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Newcastle United striker Callum Wilson has suggested Kalvin Phillips should leave Manchester City on loan amid growing uncertainty over the midfielder's future.
BEIRUT: Top-tier footballers, including Mohamed Salah, Karim Benzema and Noussair Mazraoui, have sparked controversy in recent days after voicing their opinions on the situation in Gaza via social media posts. Players’ comments expressing solidarity with the people of Gaza have attracted millions of conflicting responses and drawn condemnation. Bayern Munich’s Moroccan Mazraoui, Mainz’s Dutchman Anwar El Ghazi, Nice’s Algerian Yousef Atal and others were suspended or subject to questioning by their clubs after sharing their opinions on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Arab News interviewed a cross-section of fans, who expressed mixed reactions over players’ use of social media to share their viewpoints. Brazilian-Portuguese coach Jorvan Vieira believes that “football never works with politics, but unfortunately nowadays, there is politics in football and all sports in general.” Although the public might condemn their comments, players have the right to express themselves as “humans,” Vieira said, adding that reacting to events in Gaza is based on “humanitarian grounds.” He said: “Some people might misinterpret players’ opinions, saying this is political, but this is humanitarian.
Eddie Howe has insisted an “emotional” Sandro Tonali has a future at Newcastle as he awaits the outcome of an investigation into alleged betting breaches.
Sandro Tonali tersangkut kasus judi online dan terancam kena sanksi. Manajer Newcastle United, Eddie Howe, terkejut dengan kabar pemainnya itu.
Manchester United have been told they must pay £74million to sign Florian Wirtz - according to reports.
ABU DHABI: The UFC and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi have extended their partnership, which will see the world’s premier mixed martial arts organization bringing championship and other bouts to the emirate every year.
RIYADH: The 2023 World Combat Games officially opened in the Saudi capital Riyadh on Thursday. The 11 day event, which brings a number of combat sports disciplines to wider global audience, was opened in Green Hall. With over 16 combat sports showcasing the talents of 1,500 international athletes, the competition is set to captivate audiences worldwide. Ivo Ferriani, President of SportsAccord, opened the event by thanking the Kingdom and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the Saudi Vision 2030 program. “We look on at the athletes of the world, and especially martial arts and combat sports as a perfect example of how we can compete with the utmost rivalry as well as the utmost respect,” Ferriani said. “You, the athletes, are the finest ambassadors, showcasing that living in peace and harmony is not just a dream.” Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdul Aziz, Vice President of the Saudi Olympic Paralympic Committee, said: "I anticipate nothing less than outstanding performances characterized by genuine sportsmanship.
MANCHESTER, England: If British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe is successful in his attempt to buy a minority stake in Manchester United, he could end up with a major say in the running of the underperforming club. The owner of petrochemicals giant Ineos appears to be ready to invest in the storied English soccer club after rival Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani of Qatar said over the weekend he was withdrawing from the bidding process. Ratcliffe is trying to buy a 25 percent share of United and also wants to run soccer operations, a person with knowledge of the proposal told The Associated Press. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment publicly. United’s American owners, the Glazer family, in November announced plans to seek outside investment that could have resulted in the sale of the 20-time English league champions. Ratcliffe initially bid for the family’s controlling stake of about 69 percent, while Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim wanted 100 percent of the club. With the process dragging on beyond an expected completion date of June, Ratcliffe has adjusted his offer and that could pave the way to him becoming a co-owner of the club he has supported since he was a child. THE PROPOSAL Ratcliffe’s bid would mean the Glazers, who also own the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, remain in control of United.