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La FIFA trabaja en una nueva revolución para el mundo del fútbol, cuyos efectos se podrían empezar a ver en el Mundial de Qatar. Gianni Infantino, durante su visita a Italia por los 100 años desde el nacimiento de Artemio Franchi, introdujo oficialmente una cuestión que considera fundamental: el tiempo efectivo de juego.
Jurgen Klopp insists Liverpool ‘should have scored more’ in win over Benfica
The Russian Football Union has withdrawn its appeal against FIFA's decision to throw Russia out of the World Cup following its invasion of Ukraine.
ABU DHABI: Top-class jiu-jitsu returns to the UAE capital this weekend with the prestigious Jiu-Jitsu President’s Cup competition for under-16s.
Former Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman will take over as Netherlands boss from Louis van Gaal after this year's World Cup, the Dutch football federation said on Wednesday. Van Gaal announced at the weekend that he had been receiving treatment for prostate cancer for the last two years but that he still hoped to lead the team at the finals that kick off in Qatar in November. It will be 59-year-old Koeman's second time in charge of the Dutch national team after taking the reins from 2018 to 2020, when he left the post to become coach of Barcelona.
Ronald Koeman will return as manager of the Netherlands after the World Cup with current Oranje boss Louis van Gaal set to step down following his cancer diagnosis. Van Gaal, who revealed his illness to the public on Dutch TV last week, will continue in his post until the tournament in Qatar but will cede duties from then on to Koeman, who will begin work at the start of 2023. Ad/> Koeman held the Dutch job himself between 2018 and 2020 before leaving to take over at Barcelona.
Iga Swiatek was always destined to become the world No 1 and she would have claimed top spot even if Ashleigh Barty didn’t retire, according to tennis icon Chris Evert.
