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Former Manchester United assistant manager Mitchell van der Gaag believes Erik ten Hag and Ineos are singing from the same hymn sheet in their quests to bring the good times back to Old Trafford.
Manchester United could reportedly bring Angel Gomes back to Old Trafford in a bargain deal as the midfielder edges closer to leaving Lille. The England international, who joined the French club nearly four-and-a-half years ago, is out of contract at the end of the season.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has named a 34-man squad for their upcoming tour to the United Kingdom.
BERLIN : Former Uruguay soccer international Diego Forlan, who played for Manchester United and Atletico Madrid among others, will compete in doubles at the professional Uruguay Open tennis tournament in November, organisers said on Tuesday.
Experienced locks RG Snyman and Franco Mostert have been included in South Africa's squad for their autumn internationals and utility back Damian Willemse will feature for the first time this year after the trio recovered from injury.
International hockey will return to the capital after a 10-year gap when Olympic bronze-medallists India take on world champions Germany in a two-Test bilateral series starting in New Delhi on Wednesday, aiming to test some new faces and extract revenge for a recent heartbreak inflicted by the visitors. For the last 10 years, the capital's Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, once considered the spiritual home of the game, has not hosted any international match.
World number six Taylor Fritz said the International Tennis Federation's (ITF) decision to allow off-court coaching from 2025 would ruin the one v one strategic and mental elements of the game.
The European Union must outsource parts of its migration policy – or at least try. That was the main message of the 27 EU leaders when they met last week in Brussels and agreed to explore "new ways" to curb irregular migration.