Liverpool have announced a five-year shirt sponsorship agreement with Turkish Airlines, according to Al Jazeera. The deal is reportedly worth more than $405 million, a figure that would rank it among the most lucrative sponsorship arrangements in the Premier League. The partnership will see the airline's branding appear on the club's shirts over the course of the agreement. Further financial terms or additional details of the arrangement were not disclosed in the report.

Paris Saint-Germain head coach Luis Enrique has signed a three-year contract extension committing his future to the club until 2030, according to Zalebs. His previous agreement had been due to expire at the end of the current season. The announcement came ahead of PSG's Ligue 1 fixture against Monaco at the Parc des Princes. The report describes PSG as two-time reigning European champions under Enrique's leadership.

Nairobi City Thunder, a leading basketball team in Kenya, has secured a KSh10 million sponsorship deal from I&M Bank. This funding comes just weeks before the team begins its playoff campaign, as they aim to expand their brand beyond Kenya, according to Tech-ish.

DStv has announced a major overhaul of its brand and services, introducing a new colour scheme, logo, and updated subscription packages. According to Legit.ng, the changes place a stronger focus on sports content and will make the M-Net channel more accessible to subscribers. The new packages and branding, along with revised subscription prices, are set to take effect from September 17, 2026. The revamp represents one of the pay-TV provider's most significant updates in recent years.

Uganda Premier League club NEC FC has given holding midfielder Shamir Kimwero a five-year contract extension, according to Kawowo Sports. The club announced the move on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, through its social media channels, saying Kimwero had “extended his stay” by signing the new deal. The report identifies him as a holding midfielder but provides no further details on terms, prior contract length, or his performances.

New Zealand's All Blacks are expected to name a changed lineup for their clash with South Africa's Springboks this Saturday, with a significant switch at flyhalf considered likely, according to The South African. The anticipated selection shake-up comes ahead of one of rugby's most high-profile fixtures between the two traditional rivals, though the specific player expected to take over the number 10 jersey has not been confirmed in the report.