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New Partnership: Arsenal Announces Massive Sponsorship Deal with Deel

The Arsenal Deel Sponsorship is official! The Gunners partner with the $17.3B global HR platform Deel for a multi-year deal, which includes visibility at Emirates Stadium and is set to replace the Visit Rwanda sleeve sponsorship.

New Leader: Bryan Mbeumo Reportedly Named Cameroon AFCON Captain

Bryan Mbeumo has reportedly been named Bryan Mbeumo Cameroon Captain for AFCON 2025. The decision follows the controversial omission of captain Vincent Aboubakar amid the team's ongoing internal power struggle.

Cardi B Jokes About Being a “Good Woman” Before Saudi Arabia Show

Cardi B's hilarious Cardi B Saudi Joke about being a "good woman" who follows all the rules went viral ahead of her debut performance at the MDLBEAST Soundstorm Festival in Riyadh this weekend.

Triple Crown: Lionel Messi Sweeps MLS Season Awards

Lionel Messi completed the Messi MLS Triple Crown in 2025, winning MVP, Golden Boot (29 goals), and MLS Cup MVP. He made history by becoming the first player to win back-to-back MVPs.

Monumental Betrayal’: FIFA Urged to Halt World Cup Ticket Sales Over ‘Extortionate’ Prices

Fans are furious over "extortionate" 2026 World Cup Ticket Betrayal. Football Supporters Europe urges FIFA to halt sales, as the final's cheapest seats top $4,185—nearly five times Qatar's price.

Defensive Lock-Up: Ravens Sign Travis Jones to 3-Year Extension

The Travis Jones Ravens Extension is finalized: a 3-year, $40.5 million deal with $25 million guaranteed. The Ravens lock up their dominant run-stuffing defensive tackle through 2028.

It’s Over: NASCAR Settles Antitrust Lawsuit with Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing

NASCAR has reached a confidential NASCAR Antitrust Settlement with Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, ending the federal trial on its ninth day. The deal promises "long-term stability" and a form of "evergreen" charters.

Portugal Legend Rui Patrício Retires at 37

Portugal legend and Euro 2016 champion Rui Patrício Retires at age 37. The most capped keeper (108 caps) in Portuguese history concludes a remarkable 19-year career.