After a candidate in Real Madrid's presidential election unveils an Erling Haaland shirt on live TV, Manchester City dismiss the suggestion their striker will move to Spain.

"El principal objetivo es seguir lo más cerca de los jugadores", dice el responsable de la Oficina del Jugador de LaLiga desde hace 6 meses

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Manchester City have seen an initial offer for Elliot Anderson knocked back by Nottingham Forest.

A year after striker Liam Delap joined Chelsea, he struggled to prove himself during an underwhelming and injury-hit season.

Ten-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson confirmed that he's retiring from the NFL to move into broadcasting by taking up an analyst role with CBS Sports in America.

Lying horizontal in absolute agony, puffing heavily trying to get as much oxygen back into her lungs, Keely Hodgkinson is hurting.

Since their first attempt in 1954 there's always been some kind of misfortune lurking in the shadows for Scotland at World Cups, writes Tom English.

Chelsea's former record goalscorer Bobby Tambling - who netted 202 goals for the club - dies at the age of 84.

The New York Knicks raised their NBA Playoffs winning streak to a dozen games as Jalen Brunson starred in their Finals opener against the San Antonio Spurs.

Despite his declaration that the 2026 Formula 1 title is Kimi Antonelli's to lose, there are several reasons why George Russell should still believe he can catch his Mercedes team-mate.

Family time in fight week is a privilege that boxers rarely get to experience but is a "luxury" that Chris Billam-Smith isn’t taking for granted ahead of his Bournemouth homecoming, live on Sky Sports.

Anthony Joshua’s Olympic rival Ivan Dychko has set his sights on becoming Kazakhstan’s first heavyweight world champion ahead of his UK professional debut in Bournemouth on Saturday.

Sunshine Star will attempt to rediscover her mojo in Thursday evening's feature from Lingfield, live on Sky Sports Racing.

It is possible that nobody alive today has watched more football than Marcelo Bielsa, the former Leeds United boss who will lead Uruguay at the World Cup.