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Since Erik ten Hag's appointment, David de Gea's position as the undisputed No.1 at Manchester United has been under scrutiny. The goalkeeper has been criticised for his inability to distribute the ball effectively and also for failing to command his area on a number of occasions and these are two vital traits needed for the Dutchman's system to work.
Manchester United want to add at least two more players to their first-team squad in the final week of the summer transfer window.
Jill Scott has already set her sights on the next chapter in her career after she announced her retirement from football earlier this week.
Last night an Undisputed AEW World Champion was crowned as CM Punk collided with Jon Moxley. Also, United Empire’s Will Ospreay and Aussie Open took on Death Triangle in the quarter-finals of the AEW Trios Tournament.
Manchester City are set to discover their Champions League group stage opponents for the coming season, with some potentially difficult ties awaiting them.
Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp has confirmed he has turned down an offer to join Manchester United.
Badminton is finally emerging from a pandemic that was "threatening the sport", world federation chief Thomas Lund told AFP, but China's zero-Covid policy means it may face further damaging disruption. Badminton World Federation secretary general Lund said the coronavirus pandemic made 2020 and 2021 "a disaster" for the game, forcing tournament cancellations worldwide and slashing finances to the bone. The situation is gradually returning to normal and in June the BWF announced an expanded calendar for the next four years that adds four more tournaments to the world tour.
Former England midfielder Jill Scott feels it will be impossible for her to move away from football after announcing her retirement.