Pep Guardiola will leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season, according to the German club’s official Twitter account. Former Real Madrid and Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti will succeed the Spaniard on a three-year contract. Guardiola has won two league titles and the German Cup since joining Bayern in 2013. The 44-year-old has been linked with Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United. Ancelotti has been on a year-long sabbatical since being sacked by Real Madrid in May 2015.
Kohli to play 2027 World Cup only if he can add value
India veteran Virat Kohli said he has nothing left to prove and would consider playing the 2027 One-Day International World Cup only if he can still contribute meaningfully.
FIFA officials to meet Iranian FA to discuss World Cup on Saturday, says source
FIFA Secretary-General Mattias Grafstrom will meet Iranian FA (FFIRI) officials in Istanbul on Saturday and offer "reassurance" over Iran's participation in the World Cup, a source familiar with the talks has told Reuters.
Gaikwad says Chennai face 'simple' equation of winning every game to stay alive
Chennai Super Kings captain Ruturaj Gaikwad said his side faces a straightforward equation and must win their remaining matches in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League to stay in playoff contention after a seven-wicket loss to already-eliminated Lucknow Super Giants.
Romelu Lukaku makes Belgium's World Cup roster
Romelu Lukaku was named to Belgium's 26-man World Cup roster on Friday despite the team's all-time leading scorer being limited to only five appearances for Napoli this season due to injuries.
France reveals World Cup roster; Camavinga, Chevalier left off
France's World Cup roster includes a star-studded assortment of talent, with Real Madrid infielder Eduardo Camavinga arguably the most notable omission.
