Chelsea FC has secured a £8.5 million transfer of USMNT left-back Caleb Wiley from Atlanta United. The 19-year-old has signed a six-year contract and is set to be loaned to Strasbourg, a French Ligue 1 team owned by Chelsea's parent company. Wiley is a seasoned player, having made 77 appearances for Atlanta and two caps for the US national team.
Read MoreSouth African golfer Thriston Lawrence is positioned just one shot off the lead as he enters the final round of The Open at Royal Troon. With high stakes and immense pressure, Lawrence's performance has captivated golf enthusiasts worldwide.
Read MoreArsenal is on the brink of signing Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna, with a $49 million transfer fee that includes add-ons and a sell-on clause. The agreement between Basel and Bologna over the sell-on payment terms is the last hurdle. Calafiori's arrival fulfills Arsenal's need for a left-footed defender.
Read MoreManchester City has secured the Brazilian winger Savio from French club Troyes for £40 million, thanks to a loophole in UEFA's multi-club ownership regulations. Savio, previously loaned to Girona, is set to join City on a five-year deal, significantly bolstering their right-wing options. His debut is anticipated at the Community Shield against Manchester United on August 10.
Read MoreMajor League Soccer has backtracked on a proposed plan to introduce a second contract buyout option due to strong opposition from the MLS Players Association. The provision was meant to give clubs more flexibility with their rosters and salary cap, but the union argued it could harm players' financial interests. Adjustments to the buyout rule and regulations for younger players are anticipated to follow.
Read MoreChelsea Football Club has taken a firm stance against discriminatory behavior after Argentina's derogatory song targeting French players of African descent. The French Football Federation plans to file a legal complaint against Enzo Fernández and his teammates for their offensive comments after the Copa América win. Fernández has apologized for his actions, recognizing the offensive nature of the chants.
Read MoreReal Madrid's pursuit of Kylian Mbappe culminated in a grand unveiling at Bernabeu Stadium. After a seven-year saga, the French captain joined Real Madrid on a five-year deal. This move is expected to bolster the club's dominance in European football.
Read MoreIn its July review, the Energy and Petroleum Regulation Authority (EPRA) has announced a reduction in pump prices for major petroleum products. However, the road maintenance levy sees an increase, following a controversial proposal from the Roads ministry and Kenya Roads Board. While the initial proposal suggested a 39% hike, resistance led to modifications. The impact of this levy hike on fuel prices remains unclear.
Read MoreA shooting occurred during Donald Trump's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, causing panic and leading to the evacuation of Trump. The suspect and a rally attendee are deceased, while a third person is injured. The incident has drawn reactions from political figures like Joe Biden and George W. Bush. Trump was confirmed to be safe and was checked at a local medical facility.
Read MoreCanada and Uruguay are ready to face off in the third-place match of the 2024 Copa America. The match is scheduled for Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. While Uruguay enters as the favorites, Canada hopes to make an impact in their first tournament appearance.
Read MoreLiverpool's Darwin Nunez may be facing a suspension after reportedly engaging in altercations with Colombia fans following Uruguay's Copa America semi-final defeat. The incident unfolded post-match in Charlotte, USA, with Nunez and his teammates ascending into the stands to address the commotion, ignited by Uruguay's narrow 1-0 loss. Conmebol denounced the violence, emphasizing football's role in fostering unity and positive values.
Read MoreKyle Clifford, 26, has been apprehended near a cemetery following the discovery of three women fatally injured at a home in Bushey, Hertfordshire. The victims, all from the Hunt family, were found dead at the scene. Public cooperation is being sought to aid the investigation while police stress the need for privacy for the grieving family.
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