Kaveh Solhekol

Sporting believe Ruben Amorims move to Man Utd is done; Sporting confirmed to the Portuguese stock exchange on Tuesday that United are willing to meet £8.3m release clause; Media flocked to his sides 3-1 win over Nacional; Amorim said we have to wait for his decision

Sky Sports News Kaveh Solhekol says England should look to appoint two managers to succeed Gareth Southgate: one elite manager to take charge during major tournaments and another to oversee qualifiers and friendlies in-between

Sky Sports News Kaveh Solhekol says England should look to appoint two managers to succeed Gareth Southgate: one elite manager to take charge during major tournaments and another to oversee qualifiers and friendlies in-between

Manchester City and Premier League both claiming victory in legal case over Associated Party Transactions (APTs); Chelsea, Newcastle and Everton called as witnesses for City, while Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool and others provided statements for Premier League

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba was handed a four-year ban in March for a doping offence; Pogba was provisionally suspended in September 2023 after testing positive a month earlier for dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA); the 31-year-old had been set to not play football until August 2027

Hammad Albalawi, the chief executive of Saudi Arabias bid to host the 2034 World Cup, speaks exclusively to Sky Sports about their plans to host the tournament; Saudi Arabia are the sole bidder for 2034 and are set to be confirmed as hosts at the FIFA Congress on December 11

After Pep Guardiola called for a swift resolution over Manchester City’s alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules, Sky Sports News’ chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol explains what are they, how serious the charges are and how long will this process take. “I will stay next season,” said Guardiola. “I will stay. When 100 breaches from the Premier League against us, don’t worry, we will be there. “What I would like is for the Premier League, or the judges, to make [a decision] as soon as poss…

The US private equity firm Clearlake owns 61.5 per cent of Chelsea and has no intention of selling any of its shares or relinquishing control; Todd Boehly wants to buy out Clearlake but he has not made a bid and faces an almost impossible task to take control of the club

Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol answers all the key questions about the reported power struggle among Chelseas ownership group; Sky Sports News understands Clearlake Capital are open to buying out Todd Boehly, but they will not sell their own shares

Chelsea majority owners Clearlake Capital remain committed to the club and will not sell any of their 62 per cent shareholding; Todd Boehly is believed to be considering selling his shares just over two years after he was the public face of the consortium that bought Chelsea