David Beckham spoke about his career trajectory at a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

THE January transfer window is heating up with some MAJOR moves in the pipeline as Deadline Day quickly approaches. Arsenal are reportedly readying their second bid for Aston Villa’s England

Gary Lineker will soon walk away from presenting Match of the Day, but the Leicester City and England legend will depart our screens with another prestigious award to his name

Below you will find the latest goal as we continue our countdown of the Top 20 all-time goals in the Premier League. Cometh the hour, cometh Vincent Kompany. With Manchester City struggling to break down Leicester in the penultimate game of the 2019-20 season, they needed something special.

Gary Lineker will leave the BBC and the football world with one of the most prestigious awards in English football.

However, the two parties agreed to mutually terminate the deal, making him a free agent. READ MORE: Dorgu signs, problem fixed, Rashford exit - Man United must seal six transfers before deadline READ MORE: Man United finally get Mathys Tel transfer green light in huge boost after Patrick Dorgu 'agreement' Despite having been out of action for so long,

David Beckham earned much of his fame from football. Even though he retired over ten years ago, his success as a businessman and working with the United Nations has continued well after his time as a sportsman.

England's right-back Kyle Walker has completed his loan move from Premier League side Manchester City to AC Milan, the Italian Serie A giant announced on Friday.

Here is the first page of a "new start". The Rossoneri's January market opens with the big signing of Kyle Walker. Born in Sheffield, the 34 years old (1990) right-back is 183cm tall and weighs

SPORT will bring you all the latest transfer football news and major talking points from the Premier League and beyond. Manchester City have announced the signing of Omar Marmoush, while Kyle

A Garnacho departure would be an indictment of United's ownership and management and decisions they have taken over the past decade

Maguire, who has also endured similar low moments on a personal level as a Man United player, has offered his support to Zirkzee and was pleased that the Dutchman redeemed himself with a 'game-changing' cameo in their FA Cup third-round win over Arsenal earlier this month.