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Injured midfielder Rodri included in Manchester City's Champions League squad, while new signing Vitor Reis left out.

Decree after decree signed by Trump raises questions about his next steps. What lies behind the president's bold plans?

Global transfers in January surpassed $2 billion for the first time, with Manchester City leading the spending spree.

The most expensive villa in Germany, located on the exclusive island of Schwanenwerder outside Berlin, is now on the market for nearly 79 million euros.

San Diego FC's innovative academy-first approach could set a new standard in MLS youth development, with access to Mexican talent and a groundbreaking training facility.

The elimination of FA Cup replays affects lower-league teams' finances and opportunities, diminishing the magic of the competition.

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) responds to a fire in Harlem with no reported injuries.

Mexico deploys troops to US border following the suspension of Trump's 25% tariff, focusing on preventing drug smuggling.

Assessment of key Premier League clubs' performances in the winter transfer window of 2025.

Thousands of protestors gather outside City Hall in New York City to protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk.

As the FA Cup fourth round kicks off, Manchester United aims to defend their title while Marcus Rashford looks to make his Villa debut.

Numerous female prisoners raped and killed during a prison breakout in Goma, Congo.

Analyzing the reasons behind Joao Felix's loan move to Milan and the key takeaways from the January transfer window.

A breakdown of how Manchester City's massive spending in the winter transfer window aimed to address their current challenges.

Trump's tariff decisions on Canada, Mexico, and the EU lead to a crisis as retaliations are prepared. Market turbulence ensues as trade wars from Trump's first term are revisited.

Uncle of murder victim Alianna Farfan attacks suspect Alexander Ortiz in New Mexico courtroom, chaos ensues.

Hugo Viana departs Sporting CP to become Manchester City's director of football ahead of schedule.

Atlanta United make MLS history with the signing of Emmanuel Latte Lath from Middlesbrough in a record-breaking deal.

A missile attack by Russia on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv left 5 dead and 50 injured. Kharkiv Governor Oleg Sinegubov reported missiles hitting buildings, causing casualties.

Analysis of transfer needs for top European football clubs ahead of the summer window.

West Ham's technical director Tim Steidten exits as Graham Potter appoints new head of recruitment.

Barcelona missed out on over €7 million as part of Nico González's €60 million transfer to Manchester City due to Porto's clause.

Mexican drug cartels instruct members to launch attacks on US border patrol agents using kamikaze drones and social media tactics.

M23 rebels in East Congo announce ceasefire starting Tuesday in the midst of a humanitarian crisis in Goma.

Canada to implement $1.3 billion border plan as US suspends 25% customs duty for at least 30 days.

A terror attack in Manbij claims the lives of 17, including 14 female agricultural workers, with 16 others injured.

Manchester City secures midfielder Nicolas González from FC Porto in a €60 million deal on the final day of the midseason transfer window.

Southern Spain, particularly Malaga province, faces heavy rainfall causing floods and school closures.

21-year-old Jack McGlynn makes a permanent move from Philadelphia Union to Houston Dynamo in a historic MLS cash-for-player trade.

AC Milan is on the verge of securing a loan deal for Chelsea forward João Félix, sources confirm to ESPN.