Cristiano Ronaldo wants to play till Euro 2024
LISBON: Cristiano Ronaldo has set his sights on reaching Euro 2024 and the Portugal and Manchester United forward says he has no plans to retire any time soon.
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Man United star Cristiano Ronaldo addresses retirement question as Christian Eriksen names strongest position
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Wednesday, September 21.
FA given assurances over LGBTQ fans at World Cup
Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham says he has been assured that LGBTQ+ England fans will not face arrest for holding hands or kissing in public at the World Cup in Qatar.
Chelsea: Boehly now targeting 43 y/o after Freund setback at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has added Victor Orta to his ‘long list’ of sporting director candidates and could look to lure him to Stamford Bridge from Leeds United, according to journalist Dean Jones.
England World Cup XI: Andros Townsend selects his Three Lions side for Qatar
Andros Townsend has picked the England XI he would like to see start at the 2022 World Cup.
Saudi ‘rugby guy’ raising profile of sport in Kingdom
DHAHRAN: Ali Aldajani never thought that one day he would become well-known in his country as “the rugby guy.” As president of the Saudi Arabian Rugby Federation the 29-year-old has fond memories of his early years in the game and pride in how much the sport means to him today. Growing up in the Kingdom, Aldajani was always an athlete. He played football, tennis, basketball, and took part in track and field events.
Bright future for Qatar’s dynamic new multicultural music scene
Qatar is fast gaining a reputation for its diverse and dynamic music scene, from local rising stars to international artists and award-winning producers attracted by the state of the art music facilities. And as the FIFA World CUP Qatar 2022 fast approaches Qatari singer Aisha, has recorded the lead single Hayya Hayya, (Better Together) for the official Qatar 2022 soundtrack.
Martinez will give Hazard chance to stake World Cup claim
Belgium coach Roberto Martinez believes playmaker Eden Hazard is in a good frame of mind and is not concerned about his lack of minutes at Real Madrid this season ahead of Nations League matches against Wales and Netherlands.