Mohamed Salah's agent has said he is involved in a "very serious issue" with the Egyptian Football Association over the Liverpool star's image rights.

Salah's standalone image appears on the Egypt team plane, which is sponsored by mobile network WE.

But the forward has his own sponsorship deal with rival network Vodafone and his representative Ramy Abbas, writing on Twitter, warned about the unauthorised use of Salah's image.

"We are having a very serious issue with the Egyptian Football Association,"...

Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein told Sky Sports Arsene Wenger will have "no shortage of offers" for new jobs, and that he is already taking calls from clubs wanting to speak to the Frenchman.

Dein, who hired Wenger in 1996 when he was an unknown figure in England, also said that he debated with his old friend last season about whether he should stay on, and predicted that the 68-year-old will find life away from football "like a bereavement."

Wenger announced on Friday that he will...

Harry Kane has conceded Tottenham players may have to adopt a fresh approach to big games after they suffered an eighth successive FA Cup semifinal defeat.

Spurs will end the season without silverware after Manchester United came from behind to win 2-1 at Wembley on Saturday.

It means Tottenham have not tasted major trophy success since 2008 as focus now turns back to securing a top-four finish in the Premier League.

Dele Alli had seemingly set Mauricio Pochettino's side on course to break their...

Chris Smalling intends to let his football continue to do the talking after admitting he has not spoken to England boss Gareth Southgate about a place in his World Cup squad.

The Manchester United defender was at the top of his game alongside compatriot Phil Jones as the Red Devils beat Tottenham 2-1 in Saturday's first FA Cup semifinal at Wembley.

After Dele Alli slid in to give Spurs an early lead, the England pair at the heart of Jose Mourinho's backline then set about keeping the likes of Harry...

Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk admits there were a few home truths aired in the dressing room after their late collapse against West Brom.

However, he is not worried standards have slipped ahead of Tuesday's Champions League semifinal, first leg at home to Roma so there is no reason to panic.

Jurgen Klopp's side appeared to be coasting to the first of two victories needed to absolutely guarantee their top-four place thanks to injury-plagued Danny Ings' first goal in 930 days and Mohamed Salah's...