Aston Villa land Garnacho on loan from Chelsea
Aston Villa have signed Alejandro Garnacho on a season-long loan from Chelsea, with a conditional obligation to buy the winger for a fee similar to the £40m Chelsea paid Manchester United last August.
Tour de France director denies bias, backs night doping tests
Christian Prudhomme rejects accusations of bias towards French riders and defends night-time drug tests, emphasizing ITA independence.
Anderson calls City 'kings of Manchester' after £116m transfer
Elliot Anderson has described Manchester City as the 'kings of Manchester' after completing his £116m move from Nottingham Forest, targeting the September derby.
Mercedes solve engine problem that hurt Russell's title hopes
George Russell confirms Mercedes have identified and solved the electrical energy deployment issue that damaged his world championship hopes, after he was knocked out of the Belgian GP.
Illness hits Pogacar's team; Carapaz wins stage 18
Richard Carapaz wins stage 18 of the Tour de France as a virus sweeps through Tadej Pogacar's UAE Team Emirates, causing Brandon McNulty to abandon and others to struggle.
Page 45 of 673