Novak Djokovic breaks Roger Federer's record by playing his 120th match at Roland Garros. The Serbian star surpasses the previous Open Era milestone for single Grand Slam appearances, cementing his legacy.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali confirms a backup plan exists if Qatar and Abu Dhabi races are cancelled due to ongoing regional conflict, with Turkey potentially returning early to the 2026 calendar.
The sun doesn't just shine on the Roland Garros clay; it scorches. With temperatures predicted to breach 34°C, the second round of men's and women's singles ...
Formula 1 has always been a theatre of chaos, but the 2026 season is writing a strange script. While the paddock screams about regulations and Mercedes’ engi...
The sun here doesn't just shine; it interrogates. It beats down on the limestone with a kind of relentless, white-hot authority that makes you question every...
I sat on the black shingle of Navagio Beach at dawn, watching a Greek customs patrol boat cut through the glassy water like a knife. The famous wrecked freig...
Ninety-five-year-old grandmother Kata is the ultimate Novak Đoković fan. She never misses a match, keeps every newspaper clipping, and recently received a signed cap from the tennis legend herself.
Five clubs failed to secure an immediate expansion of the Super League to 16 teams. The restructuring is now targeted for the 2027-28 season, with the top seven clubs voting against the urgent proposal.
RK Zagreb signs Croatian defender Marko Mamić to a three-year deal and extends Giorgi Tskhovrebadze. Sports director Damir Bičanić announces a major squad overhaul, new coaching staff led by Hrvoje Horvat, and confirms Diano Ćeško will join the club next season.
RK Zagreb prepares a massive squad overhaul with new coach Hrvoje Horvat and star defender Marko Mamić. The club aims for a historic European defense while saying goodbye to captain Jakov Gojuna and other veterans.
Laura Siegemund slammed Naomi Osaka's elaborate French Open outfit and extra change time, calling it a "fashion show." Osaka defends her theatrical entrances as part of the spectacle of modern tennis.
Serbian volleyball star Maja Ognjenović returns to the national team for the Nations League. She seeks a better farewell after retiring prematurely at the Paris Olympics, praising the current generation's talent.
Barcelona leads the race for Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon, offering a potential £80m fee to beat Bayern Munich. The winger, who has scored six Premier League goals this season, is set to move as Deco finalizes the complex deal involving sell-on clauses.
Joško Gvardiol reportedly wants to leave Manchester City for Bayern Munich this summer. With Pep Guardiola departing and contract talks stalled, the defender could trigger a massive 75 million euro transfer saga involving Inter and Real Madrid.
Millions of Muslims marked Eid al-Adha with early morning prayers across Europe and the globe. Congregations filled mosques, stadiums, and parks, celebrating the festival of sacrifice with community gatherings and charitable spirit.
Cosmin Olăroiu returns to Romania for the FCSB-Dinamo clash. The former Steaua boss admits he is out of touch but backs FCSB's experience and investment over Dinamo's current cohesion in the Conference League qualifier.
Nikola Mektić shines at Roland Garros, winning mixed doubles with Asia Muhammad and men’s doubles with Austin Krajicek. The Croatian star advances in both disciplines with commanding performances against French opponents.
Serbian high jumper Angelina Topić prepares for the Diamond League in Rabat. Her father shared a video showing her effortless 13.50m triple jump, hinting at a new discipline and rivaling her mother's legacy.
Diego Carlos ends loan at Como and prepares to return to Fenerbahçe. Brazilian press links him to Sao Paulo, but the defender remains under contract until 2028 with the Istanbul giants.
Elias Charalambous is set to negotiate with AEK Larnaca after rejecting a return to FCSB. The Cypriot coach leaves behind two league titles and seeks new challenges in his homeland.
