Selena Gomez released her new single “Wolves” and it could be her most personal song lyrically. The singer’s collaboration with helmeted DJ/producer Marshmello dropped on Wednesday, making it the ...

There was something in the air that night, or more to the point that afternoon, at Molineux. Fernando Gomez, the Spanish sorcerer, took the ball on his chest and, as it looped up, fired home an ...

Selena Gomez teases 'Wolves' visuals. By Allison Stubblebine Billboard Woman of the Year Selena Gomez is coming back from her tough summer strong with her upcoming American Music Awards performance of ...

Wolverhampton Wanderers fans have responded to reports linking Valencia striker Maxi Gomez with a move to Molinuex. The Uruguay international has reportedly emerged as an option for Nuno Espirito ...

Arsenal have reportedly joined Wolverhampton Wanderers in the race to sign Uruguay striker Maxi Gomez in the January transfer window. Reports surfaced in Spanish newspaper AS last week claiming the ...

Goals from Jordi Gomez and Hugo Rodallega lifted Wigan out of the bottom three and condemned 10-man Wolves to a fourth successive Barclays Premier League defeat. Gomez put the hosts ahead at the DW ...

Gomez shared the cover art for "Wolves" on Instagram. By Allison Stubblebine Selena Gomez has posted the cover art to her collaboration with Marshmello. The track, titled “Wolves,” is set to be ...

Liverpool moved 13 points clear at the top of the Premier League after beating Wolves 1-0 at Anfield. The Reds have now secured back-to-back clean sheets at home and still have a game in hand over the ...

Arsenal and Wolves are hoping to sign Valencia forward Maxi Gomez in 2021 for a reduced price, according to a report. Valencia are currently in the process of selling first team players as they look ...

Arsenal and Wolves are among the clubs monitoring developments with Valencia striker Maxi Gomez. The Uruguay international only joined from Celta Vigo in 2019 but is expected to be sold either in ...

There was something in the air that night, or more to the point that afternoon, at Molineux. Fernando Gomez, the Spanish sorcerer, took the ball on his chest and, as it looped up, fired home an ...