Vertonghen moves from Benfica to Anderlecht
Belgium's most capped international Jan Vertonghen returned home on Friday, signing a two-year deal with Anderlecht, the club announced.
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'It's been difficult': Rodgers frustrated by Leicester's transfer policy
The decline in Leicester's fortunes was summed up by a frustrated Brendan Rodgers following Thursday's 1-0 defeat by Manchester United as the Foxes boss moaned: "This isn't the club that it was a couple of years ago."
Ancelotti vouch for Hazard still making an impact at Real Madrid
MADRID : Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti is still hopeful that Belgium forward Eden Hazard will still make an impact at the club even though he has started another season as a reserve player.
Pirelli brings hardest tyre compounds to Zandvoort to 'fight' final corner's embankment
Formula 1 heads into the second of three consecutive race weekends after its summer break. Following Max Verstappen's astounding win around Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, the F1 circus heads to the Netherlands for the Red Bull driver's home race.
Dutch GP: Fernando Alonso apologises for 'idiot' Lewis Hamilton comments
Fernando Alonso has used his media duties at the Dutch Grand Prix to apologise for his comments over the radio towards Lewis Hamilton at Spa, where he labelled the British driver an ‘idiot.’
Five players Manchester United could sign on cheap deals in January transfer window
Manchester United have spent a considerable amount of money this summer in bringing in much-needed additions to the squad after a dismal 2021/22 campaign.
Hamilton admits 'slow' Mercedes car 'hurts'
Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday that the "slow" nature of his Mercedes car last weekend in Belgium "hurt", as the seven-time world champion prepares for his bid to bounce back at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix.
Charles LecLerc Calls For 'Tear-Offs' Ruling As Ferrari Look To Bounce Back
Charles Leclerc on Thursday called for a clear ruling to prevent drivers throwing visor 'tear-offs' on the track during races, after his hopes of success in Belgium were ruined by a Max Verstappen discard. Speaking to reporters ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, the second race in a trio of events that wind up the European part of this year's championship, the Ferrari driver made clear he did not blame his rival. Last weekend, a tear-off dropped by Red Bull's world champion and runaway series leader ended up making its way into a brake duct of the Ferrari, causing the brakes to overheat.