'Open category' for transgender swimmers set for debut at World Cup in Germany
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World Aquatics to launch 'open' category for transgender swimmers at Berlin event
World Aquatics will debut an 'open category' at a World Cup in Berlin in October for transgender competitors, the governing body announced on Wednesday.
Harry Kane hoping big money Bayern Munich move can open d'Or
Harry Kane insists he will relish the "new pressure" of challenging to win titles every year at Bayern Munich and knows success in Germany can put his name in the Ballon d'Or conversation.
Kane says he joined Bayern to push his limits
England captain Harry Kane said he joined Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich to improve as a player, adding that he is relishing the pressure that comes along with playing for the serial winners.
World Aquatics to debut 'open' category in Berlin
World Aquatics will debut its new "open category" at a World Cup event in Berlin in October, swimming's governing body said on Wednesday.
Lovro Majer Moves To Wolfsburg From Rennes For 25 Million Euros
Croatia international Lovro Majer has moved to Wolfsburg from French side Rennes for a reported fee of 25 million euros ($28 million), the German club announced on Wednesday. The midfielder signed with the Wolves until 2028. The reported transfer fee is the third highest in Wolfsburg history. Majer, 25, played 62 times for the Ligue 1 side, scoring six goals and helping them to qualify for the Europa League twice.
Gosens joins Union Berlin from Inter Milan
BERLIN: Germany international Robin Gosens has signed for Union Berlin from Inter Milan until 2028, the Bundesliga side announced on Tuesday.
"We Are Hungry, Ready To Prove A Point": RB Leipzig's Fabio Carvalho Tells NDTV
One of the highest-rated youngsters in the game, RB Leipzig forward Fabio Carvalho is a superstar in the making. After making giant forward strides at Fulham, the young Portuguese earned a prized move to Liverpool while being a teenager. The move didn't really fetch him the minutes he wanted at the club, and just one year later, Carvalho finds himself in Leipzig, a club that has become a talent factory, nurturing young talents at a speed that would envy most other top clubs in Europe. Having joined Leipzig on a season-long loan from Liverpool, Carvalho made his first appearance for the club in a monumental 3-0 win over Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich in German Super Cup.