Man City competing with Leicester City for Celtic defender and more transfer rumours

Russia's military have been mapped out, with 38 towns and cities feared to be most at risk from a potential strike.Tensions between Britain and Russia have escalated exponentially after Vladimir Putin's government invaded Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday morning (February 24). Russian forces administered missile strikes and lined troops along the north, east and southern borders of Ukraine with an attack that was denounced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

wrestlers who died way before their time should have been up.From Eddie Guerrero to Brodie Lee, their lives were way too short but their impact in the ring was great.But one of those who doesn't get spoken about nearly enough is Curt Hennig.Known to many of those who were fans of wrestling from around the start of the 1990s to the beginning of the millennium, Mr Perfect, as he was labelled, was the epitome of the perfect wrestler.He had blonde curly hair, muscles in places you wouldn't think possible, and his in-ring ability was just that – absolutely perfect.But behind the facade, he battled injuries, drug addiction and personal demons which ultimately took his life.Trained by his father Larry “The Axe” Hennig and the legendary Verne Gange, Curt made his in-ring debut in 1980 for the American Wrestling Association (AWA) with the moniker “Cool Curt Hennig”.It didn't take long for him to join the World Wrestling Federation – known as the WWE today – when he debuted in 1981, scoring a victory over Johnny Rodz.He went on to battle some of the most iconic names in the business, from “Playboy” Buddy Rose to Greg Valentine, and quickly established himself as a true rising star of the industry.His first stay in the WWF didn't last long, with a stint following in Pacific Northwest Wrestling, where he teamed with his dad to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championships. He returned to the AWA in 1983 – where he would stay for five more years before rejoining the WWF in around 1988.

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Jack Dorsey, there was only one true mega-rich billionaire tech nerd in town: Bill Gates. The richest man in the world for a grand total of 19 years, the Microsoft founder is today known for being one of the world's foremost philanthropists, having pledged to give away the majority of his wealth before his death.Through the Gates Foundation, Bill Gates invests in causes such as climate change, poverty, and more recently, research into treatments and vaccines for the COVID-19 pandemic. However, all this charity doesn't mean he doesn't like to splurge, as the tale of Gate's spectacular rise to planetary wealth shows.

It's BBQ season as the weather sizzles and we'll be with you throughout the day aiming to produce our own prime transfer cuts.

Vincent Kompany turned down an opportunity to return to Man City as Pep Guardiola's no.2.

Here are your Manchester City headlines for the evening of Friday, May 29.

Vincent Kompany is not expected to return to Manchester City this summer despite talks with the club this year.

Scottish football is hoping for a return to action in August and have asked if they can train from June 15.

Here are your Manchester City morning headlines for Thursday, May 28. 

Former Manchester City captain Andy Morrison says Pep Guardiola should consider Fernandinho as the next club captain when David Silva leaves the club.

John Kennedy believes Celtic’s Nine in a Row heroes only need two or three new faces to bolster their bid for the fabled 10.

It's transfer season but not as we know it.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, has apologised to his Football Focus fans after revealing the "mystery" around the FA Cup trophy during a chat with Manchester City footballer Vincent Kompany, 34 today.The BBC presenter was called our for ruining the "mystique" for the football fans at home.After Dan spoke to Manchester City professional Vincent about last year's FA Cup final win on BBC's Football Focus, he asked the football pro if he had his permission to lift the FA Cup trophy.Dan asked Vincent: "This is technically yours, so you have the say here Vincent, am I allowed to lift the trophy?" to which he replied with: "Yes, go for it."Once Vincent gave Dan the go-ahead, the star started to lift the trophy as he added: "Oh, can I? Oh

Celtic star Kristoffer Ajer has been recommended to Real Madrid by his Norway team-mate Martin Odegaard, according to reports in Spain.

Vincent Kompany has revealed he has sympathy for Liverpool's title limbo saying: “How bad is your luck!”

The coronavirus pandemic means uncertain times for most of us, and footballers are no exception.

Neil Lennon is confident Celtic will begin their tilt at Ten in a Row without losing any key players this summer.

Vincent Kompany has explained why he believes Virgil van Dijk is the greatest ever defender in Premier League history.

Vincent Kompany has reiterated his belief that Virgil van Dijk is the greatest ever defender in Premier League history.

Over the course of the past decade, Manchester City have been the Premier League's dominant side.

Scott Brown wants Celtic’s Nine in a Row heroes to stay as one to go for the Ten.