26-man World Cup squads are change for change's sake and won't help player welfare
Why don’t they all just stand on the sideline, drink Gatorade and help wingers to their feet when they tumble out of play?
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Dundee United reveal they're trying to sign Dylan Levitt from Manchester United
Dundee United want to bring Dylan Levitt back to Tannadice on loan and have held talks with Manchester United over the Wales international. Levitt, 20, spent last season with the Tangerines and impressed over 29 matches in all competitions north of the border.
Kalvin Phillips to Man City transfer gives Pep Guardiola what he had at Barcelona and Bayern Munich
If Raheem Sterling stays at Manchester City next season, there's every chance that six of England's World Cup starting XI will be playing for the Premier League champions.
Alex Marquez ke Gresini Racing Musim Depan
Gresini Racing mengumumkan line up untuk MotoGP 2023. Alex Marquez yang akan menjadi pendamping Fabio Di Giannantonio musim depan.
All five Kenyan world champions to defend titles in Eugene
All five Kenyans who won gold at the last World Athletics Championships will defend their titles in Oregon next month after being named in a 47-strong team from the East African track powerhouse.
Key Cardiff City figure reacts after Gareth Bale transfer setback
Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman has told Gareth Bale he will ‘always be welcome’ at the club in the future after the forward opted to join Los Angeles FC.
Injury scare for Tajay Gayle in long jump
KINGSTON, Jamaica : Reigning world championship long jump gold medallist Tajay Gayle suffered an injury scare to his left knee while attempting to win his third national title on day three of the Jamaican trials.
Wales Captain Gareth Bale Confirms MLS Move To Los Angeles FC
Wales captain Gareth Bale confirmed his move to Major League Soccer's Los Angeles FC on Saturday following his departure from Spanish giants Real Madrid. Bale confirmed his plans to join LAFC in a post on Twitter following widespread reports earlier Saturday about the move. "See you soon, Los Angeles," the 32-year-old wrote. An accompanying video showed Bale wearing an LAFC shirt and cap.