Gary Lineker takes Jadon Sancho's side as Manchester United favourite explains transfer
Here are your latest Manchester United morning headlines on Tuesday, September 5.
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Jadon Sancho has given Erik ten Hag a simple £9m decision to make at Manchester United
Jadon Sancho has put his Manchester United future in doubt by publicly taking on his boss via the medium of social media.
Al Ittihad Serius Mau Jadikan Salah Transfer Termahal dalam Sejarah
Al Ittihad nggak main-main mau merekrut Mohamed Salah dari Liverpool. Salah bakal jadi transfer termahal dalam sejarah, dengan biaya Rp 4,1 triliun!
Mo Salah Terpengaruh dengan Rumor Masa Depannya?
Bintang Liverpool Mohamed Salah masih terus didekati klub Arab Saudi, Al Ittihad. Andy Robertson merasa rekan setimnya itu tidak terpengaruh dengan rumor masa depannya.
Brazil plan to appoint Carlo Ancelotti complicated by Saudi Pro League player exodus
The plan is bold, and at the time it was hatched, it made sense. Carlo Ancelotti, hugely decorated doyen of club football, adaptable enough to have won championships in all five of Europe’s top-ranked leagues, earmarked to become the manager of Brazil, the most successful nation in World Cup history. What could go wrong?
Bielsa leaves Cavani and Suarez out of Uruguay squad for World Cup qualifying matches
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay: Uruguay’s new coach Marcelo Bielsa left veteran strikers Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez out of his squad Monday for the first two rounds of South American World Cup qualifying.
Tearful Chalureau denies racism as France gear up for All Blacks clash
RUEIL MALMAISON, France: French lock Bastien Chalureau insisted on Monday he is not racist amid an outcry over his call-up into the Rugby World Cup squad three years after his conviction for a racially motivated assault.
Swimming sets ‘strict’ rules for individual Russians to return to competition before Paris Olympics
GENEVA: Individual Russian swimmers will be allowed to compete in international events, including the Paris Olympics, if they meet a set of “strict criteria” that include not talking to the media, the sport’s governing body said Monday.