Leon Bailey, the Jamaican team’s born-and-bred star, had been left out of the squad by head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson for this month’s CONCACAF Nations League internationals.

Leon Bailey is confident he will recapture the form he showed last season as Aston Villa strive to regain a top-four spot. Bailey was one of the key men as Villa qualified for the Champions League.

Fenerbahce have kicked off talks with Aston Villa to sign Leon Bailey, according to Foot Mercato. Having recently said goodbye to Edin Dzeko and Dusan Tadic, last season’s Super Lig runners-up are in ...

Leon Bailey is expected to make a "life-changing" £25 million move to the Saudi Pro League, which would include him relocating to the Middle East with his partner Stephanie Hope and son Cristiano ...

Leon Bailey has been included in Jamaica’s Copa America squad despite saying he would take a break from the national team in March. Bailey’s father, Craig Butler, has said on social media that ...

Leon Bailey's exile from the Jamaica men's national team has come to an end. Bailey has been named to Jamaica's roster for Concacaf Nations League matches against Cuba on September 6 and Honduras on ...

Bailey, who joined Leverkusen in January, 2017, after spells playing in Austria, Slovakia and Belgium, is the star of Jamaican soccer. Now he wants to use his platform to help more of the island's ...

LEON BAILEY is ready to take over from Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as the best footballer in the world! That’s the opinion of his adopted father and agent, Craig Butler, who insists As… ...

Bayer Leverkusen winger Leon Bailey has been one of the Bundesliga's breakout stars this season. Here are five things to know about the 20-year-old.

Leon Bailey's agent has revealed that the Bayer Leverkusen winger is prepared to wait until he qualifies for Germany through ...

Leon Bailey, a trailblazer in U.S. Navy Wrestling, was the first African American to integrate Navy wrestling and win an individual title at the AAU New England Six-State Championship in 1964.