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The art of the free transfer - and why Real Madrid are masters of it When it comes to acquiring world-class free transfers, Real Madrid are in a league of their own. 'I was just a fan' - Loftus-Cheek 'completely forgot' about playing for England AC Milan midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek says that he 'completely forgot' about playing for England during his near seven-year absence from the national team. County Championship changes could be delayed or shelved Any revamp of the County Championship may not take place until 2027 – if changes are implemented at all. Who will win Super Bowl & be MVP? NFL pundits' predictions BBC Sport's NFL experts make their season predictions, including who will win the Super Bowl in February and who will be crowned MVP. England midfielders Clinton and Park set for Man Utd-Man City swap Manchester United and England midfielder Grace Clinton is closing in on a move to Manchester City before Thursday's transfer deadline. Electric New York energy reignites etiquette debate Is apologising for a net cord courteous or meaningless? BBC Sport looks at why tennis etiquette is back on the agenda at the US Open. IndyCar's Herta appointed Cadillac test driver IndyCar race-winner Colton Herta has been named the test driver for the new Cadillac Formula 1 team in 2026. How 'teddy bear' coach is helping Osaka find mojo How two-time US Open champion Naomi Osaka has rediscovered her form in New York, two months after a dispiriting Wimbledon exit. Salford winding-up petition adjourned for second time A winding-up petition filed against troubled Super League side Salford Red Devils is adjourned for a second time. FA will not appeal against Paqueta spot-fixing decision The Football Association will not appeal against the decision to clear West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta of four spot-fixing charges. World Cup drubbings part of growth - World Rugby Minnows such as Brazil and Samoa will benefit from the World Cup despite suffering a series of heavy defeats at the tournament, says World Rugby.