Arsenal: South American star could become Tielemans alternative at Emirates
Arsenal could move for Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo if they fail to land Youri Tielemans, according to journalist Dean Jones.
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Everton could 'step up interest' in 136-goal star at Goodison Park
Everton manager Frank Lampard could be trying to ‘step up the interest’ in Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi, according to talkSPORT reporter Alex Crook.
Manchester City enjoying ‘best version’ of Kevin De Bruyne
LONDON: Two years ago, former Newcastle United manager Steve Bruce interrupted Kevin De Bruyne’s post-match interview after he had inspired Manchester City’s 2-0 FA Cup quarter-final win at St. James’ Park — and joked the midfielder would soon be joining the Magpies. Newcastle host the Premier League champions again on Sunday, now in a position to attract top players following the takeover by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
AC Milan players need to be interchangeable, Pioli says
AC Milan need to rely on every single player and not just a few key ones if they want to defend the title, manager Stefano Pioli said on Saturday.
Kerr kept going by McColgan's example
Eilish McColgan's emotional sporting summer is fuelling Deborah Kerr's quest for more British medals in Munich. Canoe sprint star Kerr, 24, enjoyed a memorable morning on the Bavarian water after sailing into the finals in both of her events. Ad The Motherwell speedster joined forces with Emma Russell, Emily Lewis, and Rebeka Simon in the kayak four 500m before combining with Russell in the double to similarly advance to the weekend's medal showdown.
Czech Masters postponed due to waterlogged course
The third round of the D+D REAL Czech Masters has been postponed until Sunday after heavy rain in the Prague area left large parts of the Albatross Golf Resort waterlogged.
La Vuelta: Jumbo-Visma 'come from another planet' says amazed Patrick Lefevere after team time trial victory
QuickStep-Alpha Vinyl boss Patrick Lefevere was left stunned by how dominant Jumbo-Visma proved to be in the Stage 1 team time trial at La Vuelta a Espana. The Dutch team beat Ineos Grenadiers to top spot on the timesheet by 13 seconds to stamp their authority on the third and final Grand Tour of the season in a significant way in front of jubilant fans in Utrecht. Ad In clinching victory they also found the time to show respect and appreciation for one of the team's unsung heroes in Gesink, who has dedicated his career to supporting his team-mates while receiving little individual glory.
‘Focus on the now’ says Graham Potter to Brighton’s World Cup hopefuls
Brighton boss Graham Potter has urged his international stars not to allow the prospect of featuring at the winter World Cup to become detrimental to their Premier League form.