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What’s next for Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappé? Real Madrid are in pole position to sign him, but could these Premier League clubs do a deal?

Last year’s runaway Serie A champions are ninth and their new signing’s debut lasted four minutes during the defeat at Torino Pasquale Mazzocchi spent a lifetime building up to this moment. One of six kids born to his parents in Barra, a suburb of Naples, he could easily have gone down a dangerous path. “In

Queen’s Park are in advanced talks with former St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson about the ex-Scotland defender becoming their new manager.

Nick Cavaday signs up in time for Australian OpenDraper eases into last 16 of the Adelaide International Emma Raducanu has ended her long search for a new permanent coach after signing up with childhood mentor Nick Cavaday in time for the Australian Open next week. The surprise 2021 US Open champion, who has earned direct

BBC Sport looks at the career of arguably the greatest coach in NFL history and what his next move could be if he leaves the New England Patriots.

Falcons fire head coach after latest losing seasonCommanders reportedly sack Ron RiveraNew England could move on from Belichick era Arthur Smith, who inherited a rebuilding project in his first NFL head coaching job and failed to lift Atlanta from their playoff drought, was fired late Sunday night, hours after completing his third straight losing season

As the old phrase puts it, Brazil is not for beginners, and the recent events at the CBF (Brazil’s football federation) need careful explanation.

Leading coaches, former players and journalists from the women’s game are among the 112 judges for this year’s list Subscribe to our free women’s football newsletter It is time for our sixth edition of the best 100 female footballers in the world and here are the judges who took part in this year’s jury. Our

Today’s rumours are moving like Jamiroquai Jordan Henderson has had enough of “growing the game” in Saudi Arabia, and apparently wants to come back to England. After six months of earning £350,000 a week playing for a mid-table Saudi Pro League side in Al-Ettifaq, Henderson has reportedly put out feelers to see if there would

Today’s rumours are moving like Jamiroquai Jordan Henderson has had enough of “growing the game” in Saudi Arabia, and apparently wants to come back to England. After six months of earning £350,000 a week playing for a mid-table Saudi Pro League side in Al-Ettifaq, Henderson has reportedly put out feelers to see if there would