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Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, and Paris Saint Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino, 49, could be set for an incredible summer swap. The Mirror claims that Ronaldo has become increasingly frustrated with United and is looking for an exit. The Red Devils, meanwhile, are rumoured to be keen on Pochettino as their next manager.
Tottenham were in for Adama Traore last month, but the Spanish winger ended up re-signing for Barcelona on a loan deal until the end of the season.
Jamie Carragher has drawn a comparison between Mohamed Salah's Africa Cup of Nations heartbreak and a similar incident involving Cristiano Ronaldo.
Another game, another match where Chelsea's defenders seem to be digging them out of trouble.
Suzuki has enjoyed relative success in the MotoGP in recent years. The Hamamatsu factory was in fact led to victory in the 2020 season, with Joan Mir bagging the world championship title. Despite 2021 being a rather challenging season, Team Suzuki Ecstar still put on quite a show, with Joan Mir finishing in third overall. Now, with the start of the 2022 season less than a month away, Suzuki is hungry for more and has victory in its sights.
Spanish clubs face battle to sign Haaland Premier League clubs could have a clear run at signing Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland, according to The Sun. The paper reports that the 21-year-old wants to sign for Barcelona but it is not clear that they can afford him, while Real Madrid have a similar problem as they may be paying Kylian Mbappe around £800,000 a week next season.
Chelsea supporters watching the FA Cup draw on Sunday morning would have done so with a sense of relief.
Jamie Carragher has slammed Egypt's decision to leave Mohamed Salah to be the fifth penalty taker after the Pharaohs lost the AFCON final to Senegal on spot-kicks.