Celtic midfielder Liam Henderson has agreed a three-month loan move to Norwegian side Rosenborg.

The 18-year-old has made 23 first-team appearances for the Scottish champions, scoring twice since his debut in December 2013.

Rosenborg, Norway's most successful club with 22 titles, finished runners-up in last season's Tippeligaen.

Manager Kare Ingebrigtsen describes Henderson as "a very exciting player with a strong will to win".

We have got an exclusive interview coming up at 17:00 BST with Liverpool and England winger Raheem Sterling.

Fancy watching a little bit of the interview? Sterling tells BBC Sport he's not a "money-grabbing 20-year-old" as speculation about his Liverpool future rumbles on.

The full interview will be on the site just after 17:00 BST. Do not miss it.

More of your comments on our question of just who is the best sporting captain and why?

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Amanda Kendal: Mike Brearley - not a great player, but a superb captain. 31 Tests as skipper, 17 wins; 4 defeats. And that Ashes series.

Ralph MacGregor: Best ever captain, surely Dai Greene has to be in with a shout. Team GB at London 2012 getting a record medal haul?

Great Britain Women made it two wins from two matches with a 3-1 victory over Korea in the World Championship in Dumfries.

Chrissy Newman scored twice and Leanne Ganney netted the other, while Samantha Bolwell made 17 saves from 18 shots. GB beat New Zealand 8-1 in their campaign opener on Tuesday and next face Croatia on Thursday at 20:00 BST.

"They stuck to their game plan and systems and they put in an excellent performance," said coach Cheryl Smith.

Sri Lanka batsman Kumar Sangakkara has been urged to reconsider plans to retire from international cricket.

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The 37-year-old said he would retire after the Cricket World Cup and he scored four centuries during the tournament, before Sri Lanka lost in the quarter-finals.

But the country's sports minister, Navin Dissanayake, hopes a government-ordered overhaul of the country's cricket system might see him play internationally again.

"As sports minister, I humbly appeal to Kumar to reconsider and play for the country for at least one more year," said Dissanayake. "I spoke with him in New Zealand and he was very disappointed and unhappy (with the cricket administration). Now there is a change, I think there is a possibility he will change his mind."

England striker Harry Kane on Twitter:, external Just landed back from Italy. Very privileged to travel and play football. Next trip overseas is Sydney. Really looking forward to it. Loved playing for England. Fully focused now on Spurs and Burnley on Sunday #COYS

Kane is set to be part of the Tottenham side that plays an away friendly against Sydney FC on Saturday, 30 May.

Reigning champion Novak Djokovic survived a scare to beat Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov in three sets to reach the Miami Open quarter-finals.

The Serb lost the first set on a tie-break and trailed 4-2 in the second but recovered to win 6-7 (3-7) 7-5 6-0. The world number one now faces Spain's David Ferrer, who saw off Frenchman Gilles Simon 7-6 (7-5) 6-0.

We are asking for your great sports captains. Here are some more of your suggestions.

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Dean McNamara: Has to be Roy Keane, got United through THAT semi final v Juventus on his own.

Oscar Harman: Mr Arsenal, the legend for two decades+, Tony Adams. Epitomised what it meant to play for Arsenal, statue speaks for itself.

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Sticking with football, and Uefa and world players' union Fifpro have asked the European Commission to outlaw third-party player ownership. They argue that businesses or funds owning the economic rights to players can be harmful and undermine football's integrity.

A global ban on third-party ownership by the sport's world governing body, Fifa, comes into effect on 1 May.

The Uefa/Fifpro move is understood to be an attempt to counteract a complaint to the European Commission by the Spanish and Portuguese leagues, who want continue the practice.

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India international Cheteshwar Pujara will be joining Yorkshire next season in place of Pakistan's Younus Khan. Here is what he had to say about the move...

"I was looking to return to the UK after my previous experience of county cricket, which I greatly enjoyed, and when Yorkshire made the offer I didn't think twice. To wear the same white rose Sachin Tendulkar did is going to be a great feeling for me. I hope I can contribute to further success."

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We are asking for your great captains. Here are some more of your suggestions.

Tjay: Patrick Vieira for me will always be sports greatest captain, the man was and always will be a legend all over football!

Aidan: Billy Bremner Captain of Leeds United. Pride, Passion, Inspiration. World Class player. Winner.

Oliver Viney: Away from mainstream sports, Mosconi cup captain Johan Ruijsink has to be mentioned.

