On April 23 Beijing time, Warriors reporter Nick Friedell wrote about Kerr's future. His headline: Kerr could leave the Warriors, but would he really want to leave Curry? Below is the relevant content—Not long ago, the 60-year-old Warriors head coach was asked if he often felt grateful for having Curry. He smiled and answered, for him, this question no longer required deep thought.

Kylian Mbappe's public "heart" gesture towards a post supporting Jose Mourinho is shaking Europe, paving the way for the return of "The Special One".

The 3-0 victory over Chelsea in the 34th round of the Premier League not only secured valuable points but also opened a historic door for Brighton & Hove Albion.

Thunder 120-107 Suns, currently leading the series 2-0, but the injury situation is quite bad... In G2, J-Will suffered a left hamstring injury, having previously strained his right hamstring twice. Since helping the Thunder win their first-ever championship last summer and signing a five-year $239 million max contract, this guy has been plagued by injuries. This regular season, he only played 33 games, contributing 17.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.5 assists, and 1.2 steals.

Thai media shows particular interest as MU is reportedly pursuing a 17-year-old talent who developed in the Land of Golden Temples, currently contracted to Bayern Munich.

Midfielder Chanathip Songkrasin sends a strong message ahead of the 2026 ASEAN Cup, stating that the Thai team will go all out to reclaim the regional championship.

Indonesian media wants to replace Coach Yulianto after the U17 Indonesia team was eliminated right from the group stage of the 2026 Southeast Asian U17 Championship.

Malaysian newspapers are particularly wary of the talent of four Vietnam U17 players, who have made a strong impression and could decide the outcome of the final match.

Round 20 of V.League 2025/26 heats up with the spotlight on the major clash between Ninh Bình FC and Hanoi FC, alongside numerous tense races at both the top and relegation zones.

Vietnam U17 player Nguyễn Hiệp Đại Việt Nam draws attention not only for his performance against Australia but also for his five-word name carrying a special meaning about love for homeland.