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Diaz deal could hasten Salah exit The Mirror reports that Liverpool’s signing of Luis Diaz from Porto could allow them to drive a hard bargain with Mo Salah. The Egyptian is in the last 18 months of his contract at Anfield and wants £400,000 a week. However Liverpool have Diaz in a £50 million deal, and are paying him £90,000 a week.
Jesse Lingard 's brother has taken a swipe at Manchester United on social media over their transfer demands, with the 29-year-old keen to leave Old Trafford before deadline day.
Neil Robertson announced that he had tested positive for Covid-19, putting his Championship League involvement in doubt. The Australian, the current Masters and English Open champion, confirmed on Twitter that he would be self-isolating, and was suffering from ‘body aches’ as a result of the illness.
Ryoyu Kobayashi underlined his status as front-runner for the Olympic large hill title with gold in the final competition before Beijing 2022 in Willingen. The Four Hills champion has recaptured the top form he showed in 2019 in perfect time for his second Olympics and was a convincing winner in Germany.The Japanese leapt 145m and top stylistic points saw him claim victory with a total of 115.6 points, well clear of closest challenger Halvor Egner Granerud.
Olympic favourite Jarl Magnus Riiber narrowly avoided a ski jump crash on the eve of the Games as windy conditions allowed Vinzenz Geiger to claim a second World Cup victory of the season. The Norwegian won the first of three back-to-back World Cup events in Seefeld but the second saw him struck by an untimely gust of wind just as he was taking off on the large hill.
Leeds United are set to go the whole of the January transfer window without welcoming a single fresh face if they fail to welcome Brenden Aaronson to Elland Road before the deadline passes, according to Daily Mirror journalist David Anderson.
Zhao Xintong reeled off the last five frames to reach the final of the German Masters with a 6-3 win over Ricky Walden. In a match that featured plenty of costly misses by both players, Walden had a gilt-edged chance to take a 4-1 lead but missed a relatively easy green that allowed Zhao to steal the frame. And Walden never recovered as the Chinese player kept his composure down the stretch to book his spot in the final.
Zhao Xintong 6-3 Ricky Walden Ad/> Walden one pot short of leading 4-1, but that missed green was a turning point. Massive error. He pays a heavy penalty as Zhao completes a 6-3 victory from 3-1 behind.