Giro d'Italia to start in Bulgaria next year
The Giro d'Italia will start in Bulgaria for the first time next year after the 2025 edition set off from Albania, organisers said on Friday.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic says Fabio Capello taught him to demand respect and become a superstar
ROME: When Zlatan Ibrahimovic walked into a Serie A locker room for the first time at age 22 and saw the likes of Alessandro Del Piero, David Trezeguet and Gianluigi Buffon staring at him, he acknowledges that it felt like a “fantasy world.” The retired Sweden superstar, now an adviser at AC Milan after also playing for the Rossoneri over two different spells as well as city rival Inter Milan, credited the Italian league with shaping him into one of the world’s top strikers during an entertaining on-stage discussion at this week’s European Football Clubs assembly. “When I came to Italy, it was the biggest competition in the world, and all the big players were playing there. I was young. I didn’t have a lot of respect, to be honest, because I wanted to prove myself,” Ibrahimovic said. “But the first time I came to Juventus was a little bit fantasy world for me because I came from Ajax.
Estevao and Rodrygo at the double as Brazil thrash South Korea 5-0
SEOUL :Brazil's Estevao and Rodrygo each netted twice as the visitors cruised to a 5-0 victory over South Korea in a friendly on Friday, showcasing a dominant display under Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
France's players' union backs Rabiot over criticism of Serie A's Australia fixture
France's players' union (UNFP) has thrown its support behind AC Milan midfielder Adrien Rabiot after Serie A Chief Executive Luigi De Siervo dismissed his concerns about scheduling Milan's league match against Como in Australia next February.
Canada's short track speed skaters are poised to dominate Olympics
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Coach Cal, self-described 'poor, miserable, sinner,' left Kentucky for Arkansas after chat with priest
Legendary college basketball coach John Calipari appears on OutKick's 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich' to talk about his decision to leave Kentucky.
Canadian rider says he faces millions in damages over bid to get out of contract with Israel-based team
Canadian cyclist Derek Gee says he is facing possible damages of more than $48.6 million arising from his bid to get out of his contract with the Israel-Premier Tech team.
Italy's Cristante hopes Israel/Hamas agreement stops fan boycott
Italy midfielder Bryan Cristante is hopeful that the announcement of an agreement between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas on Thursday will lead to a full stadium for his side's upcoming World Cup qualifier against Israel.