Floyd Mayweather announced his desire to become the best trainer in the world The boxing legend revealed his decision alongside video of 14-year-old nephew

                                                                                             Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather has announced he wants to become the best trainer in the world after posting a video of him putting his 14-year-old nephew through his paces in a pad work session.

The American is considered one Boxing's greatest ever boxers after winning 15 major world titles and finishing his career undefeated in 50 fights, and revealed his desire to follow in his late uncle Roger's footsteps in becoming a trainer.

Clubs and broadcasters remain determined to restart and complete season But there remains a fear that it will never restart due to coronavirus pandemic

                                                                                            Sky Sports will not demand to be repaid the £371 million they are owed by the Premier League if the season is cancelled.

Talks are ongoing between the broadcaster and the Premier League to find alternative way to make good any lost value in a worst-case scenario.

Although the most-favoured option among clubs and broadcasters is to restart the season and then play to a conclusion, there remains a fear that it might never restart, an outcome which the Premier League have calculated would cost them £762m in TV income that would have to be repaid.But the talks between Sky and the Premier League have indicated that almost half of the £762m exposure is not at risk.

Sagnol added that he found it difficult to accept Zidane's apology and also joked that he smoked 250 cigarettes in ten minutes immediately after the defeat to Italy. He said: 'I did not want to accept his apologies, or talk to him. Now was not the moment. I had to go to the bathroom, smoke 250 cigarettes in ten minutes. This is how I escaped. While many of his French team-mates won the World Cup in 1998, Sagnol wasn't part of that group and ended his career without having won the most prestigious prize in football. However, Sagnol revealed that he and Zidane eventually managed to make up. He said: 'We did not speak for almost two years. In 2008, after the European Championship, I had to get married. My wife told me to invite him. 'I called him but he couldn't come to the party at night, but it made me happy to see him arrive for the morning. We had an aperitif together.'

                                                                                                 Daniel Levy will sanction the departure of Harry Kane to Manchester United for a world-record fee of £200million because of financial worries and exasperation with England's captain for going off-message during the coronavirus crisis.

Levy has made it clear that Spurs would agree to let Kane leave this summer.

Tottenham fear the financial repercussions of the current lockdown more than any other Premier League club because they are still paying for their new £1billion stadium.It's significant that Spurs were among the first top-flight clubs to furlough non-playing staff despite the negative publicity it attracted.

They reportedly owe £637m on the stadium loan and £83m on transfer fees. And Levy is understood to have been furious at Kane's recent comments that the Premier League season should be voided if it wasn't completed by the end of June.

That would have huge repercussions should television broadcast rights holders demand a refund from the Premier League although The Mail On Sunday understands that Sky will not demand that the League repay the £371m they are owed.

Sagnol was livid when Zidane was sent off for a headbutt in 2006 World Cup final Sagnol joked that he 'smoked 250 cigarettes in ten minutes' after the final

                                                                                                   Willy Sagnol has revealed that he didn't speak to Zinedine Zidane for almost two years after his France team-mate's infamous headbutt in the 2006 World Cup final.

Zidane had earlier scored a penalty to put France ahead against Italy but Marco Materazzi equalised for the Azzurri.

Dele Alli posted a picture on his Instagram showing how he marked his birthday The Englishman pictured himself playing pin the donkey and Twister by himself

                                                                                               Tottenham star Dele Alli, he had to make do with what he had in his house as he celebrated turning 24-years-old.

The English midfielder shared what he got up to with his 7million followers on Instagram, looking slightly underwhelmed with how he spent his day in isolation.  When he would normally be celebrating the day with friends and family, Alli is instead seen pictured having a barbecue, playing pin the donkey and Twister all by himself.

Tottenham Hotspur stars have been spotted training out in London together Manager Jose Mourinho was spotted leading Spurs stars in a session in Barnet

                                                                                                    Jose Mourinho could face a police warning after he and his players appeared to flout Government guidelines on social distancing while training yesterday.

Mourinho, who has already been warned by Tottenham, was spotted overseeing a drill involving members of his squad - most notably Tanguy Ndombele - at Hadley Common in Barnet.

Zlatan Ibrahmovic and Paul Pogba are former team-mates at Manchester United Pogba challenged the Swedish forward to a skill battle on Instagram

                                                                                              The pair know each other well from their time at Manchester United, having moved to Old Trafford in the same transfer window ahead of the 2016/17 season when Jose Mourinho was in charge of the club. 

Both Zlatan and Pogba demonstrated superb technique and even exchanged some online banter and taunting, with the legendary Swede offering some career advice to the French World Cup winner.Before showing off his skills, Zlatan told Pogba: 'It's looking better, much better. But now I'm going to take it to another level. Watch and learn.' 

Thomas Muller has signed a new deal at Bayern Munich to end talk of a move Muller has been at Bundesliga giants since 2008 and will remain there until 2023

                                                                                                                  Thomas Muller has signed a new three-year contract at Bayern Munich to end talk of a move away.

Muller has been at the Bundesliga giants since 2008 and has put pen to paper on a new deal until June 2023.

