Sports event coverage and updates
Chelsea aims to secure Marcos Palestra as their first summer signing, outbidding Inter Milan and offering attractive terms to the young defender.
Jorge 'Chipi' Vera faces backlash and accreditation loss after a heated on-air tirade against FIFA and its new player conduct rule.
France's manager Didier Deschamps will miss the upcoming World Cup match against Norway after the passing of his mother, with assistant Guy Stephan stepping in.
Portugal secures a vital win against Uzbekistan, regaining form and mood after a rocky start in the World Cup and internal team strife.
From Messi's playful sons to Tom Brady's fatherly moments, the World Cup is showcasing memorable family interactions alongside thrilling soccer.
England's Thomas Tuchel makes two key defensive changes for their World Cup clash with Ghana, aiming for a stronger performance after a shaky opener.
England fans are turning to yellow school buses for transport to the World Cup match against Ghana, seeking affordability amid rising train fares.
Aaron Ramsey has been appointed as the new head coach of Oxford United, bringing his experience and ambition to the League One club.
Tottenham Hotspur is set to sign goalkeeper Martin Dubravka as a backup to rising star Antonin Kinsky, marking a shift in their squad dynamics.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's extravagant travel during the World Cup has drawn criticism, with his jet mileage nearly reaching the earth's circumference.
Amid World Cup success, Folarin Balogun is drawing significant interest from Premier League and Serie A clubs, with Monaco reportedly seeking $57 million.
Jorge Messi, Lionel Messi's father, is reportedly improving in health and hopes to be released from the hospital soon following recent medical issues.
Newcastle is keen on signing Cologne's Said El Mala and Lille's Matias Fernandez-Pardo while competing with Liverpool for key transfers this summer.
Lionel Messi surpasses Miroslav Klose's record with 18 World Cup goals after leading Argentina to victory over Austria, all eyes on Kylian Mbappe.
From standout midfielders to dynamic forwards, several World Cup players are catching the eye of Premier League clubs as potential transfers.
Achraf Hakimi, Moroccan football captain, faces serious rape charges amid controversy. Support and scrutiny arise as the case unfolds.
Manchester United and Arsenal are eyeing Bournemouth's Alex Scott, with a transfer fee hovering around £60 million as clubs seek midfield reinforcements.
Roberto Martinez faces scrutiny for his handling of Cristiano Ronaldo during Portugal's opener, raising questions about team dynamics and leadership.
Fulham is advancing discussions with Alvaro Arbeloa for the managerial role, while Ipswich confirms Gary O'Neil as their new head coach.
A moment capturing Shakira and her son at the World Cup sparked concern, but it was simply a sweet display of family affection.