Galatasaray left-back Ismail Jakobs has unexpectedly announced his retirement from the Senegal national team. "I joined the national team as a boy and am now leaving as a man," Jakobs wrote on Instagram about his decision.
The January transfer window is fast approaching, and Morgan Gibbs-White is expected to be the subject of ridiculous transfer speculation. But any talk of his exit in January is utter nonsense.
Former Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea’s future is up in the air ahead of the January transfer window. The Spaniard arrived at Old Trafford in the summer of 2011 and would go on to transfo...
Alistair Johnston’s latest injury has given Celtic another problem to deal with, but Martin O’Neill has offered some hope that the Canadian won’t be facing another lengthy spell on the sidelines.
All it took was six words and an emoji from US tech billionaire Michael Dell to douse dreams of the world’s fourth-richest man buying Everton. Over the past few days, it had emerged that Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell was looking at an Everton takeover to seize control of the club.
All eyes were on Mike Penders during Chelsea’s Carabao Cup tie against Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday night. Penders came in for quite a bit of criticism following his side’s 2-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League last weekend.
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