Three players Liverpool should sign this summer
Liverpool ended the season in disappointing fashion. A side aiming to complete a remarkable feat, winning all the domestic trophies possible with a Champions League to top it off would...
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Top three players Manchester City should sign this summer
There simply is not a better team in men’s football than Manchester City at the moment. The Premier League champions of the 2020/21 season sealed the league title once again...
Top three players Manchester United should sign this summer
Manchester United have certainly had a below-par season this time around. The side went through managerial changes and inconsistent performances from most of their players this season. It is quite...
Top 10 wingers in the 2021/22 Premier League
Wide players are extremely effective when it comes to taking on opposition fullbacks, getting into the box and amongst the goals. They also play a crucial role in putting the...
Top three players Arsenal should sign this summer
Arsenal missed out on finishing in the top four by a whisker last season. A top-four finish would have confirmed their return to Champions League football after a period of...
Top three players Chelsea should sign this summer
Chelsea completed the 2021/22 Premier League campaign in a somewhat iffy manner. Although the Blues secured a top-four finish, they won no domestic trophies despite reaching the finals of both...
Top 5 Premier League goalkeepers of the 2021/22 season
We often overlook the roles that goalkeepers play for football teams. From shot-stopping to starting the build-up to a move, keepers are more than just players standing between the sticks...
Top 20 best NBA players of the 2021-22 season
Now that the regular season has come to an end, it is time to rank the top 20 NBA players for the 2021-22 season. For the basis of this ranking, I...
Formula One 2022: Driver Salaries
Formula One is one of the most expensive sports in the world. Expensive as it is to get into the sport, once you make it, you do reap the rewards...
World’s 10 highest-paid athletes 2022
The world’s highest-paid athletes have raked in a combined US$992 million over the last 12 months according to Forbes’ estimates. This represents a 6% drop from 2021, and much of it can be attributed to Connor McGregor’s massive earnings of US$180 million from last year, after he pocketed a massive US$150 million from the sale of his Irish Whiskey brand, Proper No. Twelve. This year’s collective total is the third-highest ever, behind last year’s US$1.05 billion and the US$1.06 billion of 2018, when McGregor once again skewed the results because of his superfight against Floyd Mayweather. With McGregor’s fall, it is the footballing superstar Lionel Messi, who after spending seventeen years with FC Barcelona left his only-known professional home to move to the French superclub Paris-Saint Germain, finds himself on top of Forbes’ annual ranking of the world’s highest-paid athletes just for the second time (first in 2019). Although there’s a massive drop in his salary — down from US$97m in his final year with Barcelona to US$75m with PSG — a major boost in endorsement deals sees him beat the likes of LeBron James and his arch-rival Cristiano Ronaldo to top the list. Cristiano Ronaldo still finds himself in the third spot. He has seen his returns diminish just a little bit as his earnings fell from US$120 million last year to US$115 million this time around. However, sandwiched between the two footballing giants is a great from the basketball arena: LeBron James took home US$96.5 million last year, which was a record for an NBA player. This year, though, he has eclipsed his record by raking in a massive US$121.2 million, becoming only the tenth-ever player to breach the US$100 million mark.
