Marcus Rashford is ready to talk to Real Madrid if he fails to win a regular first-team place at Manchester United.
PSG have joined Real Madrid in the race for Tottenham star Christian Eriksen as he stalls over a new contract.
Chelsea have joined Manchester United in a race for £70m-rated Inter Milan star Milan Skriniar.
Reece Oxford wants to stay in the Premier League if West Ham try and force him out in January.
Manchester United suffered a huge share price drop as the price of shares slumped to their lowest point in over a year.
Usain Bolt has been linked with a shock move to Diego Maradona-managed Mexican side Dorados.
Jack Wilshere has hailed Ross Barkley as a shining example of how he can get back to the top.
Manuel Pellegrini has revealed he knew Manchester City wanted Pep Guardiola from his first day at the Etihad.
Fernando Llorente can escape his Tottenham torment with a January switch to Championship high fliers Leeds.
Manchester City youngster Rabbi Matondo chose Wales over England to play alongside Gareth Bale.
Andy Murray can win at least one more Major title if he returns to full fitness, says Tim Henman.
Jose Mourinho reportedly doesn’t mind how long it takes for Manchester United to agree a deal for Fiorentina star Nikola Milenkovic.
Harry Redknapp has emerged as a potential candidate for the Republic of Ireland job.
Sol Campbell wants to grasp his chance to work with the FA after revealing he was overlooked to be Roy Hodgson’s assistant at Euro 2012.
Manchester United defender Chris Smalling is in talks over a new £120k-a-week deal.
Republic of Ireland legend Robbie Keane could join the coaching set up as assistant manager to Mick McCarthy if the former boss is re-appointed.
The PFA have failed to provide a single penny for football’s Rainbow Laces campaign against homophobia.
Les Ferdinand is set for an interview with the FA to be their new technical director, with Mark Warburton also on the four-man shortlist.
Didier Drogba insists Jose Mourinho remains the Special One – and would have won the title “two or three times” if he was in charge of Manchester City.
Barcelona legend Xavi says Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City will rule Europe in the same way their Barcelona side did.
Matt Doherty says Martin O’Neill’s exit as Republic of Ireland manager wasn’t too surprising and that the country’s recent dismal run “came back to bite him in the end”.
Richarlison has put his success with Brazil down to Everton.
Jose Mourinho will still go on a spending spree in the next transfer window despite seeing more than £300m wiped off Manchester United’s valuation.
The Charity Commission is to question the PFA after concerns were raised about how chief executive Gordon Taylor’s annual pay of more than £2m was funded.
World Rugby says referees must produce more yellow and red cards for dangerous high tackles.
Qatar would help Middle East peace by sharing the 2022 World Cup, says Gianni Infantino.
The introduction of a winter break into the Premier League next season could see a significant drop in the number of injuries suffered by players in English top-flight clubs, according to new research.
Tyson Fury abandoned his mountain training camp because he could not handle the heat and altitude, according to Deontay Wilder.
James Anderson said that he was prepared to step aside for Stuart Broad for the final Test against Sri Lanka because, as a seamer struggling to make an impact in this series, he has at times felt like a spare part.
Sporting Kansas City want to take Celtic captain Scott Brown to the United States.
Beram Kayal always knew James Forrest was destined to become a Scotland great.
Scotland boss Alex McLeish insists he will prove all his critics wrong after Nations League success.
Joe Worrall insists Steven Gerrard is so classy in training that he could still shine for Rangers at the age of 38.
