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Wantaway PSG star Kylian Mbappe 'willing to join Arsenal' – thanks to Gunners legend

Real Madrid fans say 'who needs Mbappe' after Vinicius Jr strike in La Liga title clash

Six Liverpool players in danger of being axed when Jurgen Klopp emotionally departs

King Charles cancer news dominate british newspaper headlines

After spending more than seven decades waiting to become sovereign, Britain’s King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer less than 18 months since he ascended to the throne. Buckingham Palace on Monday announced that Charles, 75, would postpone public-facing duties while he undergoes treatment but was looking forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible. Charles became monarch on the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth on Sept. 8, 2022, having been the longest-serving

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Raphael Varane lined up by Ronaldo’s Saudi billionaires Al-Nassr to end Man Utd nightmare

China hands Australian writer a suspended death penalty

Virgil van Dijk is first Liverpool star to cast doubt over future due to Jurgen Klopp exit

I was stupid to join Liverpool – I flopped but I was never given a real chance

Grim realization sets in over state of Ukraine war as funding fight continues in Washington

As President Joe Biden continues to urge top lawmakers to approve his $60 billion aid request for Ukraine, a grim realization has settled in for the administration that this is likely the last chance for any new US military funding to flow to the war-torn country before the 2024 presidential election. Lawmakers have conveyed as much directly to the White House, a US official told CNN. And underscoring the current gridlock, Pentagon officials have not held a single meeting since last month to dec

Trump lawyers warn Supreme Court

Jadon Sancho return to Dortmund confirmed with Man Utd nightmare over

Kylian Mbappe 'to join Real Madrid' with agreement finally reached to sign PSG star

World’s biggest polluter just had its hottest

China saw its hottest year on record in 2023, state media reported this week, as the world’s biggest polluter confronted a series of relentless heat waves and other extreme weather events driven by the human-caused climate crisis. Daily and monthly temperature records were repeatedly shattered as the year wore on while the country grappled with scorching heat waves, which authorities said had arrived earlier and been more widespread and extreme than in previous years. China’s exceptional warmth

Sir Jim Ratcliffe told to get rid of 10 Man Utd stars – including Marcus Rashford