Archive: 2025/07 - Page 6

Kyle Walker is set to leave Manchester City for Burnley in a £5m deal, signing a two-year contract as he aims to keep his England career alive. The move reunites him with ex-teammate Scott Parker and gives Burnley a Premier League boost after fending off rival clubs.

A fierce wildfire in southeastern Crete has forced more than 5,000 people—mostly foreign tourists—to evacuate hotels and villages, as strong winds and a recent heatwave fuel multiple fronts. Emergency crews are battling to contain the fire, which has led to hospitalizations and widespread damage across Lasithi.

Diogo Dalot has opened up about how Manchester United players are processing manager Ruben Amorim's tough public criticism. Despite feeling hurt by the remarks, Dalot says the squad respects Amorim's honesty and is using his straight-talking style as motivation before their Europa League showdown with Tottenham.

Diego Leon, Manchester United's new 18-year-old signing, faces a summer of uncertainty as the club considers loaning him out based on pre-season assessments by manager Ruben Amorim. Despite his attacking talent, Leon may need time to adapt and could be sent to an INEOS-linked club like FC Lausanne Sport.

With Canada Day landing on a Tuesday in 2025, some companies are making waves by giving staff Monday off as well. This small gesture is gaining popularity, with businesses seeing boosted morale and productivity as a result. Here’s how this trend is shaking up workplace culture.

Manchester City's Club World Cup hopes ended in Orlando after a dramatic 4-3 extra-time defeat by Al-Hilal. Despite goals from Haaland and Foden, the Saudi side advanced amid end-to-end action and major upsets.

Al Hilal shocked Manchester City 4-3 in a wild Club World Cup clash in Orlando, advancing to the semifinals against Fluminense. Marcos Leonardo was the hero, netting twice—including a dramatic extra-time winner—while City narrowly missed late chances and disputed a penalty in stoppage time.