Simon Cambers

Luis Díaz woke up a Liverpool player this morning. Last night, the club rejected a first €67.5 million offer for the Colombian winger from Bayern Munich; the response was practically instantaneous according to one source. Bayern's call seemed ambitious at first, Liverpool's response was almost celebratory: "Nine figures and we'll talk." That response keeps him on Merseyside for now, but clearly says the player is no fire sale, and the Premier League side will not strip away a title-winning front line on the cheap. Liverpool stands

Wimbledon 2025 will hand out a record £53.5 million in prize money, up by 7% from last year. That means the singles winners—men’s and women’s—will each take home £3 million, about an 11% increase. What’s cool is that doubles teams also got a bump: champions now receive £680,000 per team, up 4.6%. Even early losers in singles now get £66,000—a 10% increase—so it’s kind to lower-ranked players too. This isn’t just about bigger numbers. Behind the scenes, there’s a push to help all players. The All