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PARIS :France coach Didier Deschamps confirmed on Wednesday he will leave the national team after the 2026 World Cup, saying it was time to stop as Zinedine Zidane appears as the heavy favourite to take over.
Formula One has announced that the Belgian Grand Prix will be rotated from next year as the sport's bosses move to introduce new races to the calendar.
Alexis Mac Allister says he teased Lisandro Martinez after the defender scored for Manchester United against Liverpool.
When Manchester United's football committee went through the squad last summer and assessed who could be sold to raise funds to reinvest, they alighted on only a handful of 'untouchables', those players who simply weren't for sale, no matter the offer.
France head coach Didier Deschamps will step down from the role when his current contract ends after the 2026 World Cup, a source close to the team said on Tuesday. Deschamps led Les Bleus to the 2018 World Cup title, becoming only the third man to win the tournament as a player and a manager. He took over from Laurent Blanc in 2012 and has taken France to three major finals in total, losing the Euro 2016 final to Portugal and the 2022 World Cup showpiece to Argentina.
Peru's record goalscorer Paolo Guerrero on Tuesday announced his retirement from international football at the age of 41. "The national team needs new people, new faces. What people are asking for are new players, so let's give the youngsters a chance," Guerrero told reporters. Guerrero made his national team debut against Bolivia in October 2004. He is Peru's all-time leading scorer with 40 goals in 125 appearances.
PARIS : Didier Deschamps, who will step down as France coach after the 2026 World Cup, will leave as the biggest name in the country's footballing history, with his Midas touch having earned the sport's greatest prize both as a player and a manager.
Didier Deschamps will step down as France manager following the 2026 World Cup after 14 years in charge, the French federation confirmed on Tuesday.