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Liverpool star Mohamed Salah committed his future to the Reds.
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Wimbledon
Stefanos Tsitsipas was brushing up on the local lingo.
Serena Williams was keeping busy away from the court after her first-round exit.
Liam Broady’s celebration earned him a new fan.
Katie Boulter also had football on her mind, representing England ahead of Euro 2022.
Football
Big news from Liverpool.
July 1 also meant new signings could become official.
Richarlison said goodbye.
Manchester City celebrated the anniversaries of previous deals.
A new ‘do for Allan Saint-Maximin?
Top bombing.
The Lionesses celebrated.
Hearts paid tribute to their war heroes.
New threads.
Bird is the word.
Striker day.
Cricket
England newcomer Issy Wong reflected on a special moment.
India duo Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja earned plaudits.
Nathan Lyon scored a top-10 hit.