Pablo Zabaleta has admitted he has been considering his future at Manchester City.

Former world champion Barry McGuigan believes the possibility of professional boxers taking part in the Rio Olympics is “crazy”.

Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney insists the players are fighting to ease the pressure on manager Louis van Gaal and turn the club’s season around.

Out-of-favour forward Fabio Borini appears to have finally realised his time at Liverpool is up after his agent criticised the club’s treatment of the player.

Nico Rosberg sent out an ominous warning to the rest of Formula One by setting the fastest time so far on day two of the final pre-season test in Barcelona.

Leicester manager Nigel Pearson will lead his team into tomorrow’s clash with Arsenal after holding on to his job.

CTRL-V. Will you? Won’t you? It is 11.20pm on a Monday night, writes Larry Ryan.

Manchester City defender Matija Nastasic claims he has no issues with manager Manuel Pellegrini as he prepares to join Schalke on loan.

FIFA has been accused of overseeing a “new failure” after Michael Garcia, the man in charge of investigating the World Cup, quit his post.

The future of Leeds United and owner Massimo Cellino remains unclear after the Football League announced that the Italian failed its owners’ and directors’ test.

Malky Mackay is back in football after Wigan confirmed the Scot as their new manager.

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has hit back at Roy Keane for “saying some stupid things” following the Republic of Ireland assistant’s comments about Toffees boss Roberto Martinez over the management of his international players.

Sky Sports News HQ have gotten involved in the row about soccer players not born in the Republic of Ireland pulling on the green jersey and have upset a lot of people with their “country of birth” statistic this morning.

Jules Bianchi remains in a “critical but stable” condition in hospital following surgery after he sustained severe head injuries in Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.

Malky Mackay should face a season-long ban from football for the offensive texts he sent to a former colleague at Cardiff, according to ex-Football Association chairman Lord Triesman.

Malky Mackay issued a grovelling apology on Friday evening and vowed he would salvage his career – but hours later faced fresh allegations in the text message scandal.

Malky Mackay has apologised for the discriminatory text messages he sent during his time as manager of Cardiff.

There was a timely boost for the Premier League, this week, when it was estimated that at a typical Arsenal home game, more than 6,000 people with tickets don’t show up at all.