Over 260 players from the 2026 World Cup have changed clubs for more than $3.3 billion. An economic earthquake that reshapes global football, from Liverpool to PSG.
The NBA imposes a spectacular sanction on the Los Angeles Clippers in the Kawhi Leonard case: a $30 million fine, five first-round draft picks forfeited, and a one-year suspension for Steve Ballmer. A decision that could permanently alter the franchise's future.
Jordan Chiles aims to compete in her third Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028. The champion has turned her comeback into a pop event, featuring Michael Jordan as the narrator and a promise that is already shaking the gymnastics world.
On his 40th birthday, Gaël Monfils overturned Adolfo Daniel Vallejo in four sets amidst the cheers of the New York crowd. A record victory for the Frenchman's last US Open.
Lottomatica has announced the acquisition of CIRSA in a 2.8 billion euro all-share deal. Behind the Blackstone-backed tie-up, listed gaming is moving to a new scale.
Stan Kroenke is set to take control of the Los Angeles Angels, pending MLB approval. The owner of Arsenal and the Rams expands an already unique sports empire and opens a new battle over the Anaheim stadium.
Manchester City has signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea for 125 million pounds, matching the British record. More than a transfer, it is a signal about Premier League financial power.
Zinédine Zidane's first squad list as head coach of the Blues will be unveiled on September 18 at 6 PM. Between legacy, new faces, and four European clashes, this meeting will truly launch a new era.
At 21, Alexandra Eala is no longer just a promise: the first WTA champion from the Philippines arrives in New York with a status, a nation behind her, and a media power that has become global.
At 39 years old, Lionel Messi announces the end of his story with Argentina. His departure closes twenty-one years of football, 207 caps, and a legend that has become global.
Mariano Navone stunned Novak Djokovic in five sets at the US Open, handing the Serbian his first first-round defeat at a Grand Slam since 2006.
Mariano Navone stunned Novak Djokovic in five sets at the US Open, handing the Serbian his first first-round defeat at a Grand Slam since 2006.
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