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The Stoke City youngsters who will be eyeing a breakthrough season in 22/23
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Alan Shearer is arguably Newcastle United‘s greatest ever player.
"Rongte Khade Ho Gaye The!": Neeraj Chopra Reacts To Receiving Padma Shri Award From President Ram Nath Kovind
Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra was conferred with the prestigious Padma Shri award from President Ram Nath Kovind at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in a ceremony on Monday. Taking to Twitter, the star athlete posted a photo of him receiving the award and promised fans to continue working hard. "Aaj Rashtrapati Bhawan mein rashtragan sun kar rongte khade ho gaye the! Incredibly honoured to be presented the Padma Shri by Hon'ble President Shri Ram Nath Kovind. I will continue to work hard to bring more success to my nation and its people", he wrote.
West Brom duo set for potential exits amid Premier League transfer interest
West Bromwich Albion could be set to lose promising youngsters Reyes Cleary and Josh Shaw, with the pair having not yet signed professional contracts that are on the table to commit them to the club, according to The Athletic.
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Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips ‘might end up staying’ at the club in the summer transfer window, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Gymnastics Canada: Call for independent investigation into 'toxic culture and abusive practices'
A group of more than 70 current and former gymnasts has called for an independent investigation into «toxic culture and abusive practices» within Canadian gymnastics.
ATHLETIC | Conexión letal de los cedidos García de Albéniz e Iñigo Vicente
En el tercer triunfo consecutivo de la CD Mirandés ante la Ponferradina, con gritos de 'Etxebe quédate' por parte de la afición de Anduva, el equipo rojillo se aleja ya a once puntos del descenso en la exigente Liga SmartBank. La sociedad que forman en la izquierda entre Imanol García de Albéniz e Iñigo Vicente, ambos cedidos este curso del Athletic, surte efecto bajo la batuta de Joseba Etxeberria. Ya se conocían del filial rojiblanco y se aprecia su sintonía. Ambos opositan para convencer en la próxima pretemporada en la factoría de Lezama con el primer equipo bilbaíno. Desde la llegada del exleón, en sus seis jornadas en el banquillo, el equipo rojillo sería tercero en la tabla tras Zaragoza y Eibar.