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An update has emerged on Newcastle United and their interest in Paris Saint-Germain forward Pablo Sarabia…
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Zach Johnson tipped to succeed Stricker as US Ryder Cup captain
The United States will name their 2023 Ryder Cup captain next week, with Zach Johnson tipped to succeed Steve Stricker in the role. The PGA of America has announced a press conference for Monday to reveal the identity of the man who will be charged with retaining the trophy at Marco Simone Golf Club in Italy. The United States have not won the Ryder Cup on European soil since 1993, but stormed to a record 19-9 victory at Whistling Straits last year, with all 12 of their team ranked inside the world's top 21 at the time. Johnson played in the Ryder Cup five times and was only on the winning side in his final appearance in 2016. The two-time major champion, who will celebrate his 46th birthday on Thursday, was an assistant captain to Jim Furyk in 2018 in Paris and to Stricker at Whistling Straits.
Johnny Sexton ‘used to competition’ as he aims to win Ireland place back
Captain Johnny Sexton insists competition for Ireland’s number 10 jersey is nothing new as he battles to regain his starting spot.
Man Utd can’t move forward with Ronaldo in the team – ex-defender
Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is holding Man Utd back, according to former Red Devils defender Paul Parker.
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton 'good to go' for Italy clash
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton says he is "good to go" ahead of Sunday's Guinness Six Nations meeting with Italy.
The Wizard of Eye giving new owners the ride of their lives as they head into Saudi Cup weekend
For most people, the old line about owning racehorses rings true.
Gary Lineker delivers Thiago Silva verdict after what Chelsea star did in Champions League win
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Georginio Wijnaldum compares PSG project to Liverpool and insists he's not 'unhappy'
Georginio Wijnaldum has compared Paris Saint-Germain's current side to the one he first joined at Liverpool back in 2016 while also insisting he is happy in France.