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A bitter end for Ronaldo - the icon who transformed Portugal As Cristiano Ronaldo retires from international football, Guillem Balague looks at why and what is next for the Portugal legend. Emery close to agreeing new Aston Villa contract Aston Villa manager Unai Emery is close to agreeing a contract extension at the club. 'A void that is impossible to fill' - tributes paid at De Miguel's funeral Jesus de Miguel's family say "the mark he has left on so many people" is something they will always remember as the footballer's funeral takes place in Spain. What new Kane deal means for England and the Premier League record Harry Kane's new deal at Bayern Munich may end his Premier League career but offers fresh hope he can lead England to glory, writes Phil McNulty. Everton's Grealish unavailable again after 'breach of discipline' Jack Grealish remains unavailable for Everton's Premier League clash with Coventry on Friday, manager David Moyes confirms. 'Taking people for fools' - Gloucestershire to rebrand as Bristol for T20 Blast Gloucestershire will compete under the name of Bristol in the T20 Blast from next season in a big to attract new audiences and address falling revenue. WTA takes responsibility after Pegula 'diva' comment live-streamed The WTA says it takes "full responsibility" after private comments Jessica Pegula made to her coach about Mirra Andreeva were live-streamed by a courtside microphone. Who could be the next England debutant and who are the potential recalls? It's the last international break of the year and England have some big games in the Nations League coming up. Thomas Tuchel has big decisions to make on his next squad selection. Former F1 champion Jones dies aged 80 Alan Jones, the last Australian and first Williams driver to win the Formula 1 world title, dies at the age of 80. McIlroy handed two-shot penalty for improving lie Rory McIlroy is hit with a two-shot penalty for improving his lie during the opening round of the Abu Dhabi Championship, where Jon Rahm makes a strong start. Sheffield-born Jorgensen out to inflict more pain on England Max Jorgensen was eligble for England, but insists he was always intent on continuing the family tradition of representing the Wallabies.