
How Fulham can stay unbeaten vs Arsenal – manager reveals plan
Fulham Aim to Extend Arsenal Dominance as Title Race Heats Up Fulham have become Arsenal’s unexpected bogey team in recent seasons, entering this week’s clash […]
Fulham Aim to Extend Arsenal Dominance as Title Race Heats Up Fulham have become Arsenal’s unexpected bogey team in recent seasons, entering this week’s clash […]
Roberto De Zerbi a été vivement critiqué pour sa gestion de Mason Greenwood après la troisième défaite consécutive de Marseille en Ligue 1. QUE S’EST-IL […]
Pickleball enthusiasts from across Gloucestershire gathered in Gloucester on Saturday for the county’s first-ever tournament. The event, held at Oxstalls Sports Park, saw 24 players […]
A few days ago, West Ham were linked with Udinese centre-back Oumar Solet. The French defender made headlines again after scoring a stunning long-range goal […]
The £38m star revealed how Newcastle players met after the break to set their key goal for the final 10 games. Harvey Barnes has revealed […]
Crystal Palace are among several Premier League clubs eyeing a summer move for Udinese striker Lorenzo Lucca, according to journalist Graeme Bailey. The Eagles, along […]
Elon Musk has put an end to speculation about Dogecoin’s involvement in the Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.), confirming that the government has no plans to use the memecoin. His statement came during a town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where he explained that the agency’s name was inspired by internet suggestions rather than any connection to cryptocurrency. Despite the lack of official ties, the department’s launch in August had previously sparked a surge in Dogecoin-related tokens and contributed to a months-long rally. Meanwhile, D.O.G.E. continues its mission to streamline government spending, reportedly saving taxpayers an estimated $130 billion since January.
Global stock markets continued their downward trend for the fourth straight day as investors braced for President Donald Trump’s impending tariff announcement. Major Asian indices, including Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and Japan’s Nikkei 225, suffered sharp losses, while U.S. and European stock futures also slipped. Amid the market turmoil, gold surged to an all-time high and U.S. Treasury yields declined as traders sought safe-haven assets. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $196 million inflow last week, contrasting with ether ETFs, which saw net outflows. In the crypto space, $751.2 million in token unlocks are set for release this week, with a significant $4.4 billion expected in May.
Everton manager David Moyes has reportedly sent former Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam to scout Sunderland’s rising star, Chris Rigg. However, despite their long-standing interest, Everton is unwilling to meet Sunderland’s hefty £40 million valuation for the 17-year-old midfielder. West Ham is also monitoring Rigg but is only prepared to offer around £10 million.
Meanwhile, Sunderland head coach Régis Le Bris has dismissed reports of a formal £38 million bid from Tottenham, emphasizing that Rigg remains fully committed to the club. The young midfielder himself recently reiterated his passion for Sunderland, stating that wearing the club’s shirt and giving his all on the pitch is incredibly special to him.
Despite ongoing injury concerns, Andrew Thomas remains the most valuable piece of the Giants’ offensive line. Analyst Brad Gagnon of *Bleacher Report* has labeled him the team’s “most overpaid” player, citing his five-year, $117.5 million contract and limited availability over the past two seasons. However, when healthy, Thomas has been the Giants’ top-performing lineman, posting elite pass-blocking and run-blocking grades. The challenge for the team now is keeping him on the field—because when he’s absent, the difference is undeniable.
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