Cliftonville FC members approve £3 million Toronto Investment Group takeover

Cliftonville FC members approved a £3 million takeover by the Toronto Investment Group, with 81% voting in favour at an Extraordinary General Meeting. The deal, backed by investors Drew Green, John Muffolini, Ron Davidson and Conor Devine, will see the Canadian consortium provide transfer funds, shift the club to a full‑time model and propose stadium redevelopment.

Eddie James Commits Future to Scarlets with New Contract Extension

Wales centre Eddie James has agreed a new contract extension with the Scarlets, committing his future to the region ahead of the 2026-27 season. The 24‑year‑old, a regular in the Wales squad, chose to stay with his home club despite having a year left on his previous deal. The club also announced several new signings as part of its squad rebuild.

Vingegaard’s Tour de France Ends in Crash; Surgery Sidelines Danish Champion for 2026 Season

Two‑time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard suffered a broken collarbone on stage 15 of the 2026 Tour, forcing him to undergo surgery and miss the remainder of the season, including the World Championships. Team officials said the decision also reflects the heavy race schedule he has already completed this year.

Cagliari Striker Yael Trepy in Intensive Care Following Swimming Pool Accident in Sardinia

Cagliari Calcio announced that 20‑year‑old striker Yael Trepy is in intensive care following a reported swimming‑pool accident in Sardinia. The club said it is in constant contact with the hospital and the player’s family while requesting privacy. Trepy, who joined the club’s academy in 2022, had featured in recent matches including a Coppa Italia win over Arezzo.

Vicario Heads to Juventus on Loan as Tottenham Shuffle Goalkeeper Ranks

Tottenham Hotspur have agreed to loan their goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario to Serie A side Juventus, with an option to buy for £8.6 million. The 29‑year‑old Italy international is moving after losing his place at Spurs under manager Roberto de Zerbi, who has promoted Antonin Kinsky and signed Martin Dubravka as competition.

Oliveira Claims First Professional Victory at Volta a Portugal, Honors Late Rival Tarling

Rui Oliveira claimed his first professional road victory by winning the final stage of the Volta a Portugal in his hometown of Porto. He dedicated the win to the family of 19‑year‑old British rider Finlay Tarling, who died in an accident earlier in the race. The stage concluded with a sprint finish, while French rider Alexis Guerin secured the overall race win.