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Takehiro Tomiyasu Injury Risk 'Backfired' Following Calf Injury
Zach Johnson will captain the United States Ryder Cup team against Europe in Rome in 2023 as they look to end a run of 30 years without an away victory.
Gianluigi Buffon signed a new deal with Parma on Monday that will keep the veteran former Italy captain at the Serie B club until 2024. The one-year extension to his deal means Buffon, who is Parma's first choice goalkeeper, will continue as a professional footballer until beyond his 46th birthday. "Gigi is a great player, one of Italy's three best goalkeepers and his renewal is a great pleasure for us," said Parma president Kyle Krause.
The three-time race winner and 2020 championship runner-up endured a torrid campaign last year, in which he scored just one podium as he struggled for pace in the first half of the season on his two-year-old Yamaha in Petronas SRT colours.
Two-time major winner Zach Johnson has been appointed captain of the United States Ryder Cup team for next year's contest in Italy.
Talismanic Bruce Mouat admits defeat in the Olympic final has added ‘fuel to the fire’ of achieving his ‘ultimate dream’ of Milan-Cortina 2026 gold.
Gianluigi Buffon will play on until he is at least 46 after signing a new contract at Parma until 2024. The veteran goalkeeper returned to his boyhood club last summer and has been a regular in Serie B this season. Ad/> At the age of 44, Buffon is showing no sign of slowing down.
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is braced for a full-throttle Twickenham showdown with England and acknowledges his side must improve.