Blind quits Dutch national team after 108 caps
Dutch defender Daley Blind on Wednesday announced his retirement from international football after winning 108 caps for the Netherlands.
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Ivan Toney to Man United transfer blueprint clear as Sir Jim Ratcliffe shown FFP option
Arsenal have already given Manchester United the blueprint to signing Ivan Toney. The 28-year-old striker faces an increasingly uncertain future at the G-Tech Community Stadium, with his Brentford contract set to expire next year.
Man United great Roy Keane confirms intentions to quit Sky Sports and ITV pundit role
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has revealed he intends to quit punditry within the next 10 years.
Mbappe set for long-awaited Real Madrid debut in UEFA Super Cup
Kylian Mbappe is set to finally make his debut for Real Madrid when the European champions take on Europa League winners Atalanta in the UEFA Super Cup in Warsaw later on Wednesday.
'Possibility Of Going For Gold At LA Olympics': Mike Horn Praises Indian Men's Hockey Team
After winning successive bronze medals at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, the Indian men's hockey team has shown their strong foundation and they have it in them to go for a gold in four years' time in Los Angeles, feels the world renowned explorer Mike Horn. The Swiss motivational coach's intense three-day mental toughness boot camp in the Alps pushed Harmanpreet and Co to their limits, in adventure tasks that also helps in coming out of their comfort zones and also form strong bond.
Luke Shaw To Miss Manchester United's First Three Premier League Games
Manchester United defender Luke Shaw has suffered a fresh injury setback and will miss the opening three games of the season, the Premier League giants announced Tuesday. The England full-back has sustained a calf injury which United say will keep him out until next month's international break. Shaw will now miss United's Premier League fixtures at home to Fulham and Liverpool, as well as their trip to Brighton. The 29-year-old could now be a doubt as well for England's Nations League matches against the Republic of Ireland and Finland next month, the team's first fixtures under new interim boss Lee Carsley.
Five Talking Points In The New Premier League Season
Manchester City face a strong challenge from Arsenal as the champions look to win an unprecedented fifth successive Premier League title. Liverpool start a new era with Arne Slot replacing Jurgen Klopp, while Erik ten Hag is under pressure to deliver at Manchester United after narrowly avoiding the sack. Let's look at five things to watch out for when the new season gets underway on Friday:
Manchester United sign Bayern Munich's Matthijs De Ligt And Noussair Mazraoui
Manchester United have signed Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui from Bayern Munich, the Premier League club announced Tuesday. Fees for the pair were not disclosed by the English giants, but British media reports estimated the duo had arrived at Old Trafford for a combined 60 million pounds ($77 million, 70 million euros). Netherlands defender De Ligt, 25, will now join up again with United manager Erik ten Hag, having played under him at Dutch side Ajax, after agreeing a five-year contract with the option of another year.