On Tuesday's Football Daily, Phil Egan has the latest on Gabriel Jesus' injury at Arsenal, and what it means for their transfer dealings this month.

Leicester and Newcastle escape Premier League PSR punishments.

Liverpool reportedly reject a Saudi bid for Darwin Nunez, but his long-term replacement may have already been identified.

Chelsea and Bayern Munich dance around a high-profile swap deal.

Pep Guardiola expresses regret at a lack of summer business as they secure the first of three potential signatures this month.

David Moyes wants to have 'elite' Everton players playing at their elite new stadium.

And tributes paid to Diane Caldwell as she calls time on her international career.

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On this morning's show, Seamus Hickey joined us to look back on the Limerick captaincy of Declan Hannon.

The BBC's Chris Jones assessed the English performances in the Investec Champions Cup, which included that Saracens defeat at Thomond Park.

And to preview Liverpool's trip to Nottingham Forest tonight we were joined by The Athletic's James Pearce.

And it's there we take our Bite today, with Jonathan providing an insight to Trent Alexander-Arnold's contract situation at Liverpool. And that's after Ger, Arthur and Colm run the rule over Kyle Walker and his standing among the game's greatest right-backs.

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On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you all the reaction to yesterday's pulsating Investec Champions Cup clash of La Rochelle and Leinster.

We hear from both head coaches - Leo Cullen and Ronan O'Gara.

Richie has the latest on Peter O'Mahony's fitness ahead of Munster's trip to Franklin's Gardens, a game you can hear live and exclusive on Off The Ball.

Wales coach Warren Gatland explains his Six Nations squad, which does not include some experienced and notable names.

The IRFU have taken another step towards building front row depth across the country.

And a former Cheetahs prop is murdered in South Africa.

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you all the fallout from yesterday's eventful FA Cup 3rd round tie at the Emirates.

We hear from Mikel Arteta and Jonathan Wilson on Arsenal's lack of firepower.

Phil has the latest on Marcus Rashford's potential move away from Manchester United.

Pep Guardiola claims a lack of focus has cost Kyle Walker at Manchester City.

And Galway United add some southern hemisphere flavour to their attack for 2025.

Welcome to Monday's OTB Breakfast Bite - your bitesize sample of this morning's Off The Ball Breakfast.

On this morning's show, Jonathan Wilson rounded up the weekend's FA Cup 3rd round action, including Manchester United's shootout victory away to Arsenal.

Tommy Rooney reflected on a huge weekend of GAA Club Championship fixtures.

And Alan Quinlan looked back on a largely positive weekend for the Irish provinces in Investec Champions Cup and Challenge Cup action.

And that's where we take our Bite this morning - firstly, Leinster's victory away to La Rochelle is discussed as part of the Performance Rankings, and then we get the expert view of Alan Quinlan.

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2024 Olympic Bronze Medalist, Mona McSharry, joins Kathleen McNamee to chat about her much-needed break from swimming, her new approach to training, and the unknown of a future after being a professional athlete!

European Champion, Amy Broadhurst is in studio with Kathleen McNamee to look ahead to what is looking to be a strong 2025 as she shifts all focus towards LA in 2028! SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Top female athletes, Meabh De Burca, Alison Miller, and Aisling Maher, join Off The Ball's, Kathleen McNamee, to look forward to all that Women's Football, Rugby, and GAA has to offer in 2025 as well as what more needs to be done to promote female sports even further.

Three-time Irish Paralympic swimmer Nicole Turner joins Kathleen McNamee to reflect on her final Paralympic Games, 2024 as a whole - which saw her claim 4 medals at The European Championships - & what retirement at 22 years of age looks like for her!

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack has all of your team news for this weekend's Investec Champions Cup and Challenge Cup action.

We hear from Leinster head coach Leo Cullen, who can recall Tadhg Furlong for Sunday's trip to La Rochelle.

Ronan O'Gara explains the gap between his instructions and La Rochelle's recent performances.

Conor Murray and Iain Henderson both return to bolster the selections of both Munster and Ulster this weekend.

And could Michael Milne be swapping Leinster for Munster?