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.

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

World No 3 set to strike while the commercial iron is hot but will be accused of hypocrisy because of his previous views on LIV

Adrian Meronk, who cruelly missed out on a place in Europe's victorious Ryder Cup team earlier this year, has quashed speculation that he is joining LIV Golf. The Pole was set to follow reigning Masters champion Jon Rahm to the Saudi Arabia-backed circuit,

Jon Rahm is one of the more thoughtful minds in the world of professional golf and his press conferences have become must-watch entertainment over the last few years. The two-time major champion and world No.

Rahm has reportedly been offered up to $600million to ditch the PGA Tour and sign with Saudi's rebel circuit, with the deal expected to bring him a minimum of $500m.

Jon Rahm—the third-ranked golfer in the world—will join LIV Golf, according to the Wall Street Journal, following rumors Rahm would join the Saudi-backed professional golf tour despite him suggesting he would remain with the PGA Tour.

Speculation is rife that the world No 3 is about to ditch the PGA Tour for LIV Golf – seismic news ahead of crucial negotiations for the future of golf

Jon Rahm may no longer be a PGA golfer by as soon as Wednesday evening, as LIV Golf is ready to offer him a $600 million deal.

Speculation that Jon Rahm is weighing a lucrative offer to sign with LIV Golf received additional fuel on Wednesday as the Spaniard was not included among the notable names listed as committed to the PGA Tour's American Express field next month.