Sydney FC are reportedly “in talks” to sign Thomas Muller. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the A-League Men club are an “outside chance” of securing the Bayern Munich legend’s signature. It would be a significant move for the Sky Blues, and easily their biggest acquisition since Alessandro Del Piero joined the club in 2012.

The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s newspapers… The Sun Real Madrid are ready to make a £100m bid to lure Manchester City star Rodri to the Bernabeu this summer. Everton and West Ham are set to battle it out for Douglas Luiz as the player plots a return to the Premier League. Prince

Venus Williams has been granted a wild-card entry into the main draw of the Cincinnati Open, tournament organizers confirmed on Wednesday. The 45-year-old American is currently competing at the DC Open, her first professional event in over a year. Williams defeated world No 35 Peyton Stearns 6-3, 6-4 in the first round of singles, becoming

Barcelona and Manchester United are two of the most widely known and grandest institutions the football world has to offer. It was at the home of Barça where United were crowned European champions for the second time in 1999, but they were denied a fourth European Cup/Champions League crown by the Blaugrana themselves on two

Jannik Sinner has reappointed the fitness coach he dismissed following his positive doping tests. Sinner parted company with Umberto Ferrara and physio Giacomo Naldi last summer after it was revealed he had twice failed tests for the steroid clostebol in March. The Italian’s management announced on Wednesday that Ferrara is returning to his team, saying:

Hugo Ekitike has signed for Liverpool in a deal worth £79m (€91.5m) from Eintracht Frankfurt. Liverpool will pay an initial fee of £69m (€80m) plus £10m (€12.5m) in add-ons for the striker as their summer spending edges towards £300m. Similar to the Florian Wirtz deal, the majority of the bonuses in Ekitike’s move are tied

If the secret to Arne Slot’s success in his first Premier League season was evolution from the Jurgen Klopp era, then a revolution at Liverpool looks to be the plan for the title defence. With canny alterations, smart in-game changes and an incredible individual campaign from Mohamed Salah, Slot exceeded expectations with Liverpool’s Premier League