'Reasons I can not say' - Ex-Celtic star on exit and Ange Postecoglou revelation after surprise move
Karamoko Dembele believes Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou didn’t like the way that he played.
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Tour de France on TV today: Channel, start time, highlights and how to watch stage 7
The 2022 Tour de France sees Slovenian prodigy Tadej Pogacar aim to win a third yellow jersey in three years, but the favourite is up against some stiff opposition.
Svensson sinks two eagles to take lead at Barbasol
Canada's Adam Svensson sunk two eagles to fire a 10-under 62 on Thursday and take the first-round lead at the Barbasol Championship in Nicholasville, Kentucky.
We 'signed' Neymar for Chelsea next season and the Blues won big trophies
Chelsea could potentially be interested in a move for Brazilian forward Neymar, with Paris Saint-Germain open to selling their star player this summer.
Rafael Nadal: Brilliant career cursed by injury
Rafael Nadal has collected a record 22 Grand Slam titles but a career plagued by injuries has undoubtedly robbed him of even more. On Thursday, his physical frailties returned to haunt him when he was forced out of Wimbledon with an abdominal injury, just a day before he was to face Nick Kyrgios in the semi-finals. Before his latest setback, he had already missed 11 Grand Slam events stretching back to his debut in 2003. He has also now pulled out during a Slam five times.
Di Maria arrives in Turin for Juventus move
Argentina winger Di Maria will undergo his medical on Friday before signing a one-year deal with the Serie A club which will earn him a reported salary of seven million euros ($7.14 million). The 34-year-old joins Juve ahead of the winter World Cup in Qatar into which his national team head as Copa America champions.
'I withdrew out of respect to myself': Rafael Nadal after pulling out of Wimbledon semis
Rafael Nadal said on Thursday his decision to withdraw from Wimbledon, due to an abdominal injury, was “out of respect to myself”. “I made my decision because I believe that I can't win two matches under these circumstances. I can't serve,” the 22-time Grand Slam champion said while announcing his pullout a day ahead of his much-anticipated semifinal clash with Australian Nick Kyrgios. “It's not only that I can't serve at the right speed, it's that I can't do the normal movement to serve.” “I have to say that, for respect to myself in some way, I don't want to go out there, not be competitive enough to play at the level that I need to play to achieve my goal, and with a big chance to make the things much worse, no? “As I always said, for me the most important thing is happiness more than any title, even if everybody knows how much effort I put to be here. But I can't risk that match and stay two, three months outside of the competition because that's going to be a tough thing for me.”
Tottenham news: Antonio Conte plots double Barcelona transfer raid as Spurs dealt £17m decision
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