Ten Hag focused on Ajax but spending time on Man Utd plans
Ajax boss Erik ten Hag says he is spending time making plans for Manchester United ahead of becoming manager at the end of the season.
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WorldSBK Assen: Rea puts on another Dutch masterclass
No rider in the history of WorldSBK has got such a personal scorecard at Assen as Jonathan Rea.
In talks: Liverpool now closing in on £33m signing who "has everything", he's Mane 2.0 - opinion
Liverpool are eying a swoop for PSV Eindhoven forward Cody Gakpo in the summer transfer window.
‘It’s in his hands’ – Man Utd underachiever to make summer decision but Everton expecting exit
Everton boss Frank Lampard would love to keep Donny van de Beek beyond the terms of his loan deal but knows he will probably return to Manchester United.
Inter Milan 3-1 Roma: Nerazzurri go top of Serie A with comfortable win against Jose Mourinho's Roma
Inter Milan ran out comfortable 3-1 winners over Roma in a match which could have a big bearing on the top positions in Serie A. After an uneventful first half-hour, Inter took the lead when Hakan Calhanoglu slid a ball through bisecting the Roma high line, picking out Denzel Dumfries' diagonal run and the Dutch wing-back then slotted past Rui Patricio.
How Erik ten Hag faired in his first Ajax game since Manchester United announcement
Erik ten Hag guided Ajax to a sixth straight Eredivisie win in his first game in the dugout since he was announced as Manchester United’s next manager.
Barcelona outline Frenkie de Jong transfer stance amid Manchester United link
Barcelona manager Xavi wants Frenkie de Jong to stay at the Nou Camp amid suggestions Manchester United will look to reunite him with Erik ten Hag this summer. De Jong signed for the Spanish club in 2019 after forging his way under Dutch compatriot Ten Hag as part of an all-action Ajax team.
Verstappen wins Imola sprint as Leclerc stretches F1 lead
IMOLA, Italy : Formula One champion Max Verstappen won a sprint for pole position at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix on Saturday, but Ferrari's Charles Leclerc still stretched his overall lead to 40 points.