As the last marquee player to join LIV Golf, Jon Rahm is on the hunt for new recruits for the Saudi-backed league as Mirror Sport delves into possible signings that could defect from the PGA Tour

Greg Norman is expected to be replaced as CEO of LIV Golf, the organisation behind the breakaway Saudi-backed league, just months after Jon Rahm suggested he might have to step down

LIV Golf’s Jon Rahm has big ideas for the future, which includes signing more players to his Legion XIII team.

Jon Rahm is back on the DP World Tour this week for the Andalucia Masters as he looks to complete his four-event requirement for the season

Rahm's year has been tinged with controversy following his move to the Saudi-funded LIV Golf circuit last year. His participation in the rival tour throughout 2024 jeopardised his Ryder Cup chances, given the requirement to play in four DP World Tour events before year's end.

So we all know how LIV superstar Jon Rahm has been hunting for a player to join his team. The post Jon Rahm Drops a Hint; Could Nicolai Hojgaard Be LIV Golf's Next Star? appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Jon Rahm once hinted that LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman might need to step down for the sport to achieve harmony, and now there are reports suggesting this could become a reality.

Jon Rahm has struggled to replicate his best form since joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league, but a tied-seventh finish at The Open Championship has seen him turn a corner

Jon Rahm has a vacant spot on his Legion XIII team for the 2025 LIV Golf season, and the Spaniard has set his sights on bringing in a new name during the offseason