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 Majeed Ashimeru Extends Stay at Anderlecht Until 2027 Majeed Ashimeru Ghanaian midfielder Majeed Ashimeru has committed his future to RSC Anderlecht, signing a contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2027. Ashimeru's new two-year extension follows his establishment as a pivotal player, having made over 100 appearances since his transfer from Red Bull Salzburg in 2021. Despite facing injury challenges in past seasons, Ashimeru's dedication and standout pre-season performances persuaded Anderlecht to extend his contract beyond its original 2025 end date. Jesper Fredberg, Anderlecht's CEO Sports, emphasized the club's commitment to nurturing internal talent. He lauded Ashimeru’s distinctive abilities as a dynamic, fast-paced, and attacking midfielder, which align well with the team’s style of play. Ashimeru expressed his gratitude to the club and its supporters for their consistent backing. He reflected on his personal and professional growth at Anderlecht...

Mbappe's Childhood Dream Realized with Real Madrid Move Kylian Mbappe has fulfilled his lifelong aspiration of playing for Real Madrid, a dream he has harbored since childhood. This goal was achieved when he was officially unveiled at Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday morning. Following his medical examination, the French captain was presented to a full stadium, having committed to a five-year contract. "I spent countless nights dreaming of one day playing for Real Madrid, and today, I am incredibly happy," Mbappe told the 80,000 fans in attendance. "My family is overjoyed, and seeing my mom cry brings me immense happiness. This day is very special to me, something I’ve dreamt of since I was a kid." The unveiling was delayed until after Euro 2024, where Mbappe led the French national team to the semi-finals before being eliminated by the eventual champions, Spain. Club president Fiorentino Perez commented, "The love you have for Real Madrid and your identificati...

Jude Bellingham Receives Fine and Suspended Ban from UEFA for Inappropriate Celebration UEFA has penalized Jude Bellingham for an inappropriate gesture made during England's match against Slovakia, issuing a fine and a suspended ban. The investigation began after Bellingham, the England midfielder, celebrated his overhead kick goal in the last-16 game on Sunday with a controversial gesture. The Real Madrid player was seen running towards the England supporters, shouting “Who else?!” He then kissed his hand and grabbed his crotch, a move that seemed aimed at the sidelines. Accusations arose that Bellingham’s actions were disrespectful towards the Slovakian team or their fans. Bellingham took to social media to clarify, stating the gesture was an inside joke directed at friends who were present at the match and expressing his respect for the Slovakian team’s performance. Following a review by UEFA’s ethics and disciplinary committee, Bellingham has been fined €30,000. He also receive...

  Euro 2024: Slovakia captain reveals strategy to stop England Milan Skriniar via beIN Sports Slovakia captain Milan Skriniar has expressed confidence in his team’s strategy as they prepare to face England in the Euro 2024 round of 16 clash. The PSG defender believes that Slovakia’s cohesive teamwork can counter England’s reliance on individual brilliance. “They [England] rely on individual quality and they know that they have players who can decide matches for them,” Skriniar stated. “That is why I think we can handle them through teamwork.” Skriniar, 29, also noted that the pressure is more on Gareth Southgate’s side, given their status and expectations. “Even in their first match [against Serbia], they went in with the fact that they are England, and they have to manage things in terms of results,” he said. “The media and fans have been critical after their matches, so they will be under much more pressure than us. It can work in our favour.” Slovakia advanced to the knockout st...

  SPORTS Jury orders NFL to pay nearly $4.8 billion in ‘Sunday Ticket’ case for violating antitrust laws 1 of 5  |  FILE - The NFL logo is seen during the NFL Super Bowl 58 football game Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024, in Las Vegas. Opening arguments are expected to begin Thursday, June 6, 2024, in federal court in a class-action lawsuit filed by “Sunday Ticket” subscribers claiming the NFL broke antitrust laws. The lawsuit was filed in 2015 and has withstood numerous challenges, including a dismissal that was overturned. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger, File) Read More 2 of 5  |  CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus arrives at federal court Tuesday, June 18, 2024, in Los Angeles. McManus is testifying in a class-action lawsuit filed by “Sunday Ticket” subscribers claiming the NFL broke antitrust laws. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) 3 of 5  |  Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones arrives at federal court Tuesday, June 18, 2024, in Los Angeles. Jones is testifying in a class-action...