The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday’s newspapers… THE SUN Mikel Arteta is set to let go of seven players to fund a huge summer spreading spree, according to reports. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports’ Paul Merson jokes that if Harry Kane were to return to the

Sky Sports were forced to make an immediate apology live on air less than an hour before the Super Bowl after discussing Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Ex-NFL star Ndamukong Suh, a former defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles amongst many other teams, used a swear word when addressing Mahomes’ comments after being brought

Speaking before kick-off in Edinburgh, the 128-times capped Irish fly-half spoke about how difficult it is to win away from home in the Six Nations. He came away, however, believing Ireland could have won the game by even more despite having “another couple of gears to go”. “If you’re looking for a formula of how

Belgium’s Thomas Detry emphatically claimed the first PGA Tour win of his career with a seven-shot triumph at the WM Phoenix Open. Finishing the tournament on 24-under par, Detry is the first Belgian to win on the tour. American duo Michael Kim and Daniel Berger both shot final-round 67s to finish tied second on 17-under.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has challenged “street fighter” Jack Grealish to prove him wrong. England forward Grealish has been eased out of Guardiola’s first-choice line-up this season, even though City have struggled at times. The form of Brazilian wide man Savinho has been one reason. With Norwegian Oscar Bobb returning from injury and £63m

“I’m ecstatic. You’d struggle to write a script like that. The boys in there, the whole squad, boys who were even injured today, have been fantastic all week. “We’ve prepared right, we’ve believed we can get a result out of this game. Nobody’s invincible, we’ve said that all week. It’s worked well for us.” Ferrie’s

Two cup exits in a three-day span have left Tottenham staring at the prospect of another trophyless season and manager Ange Postecoglou facing perhaps his biggest crisis in his time at the club. A 2-1 defeat at Aston Villa in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Sunday came on the heels of an

Arne Slot’s seamless succession to Jurgen Klopp as Liverpool manager has shown he is not only an outstanding coach but a fast learner – but he was given a harsh lesson in one of the game’s oldest rules on a wild afternoon in Devon. Never play fast and loose with the grand old FA Cup.

Seb Drozd wrote himself into Scottish Cup history by sinking Rangers with a stunning winner at Ibrox where Gers skipper James Tavernier had a last-gasp penalty saved by Calum Ferrie. The famous old competition was Philippe Clement’s side’s last realistic chance for a domestic trophy this season as the Gers sit 13 points behind Premiership

England have now lost six of seven matches on this tour – one that was supposed to mark the start of a new era under McCullum and an upturn in results. Their batting was improved on the 4-1 T20 series defeat and 248 all out on Thursday, but as a tendency to collapse was overcome,

The biggest event in American football, the Super Bowl, is set to take place on February 9th, 2025. This year’s championship game will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana, marking another exciting chapter in the NFL’s history. Super Bowl LIX will feature a highly anticipated rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles,