Bruno Fernandes turns down second Manchester United contract offer
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has rejected a second proposal over a new deal, leaving the club weighing a 12-month extension while awaiting Mauricio Pochettin
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Dover and Salisbury to host BBC's FA Cup second-round ties
National League South sides Dover Athletic and Salisbury will host Leicester City and Blackpool respectively in the BBC's two live FA Cup second-round matches next month.
Northern Ireland selection dilemmas ahead of Ukraine Nations League match
Michael O'Neill's unbeaten Northern Ireland side, yet to concede in League B2, face Ukraine in Belfast with several selection questions to resolve.
Hearts hit by Milne ACL blow and Borchgrevink hamstring injury
Hearts face a defensive injury crisis after Harry Milne's season-ending ACL tear and a hamstring problem for Christian Borchgrevink picked up in the Conference League def
Maloney unsure on management future as Celtic monitor Toth and Betis track Raskin
Shaun Maloney says he has not decided whether to return to management, while Celtic keep tabs on goalkeeper Balazs Toth and Real Betis monitor Rangers' Nico Raskin.
Rangers' Chukwuani weighs January exit as Celtic consider Van den Berg loan
Rangers midfielder Tochi Chukwuani could seek a move in January if his minutes don't improve, Celtic may loan out Joel van den Berg, and Dundee United's Daniel Bennie is
Rangers' title hopes dented by late error in 2-2 draw at Dundee
Dan Neil's misplaced backpass allowed Dundee to equalise, denying Rangers a return to the top of the Scottish Premiership and leaving manager Derek McInnes to rue a misse
Armstrong targets Scotland call-up as Brentford and Sunderland track Makhanya
Danny Armstrong hopes his Dinamo Bucharest form earns a Scotland call-up, while reports link Brentford and Sunderland to Rangers' Olwethu Makhanya, alongside other Scotti
McInnes Dismisses Title Pressure Talk Ahead of Rangers' Trip to Dundee
Derek McInnes says it is too early for Rangers to focus on pressuring Celtic and Hearts, despite a win at Dundee potentially sending them top.
Balikwisha Blames Celtic for World Cup Snub; Aasgaard Relishes Rangers Exit
Michel-Ange Balikwisha says Celtic's loan block cost him a World Cup spot, while Thelo Aasgaard is happy to have left Rangers for Anderlecht.
Mikey Moore Cites Sancho and Bellingham as Inspiration for FC Koln Loan
Tottenham loanee Mikey Moore says the Bundesliga success of Jadon Sancho and Jude Bellingham influenced his decision to join FC Koln on a season-long loan.
Celtic Pass on Bakayoko; Marathe Outlines Rangers' Short-Term Title Push
Celtic decide against signing Tiemoue Bakayoko after a training spell, while Rangers' vice-chairman Paraag Marathe says the club are taking a short-term approach to chall
Scottish Premiership returns: Reedijk's Hibs debut, Celtic's slump and top-six battles
The Scottish Premiership resumes after an extended international break with a full weekend of fixtures, featuring Marink Reedijk's first match in charge of Hibernian, Cel
Rangers' 2012 collapse offers context for Manchester City's uncertain future
Manchester City's guilty verdict has drawn comparisons to Rangers' 2012 insolvency, but key differences exist in scale and consequences.
Celtic Manager Search: Kieran McKenna Weighs Future as Scott Brown Urges Unity
Kieran McKenna is considering his next move amid Celtic links, while former captain Scott Brown calls for unity at the club.