Yang Hyun jun fears Celtic 'won't wait forever' as transfer standoff explained amid looming Gangwon domino effect
Concerned Yang Hyun-jun has warned Gangwon that Celtic won't "wait forever" as he attempts to force through a move to Celtic Park.
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US Women’s Open: Leona Maguire slips back in difficult Pebble Beach conditions
Nasa Hataoka produced a dazzling 66 in tough conditions to seize the third-round lead in the US Women’s Open at Pebble Beach as England’s Charley Hull kept her faint hopes alive.
Leona Maguire and Aine Donegan slip back ahead of US Women's Open final round
Leona Maguire will start the final round of the US Women's Open nine shots off the lead after a three-over 75 on Saturday, while Clare amateur Aine Donegan is two shots further back after carding the same third round score.
Captain Ji eyeing surprise World Cup run for South Koreans
South Korea captain Ji So-yun will take inspiration from Morocco's run to the semi-finals of the men's World Cup last year as the east Asians attempt to spring a surprise at the Women's World Cup later this month.
'I was still in my pyjamas' - Manchester United captain Katie Zelem on England World Cup call-up
The 2023 Women’s World Cup kicks off in a matter of weeks and Manchester United skipper Kaite Zelem joins Sarina Wiegman and co. to Australia and New Zealand as part of the England Lionesses squad, wearing the number 20 shirt.
Celtic transfer news roundup as Yang Hyun Jun given Gangwon green light and Cho Gue Sung faces snub reality check
Gangwon have confirmed they have re-entered talks with Celtic as they continue their climbdown over Yang Hyun-Jun.
Yang Hyun Jun to Celtic transfer fee revealed as Gangwon abandon hardline stance after winger 'misunderstanding'
Yang Hyun-Jun has forced open the door to a £2.1 million switch to Celtic after his club chief backed down following a crunch meeting.
Australia warhorse Polkinghorne ready to soak up fifth World Cup on home soil
MELBOURNE : The thought of playing in front of huge crowds at a home World Cup is surreal for Australia's Clare Polkinghorne, having toiled in the days when women's soccer rarely made local newspapers.