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Wolves are looking set for a busy summer transfer window, with a number of players expected to leave the club, like Fernando Marcal, who is reportedly set to move to Brazilian outfit Botafogo in the summer upon the expiry of his contract.
Manchester United's squad is in need of renewal and there could be a mass exodus in the coming seasons with plenty of players coming towards the end of their contracts.
Sam Edozie and Liam Delap are making good progress at Manchester City as they continue their comebacks from injury. The two promising youngsters have both endured long spells on the sidelines this season. Delap had to wait until February for his first senior appearance of the campaign and Edozie only returned this month from an injury picked up in late October.
Manchester United are prepared to pay double the necessary fee to sign Barcelona ace Ronald Araujo as a potential replacement for Harry Maguire
Scotland's super-welterweight world champion Hannah Rankin has confirmed she is keen to take on Natasha Jonas in an all-British unification fight later this year.
International football takes centre stage tonight (Thursday) as various teams look to take another step towards World Cup qualification.
Passengers at Manchester Airport could face queues for ‘several weeks’ to come as bosses admit they are struggling with staff shortages amid a surge in international travel. The hub is on a major recruitment drive to remedy the crisis - even looking to 'work with universities' to find temporary hires - but they have warned long waits could continue well into April.
A care home has been placed in special measures after inspectors found staff failing to wear PPE 'appropriately' - months after more than two dozen of its residents were killed by coronavirus. The Lakes Care Centre was graded as 'inadequate' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), after inspectors found residents could be 'forgotten about' while used incontinence material was seen lying around.