International sports developments span from Premier League financial dominance and governance controversies to preparations for major athletic milestones.

US Democrat Jamie Raskin has called on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to testify before Congress regarding potential ties between the organization and Donald Trump.

English Premier League clubs have outspent all other major European leagues combined this summer, highlighting the growing financial disparity in top-tier football.

A High Court judge has blocked Tottenham Hotspur's plans to build a new women's and girls' football academy, quashing the local council's previous planning permission.

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have resigned from the Italian football federation following the collapse of a deal to hire Andrea Pirlo as head coach due to betting-related issues.

English football is set to trial new measures during the 2026-27 season aimed at curbing tactical time-wasting by goalkeepers.

Howard Webb, England's chief refereeing officer, has reaffirmed a commitment to increasing the diversity of match officials to help raise overall performance standards.

Chelsea is exploring unexpected transfer targets, including veteran midfielder Jordan Henderson and Brighton striker Danny Welbeck.

Usain Bolt has set ambitious targets for the London 2012 Olympics, stating his goal is to break world records with a 9.4-second 100m sprint.

Preparations for the London Olympics continue as UK Athletics confirms it will secure extra tickets to ensure family members can support athletes in person.

Marathon runners are making final adjustments for upcoming events, with Emmanuel Mutai set to defend his London title despite recent illness, while Haile Gebrselassie has officially abandoned his 2012 Olympic marathon bid.