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FC Midtjylland director of sport Svend Graversen admits the door remains open for Evander to leave the Danish club following reported interest from Rangers.
It will be the first stint as head coach for the Italian, who has worked as an assistant manager with Italian clubs including Napoli, Cagliari and Empoli. At Napoli, Calzona coached Slovakia's long-time captain Marek Hamsik, currently playing for Trabzonspor in Turkey, who ended his international career in May.
Allan McGregor could find himself in the unusual position of being given a run-out against League One opposition in the week of a huge Old Firm game. For so many years, the veteran shot-stopper kept the bench warm on nights like this to save himself for the big one. But Giovanni van Bronckhorst is likely to hand the 40-year-old his first appearance of the season between the sticks as Jon McLaughlin is spared the last-16 Premier Sports clash ahead of Saturday’s massive showdown against Celtic.
Dele Alli impressed on his Besiktas debut as his new side beat Sivasspor 3-1 on Monday night.
Reigning WorldSBK Champion Toprak Razgatlioglu delighted the Cadwell spectators today, getting air over the famous Mountain on only his third lap of the Lincolnshire track.
Manchester United are hoping to send Amad out on loan once they complete the signing of Antony from Ajax.
It's been said that close only counts in horseshoes and drive-in movies, but Canada gave Italy a good run in the opening match of the men's volleyball world championship on Saturday in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Joe Perry won the final two frames to complete a 4-3 victory against former world finalist Matthew Stevens in Northern Ireland Open qualifying in Wigan. Welsh Open holder Perry made two 56 breaks in the first three frames, but Stevens – runner-up at the Crucible in 2000 and 2005 – moved 3-2 clear courtesy of a 74, 61 and 85 on Saturday at the Robin Park Leisure Centre. Ad With the pressure mounting, Perry – who defeated 9-5 Judd Trump to lift his first major trophy at the Welsh in March – responded strongly as closing efforts of 54 and 56 secured his last-64 spot in Belfast (17-23 October live on Eurosport).