Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup future has been thrown into doubt with speculation intensifying that he will imminently sign a record £450 million deal with LIV and join alongside another former world No 1 and one of Europe’s promising young players.

DP World Tour regulations currently prohibit European members who compete on the Saudi-backed circuit from also keeping their Ryder Cup eligibility. Rahm, 29, has competed on three European squads (two winning teams) and earned seven-and-a-half points in that trio of appearances.

Rory McIlroy fears that golf is in danger of 'cannibalising itself’ and becoming less relevant, following Jon Rahm becoming the latest player to join LIV Golf.

LIV Golf players and officials have been confident over the last few months that new talent will be joining the league for the 2024 season. On Thursday the upstart circuit backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund made arguably its best acquisition yet in world No.

Jon Rahm has signed with LIV Golf in a deal worth upwards of £450 million and is set to be unveiled in an announcement that will send a seismic shock throughout the professional game. Telegraph Sport revealed earlier this week that the reigning Masters champion was on the brink of joining the Saudi-funded league and the record deal has reportedly

Sky Sports News' Jamie Weir has the latest news on reports that World No.3 John Rahm is set to join LIV Golf.

Rory McIlroy says the European Tour will have to rewrite the rules for Ryder Cup eligibility so that LIV Golf's Jon Rahm can be part of future teams.