Southgate, Deschamps, Van Gaal: 2022 World Cup's highest-paid managers
With the Women’s European Championships dominating the summer football calendar, the 2022 Men’s World Cup will close out a hectic year of football.
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With the Women’s European Championships dominating the summer football calendar, the 2022 Men’s World Cup will close out a hectic year of football.
Tottenham could look to sign at least two more players on top of Djed Spence, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
England’s win over Norway was a statement of intent.
She is part of a "lost generation" of cyclists who never had a chance to race in a women’s Tour de France, an event that ceased operating in 1989. Now the director of the first professional version of the women’s Tour de France, Marion Rousse, 30, told FRANCE 24 she feels "pride" in the role.
France suffered a blow as key forward Marie-Antoinette Katoto was ruled out of the Women's European Championship on Friday after suffering a knee injury in their 2-1 win over Belgium.
Of the £75m that Tottenham have spent so far this summer to bring in five players, only two have them have come with any upfront transfer fees. Richarlison, £50m, and Yves Bissouma, £25m, are the two that have been purchased, whilst free transfers were completed for Fraser Forster and Ivan Perisic, whilst Clement Lenglet joined on loan.
With five summer signings covering all areas of the pitch already, Antonio Conte's Tottenham continues to expand as a search for another centre-back addition goes on.
Manchester United have signed Christian Eriksen on a free transfer with the Danish playmaker signing a three-year deal, the Premier League club announced on Friday. Eriksen, who needed life-saving treatment on the pitch last year when he suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest in a European Championship match against Finland in June, returned to action with Brentford after signing a short-term deal in January.