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Tadej Pogacar claimed a dominant victory on stage four of the Vuelta a Espana, soloing clear with 50km to go to extend his overall lead to more than three minutes. The win came after stage three was cancelled due to hailstorms, and after a stage in which a British debutant made a remarkable impression.
Rangers are expected to complete an £8.5million move for Girona winger Kim Min-su within 24 hours, with the versatile South Korean set for a medical and possible debut against Aberdeen. However, Min-su faces mandatory military service unless he secures an exemption, with limited routes available in the near term.
Tadej Pogacar won the Vuelta a España's opening stage, a 9.4km time trial in Monaco, by 0.09 seconds over Britain's Ethan Hayter, with Josh Tarling third. Pogacar's win puts him in the red jersey as he bids to win the only Grand Tour missing from his collection.
Curtis Jones is on the verge of leaving Liverpool for Inter Milan in a deal reported to be worth £30m, with negotiations ongoing. The midfielder, who has spent 16 years at his boyhood club, is in the final year of his contract and has struggled for regular starts.
FIFA has dismissed as 'pure fiction' a New York Post report that its president sought support from the Trump administration after abandoning a plan to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights. The plan's collapse followed widespread opposition, including a UEFA boycott threat.
Norway and England meet in the World Cup quarterfinals in Miami, with Erling Haaland and Harry Kane leading their sides. Norway's fairytale run continues after beating Brazil, while England seek a fourth semifinal appearance. Key battles include Haaland vs Kane and Odegaard vs Rice.
Australian canoeist Jessica Fox has won her first World Cup gold since returning from kidney surgery, triumphing in the K1 and C1 events in Prague. She previously took silver in her comeback race in Slovenia.
French President Emmanuel Macron is in Andorra, where he is expected to back the microstate's efforts to decriminalise abortion, despite its co-prince being a Catholic bishop. Andorra remains one of only two European countries where abortion is completely banned. Macron is also set to endorse Andorra's EU association agreement.
Poland's Defense Ministry has increased spending on drone systems 250-fold over three years, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a 'drone armada' plan with Ukrainian technical support. The moves aim to counter threats from Russia and Belarus, with EU funding and a focus on leapfrogging Moscow in drone technology.