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Julián Álvarez was jeered by a section of Atlético Madrid fans after the club's win over Málaga, adding to the growing tension surrounding his future amid ongoing transfer speculation.

RC Lens made history by defeating Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 to win their first-ever Trophée des Champions. Florian Thauvin scored the decisive goal before Lens were reduced to 10 men, with Robin Risser helping them withstand PSG's pressure.

João Cancelo has revealed he was willing to spend an entire season without playing rather than miss out on a return to Barcelona, even giving up part of his salary to make the move happen.

India began its 2026 Hockey World Cup campaign with a 3-1 win over Wales, as Harmanpreet Singh's brace gave the team a strong start to their bid for a second men's World Cup title since 1975.

Luka Dončić's defensive reputation was built on real weaknesses, but his recent numbers, film and coaching feedback suggest the story has changed. The improvement is real—just not complete.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have married in a private ceremony in Portugal, ending weeks of wedding rumours, speculation and fake online reports surrounding their relationship.

Janmoni Konwar, a 17-year-old karate champion from Assam, won gold in Delhi after floods displaced her family and left her without a training ground.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has completed a historic $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts, bringing one of the world’s biggest gaming companies closer to its expanding football and entertainment strategy. The deal links the future of EA Sports FC with Saudi Arabia’s growing influence across global sports, gaming, and investment.

Lionel Messi surprised football rivals by donating €80,000 toward rebuilding Madrid's Sierra Oeste after devastating wildfires, showing that humanitarian actions can go beyond sporting rivalries.

Nirmal "Nimsdai" Purja became famous for climbing the world's highest peaks at record speed, but his greatest impact was changing how the world recognised Nepali climbers and Himalayan teamwork.

A golf outing featuring Steph Curry, Jayson Tatum and Barack Obama sparked NBA trade speculation online. However, the event was simply a birthday celebration, with no connection to any basketball negotiations.

Ferran Torres is reportedly a top transfer target for Paris Saint-Germain, with Barcelona potentially open to selling the forward as contract uncertainty continues.

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly submitted a €33 million bid for Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, moving ahead of Juventus in the race for the Japan international. Talks remain ongoing as PSG assess their future goalkeeping options.

At 63, José Mourinho’s unexpected return to manage Real Madrid in mid-July coincides with the August premiere of Netflix’s definitive documentary MOURINHO, framing a career defined by unmatched tactical pragmaticism, calculated controversy, and an endless drive for redemption.

A Pacific island club's blocking by top insider Fabrizio Romano highlights how modern football journalism has shifted from breaking news to managing commercial media empires.

On the night of July 19, 2026, Spain's players lifted the World Cup for the first time since 2010, having beaten Argentina 1-0 in extra time at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It should have been a night about football alone: Ferran Torres's late winner, Lionel Messi's last dance with the trophy. Instead, much of the conversation afterward was about who was standing on the podium and who had refused to be there at all. US President Donald Trump joined FIFA president Gianni In

This summer, the Golden State Warriors tried for weeks to convince LeBron James to play alongside them for one more title run, considered in earnest the possibility of acquiring Anthony Davis through a trade, and asked Draymond Green to forgo a guaranteed contract in order to clear the way for both. None of it panned out. LeBron chose Philadelphia. Golden State failed to seriously pursue the possibility of acquiring Davis. And the defending champions enter training camp with

Nike, Adidas and Puma spent months making the 2026 World Cup look the same. Then Ferran Torres won it for Spain in a pair of Under Armour boots nobody saw coming. It happened in the 106th minute, deep into extra time, with the World Cup final still goalless and Argentina down to ten men. Nico Williams flicked a header into space. Ferran Torres, on as a substitute, met it for the first time. The ball went in. Spain had won the World Cup for the second time in its history, and

A World Cup, a lifetime of near-misses, and one record-breaking valuation update: this is how football arrived at a number nobody had ever touched before. Every few years, football's economy resets itself. A new ceiling gets built, and everyone assumes it will hold for a while. Then, somebody comes along and smashes straight through it. This month, two players did it at the exact same time. When Transfermarkt released its first market value update since the final whistle blew

In theory, Sunday's World Cup final will pit Argentina against Spain. Dig deeper, and you'll see the two teams are wearing the same three stripes. Even before the referee blows the whistle on match day, Adidas has already won. For the first time in the history of the World Cup, the two competing nations are outfitted in gear from the same sportswear manufacturer. No matter whether Messi wins or Lamine Yamal does, Adidas will come out of MetLife Stadium as the outfitter of the