Antoni Daihoney is already destined a month after leaving Movistar Plus
The journalist, who had been the face of the NBA for 36 years, will collaborate with a football and humor program at RTVE
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France 1-1 Italy: UEFA Nations League – as it happened
All the updates, with build-up, predictions, team news and full match coverage, from our live text commentary stream.
Carse charged but remains available for England
Brydon Carse is charged by the Cricket Regulator over an incident outside a Derby nightclub but remains available for selection by England.
Will Warrington or Wakefield be Super League's sixth winner?
Only five clubs have lifted the trophy in a Super League Grand Final - Warrington and Wakefield now have the chance to add their name to that list.
Why Aston Villa are playing Sevilla for a trophy you haven't heard of
Aston Villa are set to take on Sevilla in the Antonio Puerta Trophy, named in memory of one of the Spanish club's former players.
Tuchel would never rule out players not in top flight
England boss Thomas Tuchel says he would "never rule out" selecting someone who is not playing in the top flight, should Manchester City be relegated.
Sabalenka 'trying hard to be easier on myself'
Aryna Sabalenka says she is "trying so hard to be easier on myself" as she begins her China Open campaign with victory over Renata Zarazua.
'I reduced my running because of urine leaks' – Commonwealth finalist Korir
Kenyan runner Naomi Korir was born with fistula, a condition which can cause the uncontrolled leakage of urine or faeces.
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Giant Dzeko shirt unveiled in Sarajevo to mark retirement
A giant Edin Dzeko shirt is unveiled in Sarajevo to mark the Bosnia striker's retirement from international football.
Belfast boxing legend Close dies aged 57
Ray Close, the Belfast boxer who almost handed Chris Eubank the first defeat of his career, has died at the age of 57.
Timely recognition or long overdue? How Gross is proving all-time bargain
Named the Premier League's player of the month for September, BBC Sport looks at Brighton star Pascal Gross' impact both this season and over the past nine years during his two spells at the club.
How Gordon became one of England's main men
Anthony Gordon has been England's in-form player since the World Cup knockout stage - is the Barcelona forward now undroppable?
Homeless to history? Green eyes record-breaking UFC year at 40
At 40 years old, UFC lightweight Bobby Green is showing no signs of slowing down as he sets his sights on a historic end to 2026.
Manchester City appeals its conviction and claims that the Premier League ruling has "material and legal errors"
The English Football Association believes that the verdict has "serious implications for the integrity of sport"
Harmison signs first professional Durham deal
Charlie Harmison, son of 2005 Ashes winner Steve, signs a two-year deal with Durham.
French cyclist Auge in induced coma after crash
French cyclist Ronan Auge is placed in a medically induced coma following a crash at the Tour of Langkawi in Malaysia.
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Saracens exile was 'bewildering', says returning Lozowski
Sale centre Alex Lozowski says the end of his decade-long stint at Saracens was an anti-climax after being reduced to a fringe player for his farewell campaign.
Peterborough appoint Forest Green boss Savage
Peterborough United appoint Forest Green Rovers boss Robbie Savage as Luke Williams' successor.
Robertson's Scotland career in numbers as 100th cap looms
Andy Robertson is poised to become only the second man ever to play 100 times for Scotland. BBC Sport Scotland charts his international career in numbers.
Chinese judoka disqualified for alleged bite on opponent
Chinese judoka Tang Jing is disqualified from the quarter-finals of the Asian Games with the coach of her opponent claiming that her athlete was left with bite marks on her arm.