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Ianis Hagi’s situation at Rangers has been cloudy this summer but is becoming a bit clearer - as are some of his words and actions from 12 months ago.
Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor is interested in acquiring a majority shareholding in Premier League side Everton, the American businessman told British newspaper The Daily Mirror in an interview.
Star Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra has left for Germany after winning a silver medal in the Paris Games to take medical advice regarding a possible surgery and to decide whether to feature in the upcoming Diamond League meetings, according to sources. A family source told PTI that he has left for Germany and is unlikely to return to India for at least one month. In Paris, Indian Olympic Association sources also confirmed that Chopra has left for Germany. " Chopra has left for Germany and he will not return to India for another month and a half," a family source told PTI. "I am not aware of the much of the details, but for sure he will consult a doctor there (Germany)," he added.
Graeme Souness fears Rangers are missing someone with football expertise on the Ibrox board - as he pleaded for Philippe Clement to be given more help in the bid to close the gap to Celtic which he again claimed is NOT that big.
John O'Shea has been appointed assistant coach to Heimir Hallgrimsson in the Republic of Ireland managerial set-up, with Paddy McCarthy also staying on in the backroom team.
Track cyclist Maggie Coles-Lyster didn't add to Canada's record medal haul at the Paris Olympics but managed a top-10 finish, placing ninth in women's omnium on Sunday.
The River Seine was the fickle star of the Paris Olympics, taking centre stage at the opening ceremony and open water swimming and triathlon events despite a running saga over water quality. It was under torrential rain that the Seine appeared before millions of viewers around the world on July 26 for a cheeky and controversial opening ceremony. "Dantesque conditions," was how Games chief Tony Estanguet summed up the unprecedented Olympic opening ceremony, the first to take place outside the main stadium.
PARIS : The United States captured their eighth consecutive Olympic title in women's basketball on Sunday by beating France 67-66 in Paris on the final day of the Games.