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Pakistan international Younus Khan has pulled out of an agreement to join Yorkshire for the coming season.

It had been agreed at the time of him signing for Yorkshire that Khan would not be selected to play for Pakistan's tour of Bangladesh, but it now appears as though the 37-year-old will be selected for the matches in April and May.

To replace Younus, Yorkshire have agreed to sign Indian Test batsman Cheteshwar Pujara, subject to a work permit being granted.

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Throughout today, we have been asking you to suggest who you think is the greatest ever sports captain. We started this with reference to Leeds Rhinos skipper Kevin Sinfield, who will be ending his highly-successful career in rugby league at the end of the season to switch codes and join Yorkshire Carnegie.

If you want to know more about Sinfield and just how influential he has been for Leeds, you can read Matt Newsum's feature on the 34-year-old former England captain.

"Sinfield will end his rugby league career, or at least the first chapter of it, as a one-club player having forged the tightest of bonds with Leeds," writes Matt. "That loyalty is backed up by a humility that belies his achievements, a down-to-earth personality in a tough sport."

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This afternoon, Warwickshire announced that England batsman Ian Bell had signed a new three-year contract with the county.

Their director of cricket Dougie Brown has had this to say...

"Ian is a Bear through and through and he has been a fantastic servant to the club. Whilst he continues to play a leading role for England, he is also an invaluable member of our squad who makes a huge contribution on and of the pitch.

"He has been one of the best batsmen in the world for several years and everyone at the club is delighted that he remains a Bear for the foreseeable future."

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More rugby union news now and Ulster have announced the signing of New Zealand international Charles Piutau.

Piutau, who can play full-back, wing or centre, has agreed a two-year deal from July 2016. He has won 14 caps for the All Blacks, making his Test debut against France two years ago.

"To secure someone of Charles' ability is hugely exciting for us," Ulster team manager Bryn Cunningham said. "Our aim is to produce local players with the ability to play for Ulster and Ireland, and then supplement them with top-quality internationals.

We are asking for your great captains. Here are some more of your suggestions.

Dave Wood: Steve Waugh. Led Australia to a record number of consecutive test match wins, with a no regrets mentality.

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Catchwords: There's no greater captain than the late great Dave Mackay, Tottenham and Scotland legend. He wasn't a bad manager either!

Georgeee: Ledley King... Always committed, fans loved him and a great leader

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London will be the first city outside of the USA to play its part in the history of the NFL Draft as the Jacksonville Jaguars will be announcing two draft picks live from the capital.

Given the Jaguars' commitment to play one home game each year in London, the team has decided to make NFL history and honour its UK fan base by selecting one lucky UK fan to announce its sixth and seventh round draft picks live from a TV studio in London on 2 May.

Footballers live the ultimate life of luxury. Right?

Well, not if you play in Bulgaria. And haven't been paid for three months.

Latvian goalkeeper Maksims Uvarenko, who plays for debt-ridden CSKA Sofia, is so broke that he has had to borrow money off his parents to pay his rent.

"The lack of money is the biggest problem I've faced at CSKA," said Uvarenko.

"I still haven't received any salary and I've been at the club for three months. My wife and I are expecting a child and we can't afford to stay without money. I was forced to accept some cash from my parents to pay the rent on our apartment in Sofia."

It's been a decent couple of days for Warwickshire.

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After signing New Zealand captain Brendan McCullum for the T20 Blast on Tuesday, the Bears have now announced that England batsman Ian Bell (pictured with team-mate Ateeq Javid) has signed a new three-year contract at Egbaston.

"As a Warwickshire man through and through, I'm absolutely delighted to commit to this fantastic club for another three years," said Bell.

"I have many ambitions I'm still desperate to fulfil, both on a domestic and international level, and I look forward to hopefully achieving these over the coming years as a Bear."

Former Wales midfielder Mickey Thomas says Vincent Kompany's international suspension is great news for Chris Coleman's side.

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Manchester City captain Kompany was sent off in Belgium's 1-0 win in Israel and will miss the European Championship qualifier in Cardiff against Wales on 12 June.

"Losing Kompany, their top defender, it doesn't get any better than that for Wales," said Thomas.

"Hopefully we can exploit that weakness at the back. We can beat Belgium. We have Gareth Bale who's unstoppable, so is Aaron Ramsey and so is Joe Allen. We're looking powerful."