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Harrington picked as Europe's third vice-captain for 2027 Ryder Cup

Luke Donald has named Irishman Padraig Harrington as his third vice-captain for the 2027 Ryder Cup which will be played at Adare Manor in Ireland in September next year.

The amateur cricket controversy that has made global headlines!

Sky Sports' Matt Kabir Floyd explains the amateur cricket story that has made global headlines.

Langer hints at interest in England Test job

Justin Langer says he hasn't heard from anyone at the ECB over the vacant England Test head coach role which he has been linked with, but the Australian hinted at being interested.

Welbeck to have medical as Chelsea set to pay first fee for over-26 since 2022

Chelsea have agreed an undisclosed fee with Brighton for Danny Welbeck.

Charlton Athletic sign Leicester's Neville

Charlton Athletic sign full-back Ashleigh Neville from Leicester City on a two-year contract.

Fifa offers $40m if nations back controversial plan

Fifa has set a deadline of 19 September for member associations to access cash as FA voice disapproval of world governing body's funding plan before emergency Uefa meeting.

Liverpool prepare opening offer for Paris Saint-Germain’s Bradley Barcola

23-year-old open to Premier League move PSG value Barcola in the region of £145m Liverpool are preparing an opening offer for Bradley Barcola after talks with the Paris Saint-Germain forward’s representatives. Barcola is a leading target for Liverpool as they look to add a proven winger to Andoni Iraola’s squad before the new season. Yan Diomande had been wanted but is likely to join Real Madrid after PSG pulled out of a deal for the RB Leipzig winger. Continue reading...

Shankland named captain as Rangers near Makhanya signing

Lawrence Shankland says being named Rangers captain exceeds the dream he had of playing for his boyhood team.

'I was surprised': Kerkez on Slot's exit and how Iraola is changing Liverpool

Milos Kerkez sat down with reporters on Liverpool's preseason tour of the United States and revealed some of the changes new boss Andoni Iraola is making.

Theo Hernandez offered to Juventus as Al-Hilal prepared to sanction exit

Reports in Italy claim that Theo Hernandez’s agent has been busy offering the Frenchman to...

Surprise report Alajbegovic will join Juventus in €33m plus bonus agreement

Sky Sports Deutschland claim that Juventus have agreed a €33m plus €7m add-ons deal with...

Newcastle sign Spurs forward Thomas

WSL 2 side Newcastle United sign Scotland forward Martha Thomas for an undisclosed fee.

VfB Stuttgart confirm Leo Sauer signing from Feyenoord

Slovakian international winger Leo Sauer has joined VfB Stuttgart from Dutch giants Feyenoord on a contract until June 2031.

Fiorentina done deals: Valdepenas from Real Madrid, Comuzzo to Torino, Moreno to Venezia

Fiorentina have secured Real Madrid academy talent Victor Valdepenas, while Matias Moreno is leaving them...

Defence promises to be a central issue for Carrick and Manchester United

Manager may have concerns over his group of five central defenders withstanding the demands of a long campaign Manchester United’s central defender quintet of Leny Yoro, Ayden Heaven, Harry Maguire, Matthijs De Ligt and Lisandro Martínez: an ideal blend of youthful zest and experienced winners or a unit that may prove vulnerable and injury-prone across the long months of the campaign? In Yoro, Heaven, Maguire, De Ligt, and Martínez, Michael Carrick can talk of high potential and seasoned operators who will patrol the manager’s backline safely. Except it would be understandable if the 44-year-old privately has any concerns about the five defenders, as a unit, especially as there is no plan to strengthen the position unless one (or more) departs. Continue reading...

PSG increasing focus on De Ketelaere with €50m asking price

Reports are growing that Atalanta forward Charles De Ketelaere is on the radar for Paris...

Is World Cup sell-off plan a step too far by Infantino?

BBC Sport explores why Fifa president Gianni Infantino feels powerful enough to sell off stakes in the World Cup - and what the consequences could be.