Frank signs new Brentford deal until 2027
Brentford head coach Thomas Frank has signed a new deal until 2027.
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Man United hand contract extensions to four players
Manchester United have triggered one-year contract extensions for four first-team players, including England forward Marcus Rashford, manager Erik ten Hag said.
Man Utd trigger one-year contract extensions for four players - Ten Hag
Manchester United have triggered one-year contract extensions for four first-team players, including England forward Marcus Rashford, manager Erik ten Hag said.
After World Cup, 2022/2023 football season returns
After a month-long break of club football due to the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup, the 2022/2023 football season is set to resume this festive season with all the action available live on Showmax Pro. The FIFA World Cup, which took place in Qatar from 20 November, saw Argentina lift the trophy after defeating France at the final on Sunday, 18 December 2022.
Liverpool's Klopp warns about an intense year as injuries are taking their toll
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said that the next year would be intense for players coming back from the World Cup with the German preparing his side for their trip to Aston Villa in the Premier League on Monday (Dec 26).
England's Phillips returned from World Cup overweight, says Guardiola
MANCHESTER, England : England midfielder Kalvin Phillips returned from the World Cup overweight and not in the right condition to play, Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola has said.
Pep Guardiola claims Kalvin Phillips returned from Qatar 'overweight'
Pep Guardiola has claimed Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips returned to training following the World Cup "overweight". City manager Guardiola was initially vague when asked why the 27-year-old England international did not even make the bench for Thursday's Carabao Cup tie against Liverpool. Guardiola simply said the player was not fit and had not been in the right condition to train after rejoining the City squad.
Djokovic hopes for warm welcome on Australian Open return
DUBAI: Novak Djokovic is hoping he will receive a warm welcome from the public when he returns to the Australian Open next month, now that the drama surrounding his vaccination status and deportation is officially behind him. A nine-time champion at Melbourne Park, Djokovic was unable to compete in the opening Grand Slam of the season in 2022 after he was deported from Australia over fears he would incite anti-vax sentiment. As a result of his deportation, Djokovic was banned from entering Australia again but that decision has been reversed and the world number five is pleased he will get the chance to vie for a 10th title in Melbourne and a men’s record-equalling 22nd major crown overall.