Author: Jordan Hayes

  • Alvaro Morata on His Loan Move to Leganes from Segunda: ‘In life, not everything comes down to playing in the Champions League’

    Alvaro Morata on His Loan Move to Leganes from Segunda: ‘In life, not everything comes down to playing in the Champions League’

    Alvaro Morata has discussed his loan move from Como to Leganes, who compete in the Spanish Segunda.

    What message did the club send you to convince you?

    “They believed in me, and I believed in the project.

    Source: tribuna.com

  • Haas Completes Latest TPC Test as Focus Grows on 2027 F1 Driver Lineup Decision

    Haas Completes Latest TPC Test as Focus Grows on 2027 F1 Driver Lineup Decision

    Haas has completed its latest Testing of Previous Cars (TPC) programme, with Ryo Hirakawa, Leonardo Fornaroli and Rafael Camara driving the team’s 2025 Formula 1 car as scrutiny of its 2027 driver line-up intensifies.

    As the 2027 F1 driver market gathers pace following the summer break, Haas remains one of the few teams yet to formally settle its line-up for next season. Oliver Bearman appears likely to retain his seat, while Esteban Ocon’s future remains under review as Haas evaluates its available options.

    Haas assesses 2027 driver options at Portimao

    The American team conducted a three-day TPC test at Portimao from 26-28 August. Reserve driver Hirakawa shared driving duties with 2025 Formula 2 champion and McLaren development driver Fornaroli, as well as current F2 title contender and Ferrari junior Camara.

    All three drivers completed laps in the VF-25, Haas’ 2025 F1 car, at the Portuguese circuit. The test followed a similar TPC programme at Fuji last month, where Toyota-backed drivers Sho Tsuboi and Nirei Fukuzumi were given running time.

    Haas has not released further details about the Portimao test, but the programme forms part of its broader evaluation of interested drivers before the team makes a final decision on its 2027 line-up.

    Ayao Komatsu, Haas F1 Team

    Photo by: Simon Galloway / LAT Images via Getty Images

    “I think it’s really good that other people are actually interested in us,” Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu said ahead of the Dutch GP last weekend.

    “At the moment, we’re not performing so well. We cannot challenge for points, but I think it’s nice that other people can see the potential in us. Within the constraint how we’re fighting and we’re trying to improve the team. We just take it as a compliment that other drivers are interested.”

    Komatsu has emphasised that his immediate priority is maximising the performance of Haas’ car and drivers in 2026, suggesting the team will not rush its decision on the future pairing.

    Haas has frequently been among the last teams to confirm its driver line-up for the following season during its relatively short F1 history. With other teams expected to maintain stable driver line-ups for 2027, a similar timeline remains possible.

    “We’re not in any rush,” Komatsu said at Zandvoort. “We’re focused on our two drivers, Ollie and Esteban, trying to get the best out of them. They’ve got the tough challenge, right? You know what they are capable of.

    “Ollie has showed it repeatedly, Esteban, when he is happy with the car, you know what he can do. So we need to really just focus on providing them with the best possible car, best set-up adaptation, and get the best out of them. And then both of our drivers are fully focused. So at the moment, we’re focused on that.”

  • Iraola Urges ‘Passive’ Liverpool to Learn Quickly After Draw With Forest

    Iraola Urges ‘Passive’ Liverpool to Learn Quickly After Draw With Forest

    Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola says his team must “learn lessons” after twice coming from behind to draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest at Anfield.

    Source: www.bbc.co.uk

  • Premier League: Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest — Oliver Glasner’s Post-Match Interview

    Premier League: Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest — Oliver Glasner’s Post-Match Interview

    Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner said he was “proud” of his team’s performance at Anfield after Forest drew 2-2 with Liverpool in the Premier League.

    Glasner also believes Nottingham Forest could have secured all three points against Liverpool.

  • NFL Legend Ryan Clark Backs Caitlin Clark Amid WNBA Tensions

    NFL Legend Ryan Clark Backs Caitlin Clark Amid WNBA Tensions

    NFL legend Ryan Clark has urged the WNBA to publicly support Caitlin Clark and its other players as off-court debates continue to dominate coverage of the league.

    Speaking on The Pivot podcast, Clark said the focus should return to the women competing on the court rather than controversies surrounding the WNBA.

    Ryan Clark wants Caitlin Clark’s basketball to take center stage

    Clark called on the WNBA to make clear that it stands behind its players and said the league should move away from what he described as an issue that has distracted from the action.

    “The biggest thing to me is the WNBA needs to take a stand and say they stand with the women that are on the court right now playing. That is who they want to protect. And we should stop having conversations about a make-believe issue that the WNBA has not had in 30 years of its existence,” Clark said.

    He pointed to Caitlin Clark’s performances, as well as the achievements of other WNBA players, as examples of the basketball stories that deserve greater attention.

