Former Premier League star Ronnie Stam faces a seven-year prison sentence for his role in a massive €41.5 million cocaine smuggling ring. The former defender's involvement has sent shockwaves through the football community
Real Betis are reportedly shelving their pursuit of Manchester United's Antony, deeming the transfer too financially ambitious. With the Red Devils holding firm on their €40 million valuation, the Spanish club admits they can't "do anything crazy," effectively ending their "dream" of securing the Brazilian star
Manchester United's interest in PSG's Gianluigi Donnarumma is reportedly cooling. The Italian keeper, open to a move, rejected an improved contract from Paris, sparking speculation about his future. While a switch could happen, the Red Devils are yet to make a decisive move
Alexander Isak is making a bold move, fueling speculation of a summer switch to Liverpool. The striker's recent actions signal a determined push for a transfer away from Newcastle United
Bayer Leverkusen are reportedly exploring a potential reunion with ex-Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof, valuing his vast experience for a centre-back reinforcement
Whispers of sporting royalty descending on Old Trafford are intensifying! Inspired by the dazzling successes of Tom Brady's Birmingham City and Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham, basketball legend Michael Jordan and golf titan Tiger Woods are reportedly being tipped to explore sensational takeover bids for Manchester United. Could the iconic Old Trafford grounds soon reverberate with the awe-inspiring presence of these global giants, potentially replacing Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS? The football world is abuzz with this captivating prospect!
Could sporting legends Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods be the next saviors of Manchester United? Following the triumphs of celebrity owners like Ryan Reynolds, whispers suggest these icons might eye a sensational takeover, potentially replacing Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS at Old Trafford
The stunning success of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's Wrexham venture, alongside Tom Brady's recent foray into minority ownership in the sport, is reportedly paving the way for basketball legend Michael Jordan and golf icon Tiger Woods to explore sensational takeover possibilities at Manchester United, potentially disrupting Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS's influence at Old Trafford
Wayne Rooney's new family documentary on Disney+ is set to sideline his return to management "any time soon," according to former teammate Wes Brown. Despite a desire to "make a few things right" after recent setbacks at Plymouth and Birmingham, Rooney's focus will be on the documentary, delaying his comeback to the dugout