The 30-year-old crucially kept his social distance for some very unusual announcement photos on Tuesday.  Muller posed with a Bayern Munich shirt alongside the club's sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic and executive board member Oliver Khan. The trio kept their distance due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The forward had considered his future before Niko Kovac was sacked in November.

Muller played a bit-part role under the former Bayern boss and was on the verge of entering the final year of his deal, However he has been a key figure under boss Hansi Flick and has now been rewarded with a two-year contract extension. 

Players from all 20 Premier League clubs have again been holding pay cut talks Liverpool's Jordan Henderson was at the forefront of discussions this week

                                                                                              The Premier League's players remain adamant they will not be forced into taking pay cuts by their clubs following fresh talks this week.

But they are willing to discuss deferrals on the condition that they are guaranteed to get their money back.

Top-flight players are in no mood to back down and accept salary reductions due to coronavirus leaving their clubs facing frustration.Following Saturday's meeting to discuss the league's 30 per cent wage cut proposal which ended in stalemate, conversations have continued among players to finalise their stance on the issue.

Benjamin Mendy has been showing off his home workout routine on Instagram All of English football is currently on hold due to the deadly coronavirus crisis

                                                                                         The Manchester City striker is doing his bit in his home country of Brazil, which has suffered over 500 deaths since the outbreak of the disease.
His donation of basic food boxes arrived at Jardim Peri, where a graffiti mural of the national team striker adorns the neighbourhood, on Monday. has donated 400 food baskets to his childhood neighbourhood in Sao Paulo to help them in their fight against coronavirus. He was triggered into action by former Brazil winger Ze Roberto, a former team-mate of his at Palmeiras, who has been challenging compatriots to chip in. 

Kyle Walker could have played his last game for England after flouting lockdown England boss Gareth Southgate is thought to be livid with the defender's actions

                                                                                                Kyle Walker's England career has been left in tatters after his flouting of government lockdown rules left boss Gareth Southgate 'livid'. 

The Manchester City full-back was forced to issue a grovelling apology on Sunday after it emerged he had ignored the measures put in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus and hosted a £2,200 sex party with two prostitutes. 

Manchester City have opened an internal investigation following the gathering at the defender's rented Cheshire property, with the player set to be hit with a hefty fine, reported to be upwards of £200,000. However, the punishment could be much more severe as far as Walker's England career is concerned, with there being every chance he may never pull on the Three Lions jersey again.

According to The Star, Southgate has been left 'seething' by the actions of one of his senior players - who had a key role in helping them reach the World Cup semi-finals in 2018.

Since then, Walker has found himself struggling to hold on to his right-back berth, with both Trent Alexander-Arnold and Aaron Wan-Bissaka being preferred, and the City stopper being deployed in a more unfamiliar role on the right-hand side of a back three. 

Cristiano Ronaldo has posted an video of himself performing a core challenge The Juventus star speeds to 142 reps in just 45 seconds of toe-touching exercise

                                                                                                              CR7 is urging people to keep busy during the coronavirus lockdown by inviting football fans to take part in a core strength challenge. 

People around the world are required to stay indoors to prevent the spread of the virus and relieve the pressure on health services, and Ronaldo has adhered to guidelines in Italy by training at home. 

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has led tributes to Pep Guardiola's mum Guardiola's mother Dolors Sala Carrio died from coronavirus in Barcelona

                                                                                              Ederson has led the tributes for Pep Guardiola's mother who died from coronavirus on Monday.

The Premier League champions confirmed the sad news that Dolors Sala Carrio had passed at the age of 82 in Manresa, Barcelona.  

In tribute, the Manchester City goalkeeper wrote on Instagram: 'Thoughts to Pep and his family that has a lot of strength at that moment. We are with you.' Kevin de Bruyne also showed support to his manager on social media, saying he and the club were 'one team'.

'Thoughts are with Pep and his family at this time,' he wrote on Twitter. 'One team.'

Raheem Sterling said: 'All my thoughts and my deepest condolences to Pep & his family. 

'Tragic news and a sad reminder for us all to stay home and protect our people.'

Benjamin Mendy added: 'You always have treated me like a son and just like in a family we laugh together, we also cry together.'My deepest condoleances to Pep and all the Guardiola family.

Gary Neville believes Premier League's coronavirus response has been 'terrible' The former defender listed five areas where the league has mishandled the crisis

                                                                                                     Gary Neville has taken aim at the Premier League and their handling of the coronavirus crisis, describing it as 'terrible'.

In a series of tweets on Sunday, the former England and Manchester United defender turned television pundit, listed five calamitous decisions the Premier League has made in recent weeks.

Bayern Munich have returned to first-team training in 'small groups' on Monday Stars such as Robert Lewandowski and Kingsley Coman drove in for training

                                                                                                 The German Football League recommended clubs should not train until Sunday April 5 and Bayern announced their players would return to their training base from Monday.
First-team stars Robert Lewandowski and Kingsley Coman were among the stars seen entering Bayern's facility on Monday morning. Manuel Neuer, Jerome Boateng, Thomas Muller and Philippe Coutinho were also among Monday's group returning to action at the Saebener Strasse training ground.

Noticeably, due to lockdown rules the players trained with plenty of space around them, and took part in one-on-one drills.