    “What you should be talking about the fact that Sydney Taylor has gone from undrafted player to clutch bucket maker in the most important moments for her team. That Natasha Cloud, just three games before the incident happened, had 35 points and she was looking for a team this offseason,” Clark added.

    “Caitlin Clark on that very night hit eight three-pointers. This is somebody that’s in the MVP conversations, one of the faces of the league.”

    The comments come as Caitlin Clark remains at the center of wider debates involving officiating, physical play and political arguments surrounding the WNBA.

    Adam Silver defends Caitlin Clark

    NBA commissioner Adam Silver recently defended Clark publicly and said the attention surrounding her has been unfair.

    “I have come to know Caitlin really well,” Silver said. “She’s an incredible player and also an incredible person. And she wants to focus on being the best player she can. She has become a bit of a political football in this country, and I think it’s incredibly unfair to her.”

    Clark argued that the same distractions are also preventing other WNBA players from receiving recognition for their performances.

    “And instead of talking about uplifting her and her game, you’re now dealing with nonsense and having to have conversations about that. Angel Reese goes for 31 points two games ago, has 26 rebounds in the next game to break a record. You’ve been fighting all this time for those sorts of people to be recognized.”

    His central message was that Caitlin Clark and her fellow WNBA stars should primarily be discussed for what they produce on the basketball court.

  • Moses Itauma Plays Golf With Rob Beckett Ahead of Filip Hrgovic Fight

    Moses Itauma Plays Golf With Rob Beckett Ahead of Filip Hrgovic Fight

    Moses Itauma joins comedian Rob Beckett for a round of golf while discussing his growing fame, how he relaxes and the biggest challenge ahead of his upcoming fight against Filip Hrgovic for the IBF heavyweight world title.

    The bout takes place on Saturday night at the O2 Arena, with Itauma admitting that Hrgovic’s taunts are starting to wind him up.

    Source: www.bbc.co.uk

  • England vs Pakistan Second Test: Emilio Gay Bowled LBW by Mohammad Abbas

    England vs Pakistan Second Test: Emilio Gay Bowled LBW by Mohammad Abbas

    After a rain delay of more than three hours, England batter Emilio Gay was dismissed almost immediately on day three of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord’s.

    Gay was trapped lbw by an “unplayable” delivery from Pakistan bowler Muhammad Abbas.

    Follow live: England v Pakistan – second Test, day three

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    Source: www.bbc.co.uk

  • Is Travis Kelce More Focused on Business Than the NFL? Inside His $90 Million Empire Before a Possible Chiefs Farewell

    Is Travis Kelce More Focused on Business Than the NFL? Inside His $90 Million Empire Before a Possible Chiefs Farewell

    Travis Kelce may be preparing for another season with the Kansas City Chiefs, but the star tight end has already built a business empire that could make his eventual NFL retirement considerably easier.

    With speculation growing that the 2026 campaign could be Kelce’s final season, attention is increasingly turning to his business interests, media career and life beyond football.

    Travis Kelce is building a career beyond the Chiefs

    Kelce’s expanding portfolio reportedly includes media projects, investments, endorsements and the highly successful New Heights podcast, which he hosts with his brother, Jason Kelce.

    The brothers reached a major deal with Amazon’s Wondery in 2024 for New Heights. The agreement was reportedly worth more than $100 million over three years.

    Kelce has also expanded his presence in entertainment. His acting credits include appearances in Grotesquerie and Happy Gilmore 2, while he also hosted the game show Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity?

    Those opportunities have helped Kelce establish a public profile that extends well beyond his success alongside Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

    His business interests reportedly contribute to an estimated net worth of around $90 million, giving him substantial financial security when his football career eventually ends.

    Could 2026 be Travis Kelce’s final NFL season?

    Kelce has not officially announced plans to retire after the season, but questions about his future have followed him as he prepares for another year in Kansas City.

    The veteran tight end has acknowledged that he thinks about how long he can continue playing at the required level.

    “I think about it every single day,” Kelce previously said when discussing retirement. “It’s a decision that I’m going to have to make at some point.”

    For now, however, his focus remains on helping Kansas City compete.

    “I love football,” Kelce has said. “I love coming into work every single day.”

    That commitment has not stopped him from preparing for what comes next. Kelce has invested in several businesses and brands while establishing himself as one of the NFL’s most recognizable personalities away from the field.

    Whether he decides to leave the Chiefs after the 2026 season remains uncertain. Financially and professionally, however, Travis Kelce’s post-NFL career appears to be taking shape long before he plays his final snap.

  • Real Madrid Squad Revealed for La Liga Clash With Malaga

    Real Madrid Squad Revealed for La Liga Clash With Malaga

    Jose Mourinho has announced the Real Madrid squad for tomorrow’s La Liga clash against Malaga.

    Aurelien Tchouameni and Endrick remain sidelined with muscular injuries and will miss the match.

    Source: tribuna.com