Antoine Griezmann is likely to stay at Atlético Madrid next season, sources have told ESPN, despite his longstanding interest in playing in MLS.… Continue Reading »
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U.S.’s Cardoso feels ‘valued’ by Tottenham links
Transfer speculation to the Premier League is giving Real Betis midfielder Johnny Cardoso confidence, according to the United States international.… Continue Reading »
Canada could face legal action in Davies injury row
Bayern Munich are considering legal action against the Canadian soccer federation following Alphonso Davies’ serious knee injury.… Continue Reading »
Chelsea captain Bright warns Barça : ‘Bring it on’
Chelsea captain Millie Bright has hailed her side’s ‘unbelievable mentality’ and embraced the challenge of facing Barcelona in the UWCL semifinals.… Continue Reading »
Terps’ Willard unsure of future after tourney exit
Maryland men’s basketball coach Kevin Willard was noncommittal about his future with the Terrapins after they were eliminated by Florida on Thursday in the Sweet 16.… Continue Reading »
UEFA to investigate Mbappé, Vini over Atleti game
Four Real Madrid players, including Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior, are being investigated for alleged “indecent conduct” during the Champions League game at Atlético Madrid, UEFA said on Thursday.… Continue Reading »
Source: PSG owners finalizing Málaga purchase
Qatar Sport Investment (QSI), the owner of Paris Saint-Germain, are finalising the purchase of the Spanish club Malaga, a source has confirmed to ESPN.… Continue Reading »
Barça vent anger over schedule as Olmo injured
Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said his team paid a “high price” for beating Osasuna 3-0 after losing Dani Olmo to injury in a game they were forced to play on Thursday.… Continue Reading »
Madrid-linked Alonso: Nothing to decide on future
In contrast to a year ago, Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso has no offers from rival clubs to prompt any immediate decisions on his future.… Continue Reading »
Your guide to Day 1 of the men’s Sweet 16: High-scoring games, OT and more
The field of 68 has been narrowed to 12 — and we tracked all the action in Thursday’s games.… Continue Reading »