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"He’s a full-back in the mould that we want: he’s physical, he’s quick, he’s strong, technical as well driving forward with it. So we thought it was the time for him now to get this experience and we believe he can kick on in his career."
In a week’s time, the Sheffield Crucible will stage a revival of Miss Saigon - the popular stage musical by Claude Michel Schonberg and Alain Boubil that transports Puccini’s Madama Butterfly into the Vietnam war. At the same time, Kimber Lee’s ‘untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play’ is showing audiences the other side of the coin here in Manchester at the Royal Exchange, highlighting and directly addressing some of the controversies that have plagued the original since its 1989 premiere.
Manchester United will keep their options open with Marcel Sabitzer after his loan move officially ended but a permanent deal remains unlikely.
Savannah Marshall has a second chance to become an undisputed champion this weekend.
Wherever Mason Mount has gone as an amateur and professional footballer, one theme runs throughout - his mentality is special.
England Under-21s are preparing for their quarter-final clash against Portugal as they look to progress in the 2023 Euros.
When Donny van de Beek first settled in Manchester during the Covid-19 pandemic, he was holed up in a house owned by United that was quickly dubbed 'Covid Towers'. Like Rapunzel, Van de Beek's talent is perhaps trapped in that tower.
Manchester City would only have to hand over a 'small percentage' of any transfer fee received for goalkeeper James Trafford this summer to Carlisle United according to the League One club's chief executive Nigel Clibbens.