Manchester United have added Brazil international Eder Militao to a list of potential recruits as Jose Mourinho continues to press the club for a new centre-back.
Derby boss Frank Lampard has hailed Aberdeen as the best place for loan defender Max Lowe.
PSG will reportedly look to open transfer negotiations with Liverpool over Fabinho when the Reds come to town on Wednesday.
Ashley Cole is set for a contract offer from LA Galaxy on reduced terms.
AC Milan coach Gennaro Gattuso has not ruled out signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic from LA Galaxy.
Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw is concerned that Old Trafford no longer intimidates opposing players and teams like it once did.
Eddie Jones is set for a Six Nations selection headache with 10 England stars primed to return from injury – including Mako Vunipola and Chris Robshaw.
Ashley Cole is interested in a return to English football after being released by LA Galaxy.
Gianluigi Buffon says Liverpool’s front three is better than PSG’s £400m-plus strike-force.
Sergio Busquets has defended his wantaway Barcelona team-mate Ousmane Dembele, saying he believes the French World Cup-winner is owed more understanding by his critics.
Mo Salah’s ‘body is back 100 per cent’, says Jurgen Klopp.
Bradford City joint-chairman Edin Rahic wants to leave the club.
Premiership rugby club owners are likely to vote for a proposal to give a minority stake to the private equity firm CVC in return for more than £200m, two months after they turned down a takeover bid.
Cricket Australia has taken the unusual step of scheduling an Ashes warm-up match in England between Australia’s best 22 players, desperate to bolster Justin Langer’s bid to retain the urn.
Scott Sinclair says the thought of leaving Celtic never crossed his mind.
A Rangers fans’ chief has praised the club’s board after their decision to continue to cut away allocations at Ibrox.
Damien Duff has emerged as a contender for a Celtic U20s coaching role.
Motherwell midfielder Chris Cadden has been ruled out of action for four months.
Brexit quotas will give young English talent hope, says FA chief executive Martin Glenn.
