Manchester United fans send inevitable Konrad Laimer message after Ralf Rangnick job news
Manchester United fans are hopeful that Ralf Rangnick's appointment as Austria national team manager could fuel a move for RB Leipzig midfielder Konrad Laimer.
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The truth behind Arsenal defender's future and why Mikel Arteta has already made transfer call
Dinos Mavropanos will leave Arsenal permanently this summer but the defender has yet to be subject of any formal interest, understands.
Man Utd off-field shake-up continues with Matt Judge set to leave
Head of football negotiations Matt Judge is to leave Manchester United as a shake-up of the recruitment set-up continues, the PA news agency understands.
Haaland next? 9 Bundesliga stars who struggled in the Premier League
Given Erling Haaland’s goalscoring record for Borussia Dortmund, the prospect of him leading the line for Manchester City is terrifying – but might he become the next Bundesliga star to struggle in the Premier League?
'I suspect' - Phil Hay now expects Leeds team selection twist this weekend
Phil Hay has been speaking about one change he expects to see in the Leeds United starting lineup this weekend.
Ukraine to play Borussia Monchengladbach in World Cup play-off warm-up
KYIV: Ukraine will play a friendly game with German club Borussia Monchengladbach on May 11, the country's football association announced on Friday, in a warm-up ahead of their 2022 World Cup play-off against Scotland. The fixture with Scotland was rearranged at the request of Ukraine from March 24 to June 1 following the Russian invasion.
Ruud awakening as Van de Zandschulp reaches Munich semis
Casper Ruud became the latest seed to crash out of Munich's ATP tournament on Friday after he was beaten in straight sets by Botic van de Zandschulp of the Netherlands in the quarter-finals. After a tight opening set on clay, the eighth-seeded Van de Zandschulp cruised past Norway's Ruud to seal a 7-5, 6-1 win and a place in Saturday's semi-finals.
Boris Becker: Tennis superstar who struggled off the court
Boris Becker became an overnight sensation when he won Wimbledon as an unknown teenager but personal and financial troubles have dogged him since he hung up his racquet. Victory for the 17-year-old German at the All England Club in 1985 made him the youngest male player ever to win the tournament and was the start of an enduring love affair with the Centre Court crowd. Nicknamed "Boom, Boom" for his ferocious serve, he won Wimbledon again the following year and lifted four more Grand Slam trophies in a sparkling career that brought him 49 singles titles and career earnings of $50 million.