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Check out February’s significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women’s Super League.

An annoyed Joshua Buatsi was is to wait as Dan Azeez turns up late to the weigh-in for their all-British light-heavyweight fight.

Mercedes boss insists he bears no grudge over switch‘Maybe it’s a chance to do something bold’ Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has no concerns over Lewis Hamilton’s integrity ahead of the seven-time world champion’s move to Ferrari. Hamilton is entering the first year of a new two-year deal with Mercedes worth £100m, but shocked the

Bowler takes two wickets on memorable first day in Test cricket‘Getting Rohit out first up is very special … he’s one of the greats’ Shoaib Bashir insisted his visa turmoil was firmly behind him after multiple flights to rectify the issue were followed by a memorable first day as a Test cricketer. The 20-year-old was

Orioles land ace pitcher to complement young hitting talentBaltimore make blockbuster deal after recent sale of team The Baltimore Orioles finally landed a proven front-line pitcher to go with all that young hitting talent. The Orioles acquired All-Star right-hander Corbin Burnes from the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night. Baltimore sent left-hander DL Hall, infield prospect

Socceroos head to Al Janoub Stadium for rematch of 2015 finalKick-off in Doha is 6.30pm local/2.30am AEDT/3.30pm GMT This time, more than any other time… Graham Arnold has made four changes from the team that started against Indonesia. Gethin Jones is injured, so Nathaniel Atkinson comes in at right-back. Mitch Duke is fit to start

Haaland has been the subject of reports in Spain which have suggested the striker wants to end his stay at City and secure a summer move to Real Madrid.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff describes Lewis Hamilton’s decision to join Ferrari in 2025 as a “surprise” but says it could provide the opportunity to “do something bold”.

Governing body in a race to stage June and September eventsWomen’s and men’s tours lack routes, sponsors and details British Cycling has announced a rescue mission to take over running the 2024 men’s and women’s Tours of Britain after the previous promoter went into liquidation, but faces a race against time to stage either event.

Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophie Ecclestone, Alice Capsey and Danni Wyatt will miss England’s first three T20 matches against New Zealand.