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Paris Saint-Germain are considering a shock move to make Jose Mourinho their new head coach, according to reports that emerged on Saturday afternoon. The Ligue 1 champions are said to be on the verge of sacking Mauricio Pochettino after the French giants suffered a disappointing exit from the Champions League at the hands of Real Madrid at the quarter-final stage.
La decisión sobre Dani Alves se va a tomar en los próximos días, según ha podido saber AS. Será en una reunión de la dirección deportiva, con Mateu Alemany y Xavi Hernández, al frente, donde se decidirá el futuro del veterano defensa brasileño. Sobre la mesa se encuentra la posibilidad de ofrecerle un año más de contrato o incluso de renovarlo sólo seis meses, hasta el Mundial de Qatar, y hacer una nueva valoración posteriormente. En cualquier caso, parece que la posibilidad de que Alves continúe en el club va ganando peso a medida que van pasando los días.
Iga Świątek has won the 2022 French Open and equalled Venus Williams’ record for the longest women’s winning streak of this millennium.
Former West Ham coach Stuart Pearce has revealed what he told attacker Jarrod Bowen on his final day at the club.
England must play on the ‘front foot’ and with more ‘flamboyance’ at times if they want to win the World Cup later this year, according to Paul Merson.
England begin their UEFA Nations League campaign on Saturday evening with an away game against Hungary. It is the first of four matches in the space of ten days, with Germany, Italy and the reverse fixture at home to their first opponents coming up before the players head off on a well-earned summer break.
Gareth Southgate admits he is “surprised” 36,000 people will attend Saturday’s Nations League game between Hungary and England at the Puskas Arena. The Hungarian FA has been forced to stage five games behind closed doors after being disciplined by both UEFA and FIFA for repeated racist abuse from the stands, but 36,000 are still allowed to attend this weekend’s match. Ad/> The venue in Budapest will be nearly half full due to a loophole in UEFA’s rules which state that “children under the age of 14 from schools and/or football academies can be invited to the match free of charge”.