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Diomande? Hall? Ndiaye? New transfer targets revealed as Man Utd plan for summer

Lewis Hall, Yan Diomande and Iliman Ndiaye are among the names Manchester United are considering as they look to strengthen ahead of a likely return to European competition next season.

Liverpool legend John Toshack diagnosed with dementia as son shares heartbreaking update

John Toschack's son, Cameron, has confirmed that the legendary former Liverpool player and Wales manager, has been diagnosed with dementia

The unlikely story of the first English manager to reach a World Cup final

George Raynor led Sweden to Olympic glory and a World Cup final, but he was never appreciated back home By The Set Pieces Nobody wanted him. An ambitious young English coach who was bursting with new ideas grew more and more frustrated as his efforts to land a job in his homeland fell flat. Application after application came to nothing, his reputation as a lower-league player meaning he rarely received a reply. But then came hope. A new opportunity opened up in Sweden. It was a relative football

Alonso to miss media day ahead of Japanese GP due to birth of first child

Salah's astonishing decade puts him in league of his own

A look back at Jurgen Klopp's comments on Mohamed Salah following his arrival from Roma in 2017 highlights the extent of his transformation at Liverpool. "I've followed him since he emerged at Basel and he has matured into a really good player," he said.

Real Madrid take immediate action after Kylian Mbappe scan on WRONG knee

Kylian Mbappe is still regaining his match sharpness after a knee injury kept him out of action for nearly a month, having last played a full 90 minutes in the middle of February

Rodri v Zubimendi - the battle for a Spain spot

Spain have two of the world's best midfielders in Rodri and Martin Zubimendi, but can they play together?

Tommy Fleetwood's son steals the show as Tiger Woods denied millions

Los Angeles Golf Club won the TGL championship and £6.7million in prize money on Tuesday but it was Tommy Fleetwood's son who stole the show

Liverpool have big questions to answer after Mohamed Salah's exit announcement

Mohamed Salah has been rightly lauded as one of the greatest players ever to be seen in English club football but his departure will give Arne Slot a delicate issue to deal with

5 options for Liverpool to replace Mo Salah including two Premier League stars

Mo Salah has confirmed that this will be his final season at Liverpool and the focus is already turning to who'll replace him, with the summer transfer window only a couple of months away

Mohamed Salah’s wife 'doesn’t like' what he does at home with pair to ditch 'hospital' mansion

Mohamed Salah has announced he'll leave Liverpool in the summer, and his wife may be glad to see the back of their home for one reason in particular

Women’s Super League to get new trophy in time for 2026-27 expansion to 14 teams

Current trophy is embossed with old WSL logo WSL2 trophy also set for a complete redesign The Women’s Super League trophy will be redesigned for the 2026-27 season when the league expands to 14 teams. It is understood that the WSL and WSL2 trophies are set for a complete overhaul to bring them in line with the WSL rebrand which was introduced last summer. The current WSL and WSL2 trophies are embossed with the old WSL and Championship logos, prompting the need for change. As a result, at the e

Who was the first footballer to announce their international retirement? | The Knowledge

Plus: swift ascents up the pyramid, Steve Palmer’s maverick set of shirts and an infamous 2004 Olympic penalty Mail us with your questions and answers “During a rather animated discussion at the pub recently, the topic of footballers ‘retiring from international football’ came up,” says Edd Crick. “We were reminiscing about the days when footballers simply stopped being picked for international games, so who was the first to come out and declare their retirement this way?” We assumed this was

‘I can’t leave like a coward’: Romania’s Mircea Lucescu on illness and his World Cup dream at 80

Head coach has been preparing for playoff against Turkey in hospital and sees job as ‘duty to Romanian football’ Mircea Lucescu is fighting for one last World Cup while at the same time battling his own body. He has lived through thousands of games as a player and manager but these could be the hardest of them all: two playoff games to take Romania to their first World Cup in 28 years. Lucescu is 80 years old now and has not been well – but he has lost none of his energy, nor love for the game.

County cricket ins and outs: Latest updates ahead of new season

Keep up to speed with all the signings, departures and overseas players in county cricket for the 2026 season.

Podcast: Celtic struggling, Aberdeen miss new manager bounce & Scotland v Japan build-up

Where is it going wrong for Celtic? Aberdeen in trouble and we preview Scotland v Japan

Numbers behind 'the most polluting World Cup'

BBC Sport analyses the environmental cost of a 48-team World Cup held across North America.

Newcastle United respond to £1bn sale claims as Saudi owners make stance clear

Newcastle United owners PIF have no intention to sell the club despite rumours circulating about a potential £1bn sale, with Saudi chiefs remaining fully committed to the project

Engels 'never made issue' after Forest interest - gossip

Celtic boss on midfielder after move south failed to materialise and Hibernian head coach on rivals creating "more noise".

'He can do everything' - Parrott carries Irish hopes

A nation's hopes will be pinned on Troy Parrott when the Republic of Ireland face the Czech Republic in Thursday's World Cup play-off in Prague.

£123 for a child's England kit - have prices gone too far?

BBC Sport explores the rise in the cost of kits for the 2026 World Cup, with insights from experts and fans.

Key questions for Clarke in Scotland's final pre-World Cup camp

What are the key questions facing Steve Clarke as he prepares Scotland for their final pre-World Cup camp?

Jamie Carragher says Mo Salah will go down ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo after Liverpool exit

Mo Salah will leave Liverpool after nine years at the end of this season, with his bombshell announcement sparking a debate over his place among the best players in Premier League history

Jess Park breaks down her best goals this season

Manchester United winger Jess Park breaks down her best goals this season in the Champions League and Women's Super League.

Selby hopes World Championship stays in UK when Crucible is being refurbished

Mark Selby says he would like to see the World Snooker Championship stay in the UK when the Crucible is being refurbished in 2029 - and possibly also 2030 - but is aware President of Matchroom Sport, Barry Hearn, has a "variety of ideas".

'Like he never left!' | Tiger makes long-awaited return to golf in the TGL

Take a look at Tiger Woods' best shots as he made his TGL comeback during Jupiter Links GC's defeat to Los Angeles Golf Club.

Man Utd instructed to 'upgrade' Benjamin Sesko in brutally honest transfer verdict

Benjamin Sesko has been in sparkling form for Manchester United since the turn of the year, but Michael Owen is not convinced that he can be the club's long-term answer

30 years of Super League: Pundits remember their favourite moments

The Sky Sports Rugby League team have spent 30 years following the highs, the lows, the jubilation, the heartbreak we see each week in Super League.

'Best defeat' in Bosnia and the Wales hero you've never heard of

Wales lost their most recent game against Bosnia-Herzegovina but, thanks to a London-born Cypriot in Israel, it turned out to be the best defeat in Welsh football history.

Bosnia 2-0 Wales - 'The best defeat of my life'

Former Wales manager Chris Coleman and midfielder Joe Ledley recall the night Wales qualified for Euro 2016, despite a 2-0 defeat in Bosnia-Herzegovina.