Ecuador’s “Speedy” González becomes third football player to be killed in September
Ecuador international Jonathan González was shot dead, becoming the third soccer player killed in Ecuador this month amid worsening gang violence.
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Amorim: Manchester United is the only club I want to coach
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has pledged his commitment to the club, declaring it the only team he wants to coach and promising to fight daily to keep his position.
Amorim: “Not even the Pope” can make me change formation
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim dismissed criticism of his 3-4-2-1 system, insisting “not even the Pope” could persuade him to change despite pressure after a poor run of results.
LA turns to at-risk youth to meet rebuilding labor demand
A new Los Angeles program is training at-risk young adults in construction to help meet labor demand for rebuilding homes destroyed in the January wildfires
Liverpool star linked with €75m Real Madrid move – report
Real Madrid are weighing up a €75m move for Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch, with manager Xabi Alonso reportedly pushing for the deal.
Pep Guardiola: “If Arteta or Slot win, it’s because they spent”
Pep Guardiola defended Manchester City’s transfer spending by insisting that rivals like Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal and Arne Slot’s Liverpool would only win Premier League titles because of heavy investment, not just hard work.
Maresca: Sterling, Disasi face “situation,” not hardship
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca says Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi are being treated properly despite training alone, calling their predicament minor compared to his fisherman father’s hardships.
Black Market ticket sales soar across Premier League matches
A BBC investigation has revealed an extensive black market in Premier League tickets run by overseas firms, exposing safety risks and prompting calls for tougher action from clubs and government.
Afghanistan bars inclusion of female authors in university curricula
The Taliban government has banned all books written by women from Afghan university curricula, blacklisting at least 679 titles and ordering replacements that comply with its interpretation of Islamic Sharia.
Ahmadu Bello University introduces drought-resistant, high-yield maize to boost food security
Ahmadu Bello University’s Institute for Agricultural Research has unveiled new high-yield, drought-tolerant maize hybrids that mature in 90-95 days, resist major pests, and promise to reduce farmers’ insecticide costs while boosting food security.