Pep Guardiola claims Robert Lewandowski would be a success at Barcelona
Pep Guardiola has claimed that Robert Lewandowski would be a good fit for Barcelona as the striker continues to push for a move away from Bayern Munich.
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Inoue stops Donaire in 2nd round, unifies 3 bantamweight belts
SAITAMA, Japan: Naoya Inoue stopped Nonito Donaire midway through the second round Tuesday night, emphatically winning their rematch and unifying three bantamweight world titles.
French authorities ask fans to report Champions League final crime
LONDON: Liverpool and Real Madrid fans who were victims of crime at the Champions League final have been told they can file complaints to the French authorities. Numerous supporters attending Real’s 1-0 win against Liverpool at the Stade de France on May 28 have alleged they were attacked by gangs of local youths before and after the match in Paris.
Newcastle: PIF 'close to completing' £31m deal at St James' Park
Newcastle United are close to signing Reims youngster Hugo Ekitike, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
"Newcastle are excited" - Journalist drops update as PIF now "close" to sealing big summer deal
Newcastle United are close to signing Reims youngster Hugo Ekitike, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Egyptian Squash Federation respects Mohamed El-Shorbagy’s decision to play for England, questions lack of support claims
The Egyptian Squash Federation issued a statement saying it fully respects Mohamed El-Shorbagy’s decision to switch allegiances to England but questioned the suggestion that he was not supported sufficiently by the authorities in his home country, the BBC have reported.
Lewandowski looking for 'more emotions' than Bayern Munich can offer
Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski revealed Tuesday he wants to call time on his career with the Bundesliga giants because of his desire for "more emotions in life". The Polish forward announced last week that his time with Bayern "had come to an end" without specifying his future plans. Asked Monday during a podcast on Polish website Onet.pl if his departure was dictated by a desire for more money or emotions in life, the 33-year-old answered without hesitation it was for him "emotions in life".
Lewandowski looking for ‘more emotions’ than Bayern can offer
WARSAW: Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski revealed Tuesday he wants to call time on his career with the Bundesliga giants because of his desire for “more emotions in life.” The Polish forward announced last week that his time with Bayern “had come to an end” without specifying his future plans. Asked Monday during a podcast on Polish website Onet.pl if his departure was dictated by a desire for more money or emotions in life, the 33-year-old answered without hesitation it was for him “emotions in life.” “Firstly, something went out inside me and it’s something you can’t recover, can’t make up for,” he explained. Barcelona are reported to have made an offer of 32 million euros ($34 million) for Lewandowski, FIFA men’s best player for 2020 and 2021, whose contract with Bayern expires in June 2023.