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Tottenham boss Antonio Conte is not worried about the desire of his players or the possibility of them being distracted during the first half of the season with the World Cup only a matter of months away.
FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Get Ready For Something Ad/> It's a bit like being jetlagged, this early start to the season. The Premier League starts tonight, there's no escaping it. So do Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga.
Toronto FC moved to strengthen its roster Thursday, finalizing a deal to bring fullback Richie Laryea back into the fold.
Leeds United midfielder Mateusz Klich has been linked with a return to Dutch side FC Utrecht.
Yussif Ahmed Heath plays football in Qatar Foundation's Ability-Friendly Program. He loves to play the game, even though his body doesn't always cooperate with him. The 11-year-old was born with Cerebral palsy-hemiplegia, which causes paralysis on one side of the body, but still finds great joy on the pitch. That joy turned into exuberance recently when he met retired football legend David Beckham in Doha's Education City.
Who’s excited? Another edition of the Premier League kicks off on Friday as Crystal Palace ‘welcome’ Arsenal to Selhurst Park, while we offer warm greetings to Nottingham Forest and say «oh, they let you back in?» to Fulham and Bournemouth. Plenty of narratives are already beginning to take shape as the 2022-23 season looms: are Manchester United still hopeless? Will Everton sack Frank Lampard before, during or after October? Can Bournemouth get more than 10 points? Ad/> It’s also a World Cup year which throws another spanner in the mix – a pretty enormous spanner given the Qatar finals are plonked in the run-up to Christmas, with only a fleeting chance for pre-tournament preparations and post-tournament sleep.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta hopes that Gabriel Jesus' experience of regularly winning trophies at Manchester City will rub off on his new teammates.
Jamie Carragher admits Manchester City are title favourites this season, but thinks the winter World Cup might play into Liverpool's hands in the impending battle for Premier League supremacy.