Jamal Musiala could return for Bayern Munich this weekend after six months out with a serious leg injury, though coach Vincent Kompany has played down expectations of an immediate impact.
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Mohamed Salah is set to rejoin Liverpool after a month at the Africa Cup of Nations, giving Arne Slot key selection decisions as the club enters a demanding stretch of domestic and European fixtures.
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Roger Federer returned to the court in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open, winning an exhibition tiebreak against Casper Ruud and prompting fans to marvel at his enduring touch despite retiring in 2022.
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Real Madrid are weighing significant changes ahead of the summer, with reports linking the club to former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp as part of a wider reset that could also include ambitious transfer plans.
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Red Bull Racing has dismissed claims that its 2026 engine breaches FIA regulations, with powertrains director Ben Hodgkinson calling the speculation “noise” and insisting the design is fully legal.
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Williams has confirmed Luke Browning as its Formula 1 reserve driver for 2026, while also unveiling changes to its driver academy as the team prepares for a new technical era in the sport.
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Liverpool manager Arne Slot has sought to calm speculation around Mohamed Salah’s return, making clear the Egypt forward remains an important part of his plans once international duties conclude, according to reporting by AFP.
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Footage from inside Stamford Bridge has drawn attention after Declan Rice was involved in a half-time exchange with an Arsenal coach, adding an unexpected subplot to the club’s 3–2 win over Chelsea.
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Red Bull’s Detroit launch offered fans an early glimpse into Formula 1’s 2026 future, as Max Verstappen mixed humor with history during the team’s first public reveal of its new era alongside Ford.
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Reports of tighter US visa screening unsettled World Cup supporters, but subsequent clarification suggests the policy targets immigrant visas rather than short-term travel.
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