Football rumours: Man Utd’s new boss halts Marcus Rashford’s exit plans
Marcus Rashford may not be leaving Manchester United after all, according to the Sun.
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Arvid de Kleijn wins Stage 1 of 4 Days of Dunkirk after Sam Welsford relegated due to crash controversy
Sam Welsford was relegated from the 4 Days of Dunkerque after his involvement in a dramatic late crash in northern France, with Arvid de Kleijn awarded the win. Australian Team DSM rider Weslford had appeared to be the winner as he was the first to cross the finish line with a time of 3:31:14, but given the controversial circumstances there was almost immediately a discussion over who would be awarded the final result.
Barcelona eye £63m Romelu Lukaku gamble as Inter and Tottenham options assessed for Chelsea exit
An asking price of £63million has reportedly been set for Romelu Lukaku. Considering that Chelsea had bought the Belgian from Inter Milan at a whopping £97.5million, it would represent a big loss for the Blues if the striker does end up leaving this summer,
Champions League win would 'change narrative' around City, says De Bruyne
Kevin De Bruyne says winning the Champions League would "change the narrative" around Manchester City as they prepare for the second leg of their semi-final against Real Madrid.
Kevin De Bruyne: Champions League win would change narrative for Manchester City
Kevin De Bruyne believes Manchester City winning the Champions League would “change the perspective” in terms of how the club are regarded.
Brighton skipper Lewis Dunk makes major admission on Yves Bissouma's future
Lewis Dunk insists Brighton can thrive again next season even if they lose star midfielder Yves Bissouma.
Adidas unveils its colourful new 2022 Women’s Euros kits
Sportswear giants Adidas has released its new line of international football kits ahead of the 2022 UEFA Women’s Euros. The bold kit designs all feature a central badge as well as the classic colourways synonymous with each nation.
Exclusive: 'It scares me' - Mark Cavendish on his rivalry fears with team-mate Fabio Jakobsen
Mark Cavendish is hoping a rivalry is not manufactured with Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team-mate Fabio Jakobsen as the pair vie for the same sprint spot at the Tour de France. The Manx Missile marked his Tour comeback last year with four stage wins as he drew level with Belgian legend Eddy Merckx in the all-time charts on 34 wins. Ad/> However, his hopes of breaking the record rest on his Quick-Step bosses as Jakobsen plots his own fairytale comeback.