Manchester United stance on transfer window, four contract extensions and Sergio Reguilon loan talks
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is open to the club conducting business in the January transfer window.
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'Long overdue': Having 10th Singapore Premier League club a good move, but stability important, say observers
SINGAPORE: Observers have welcomed the possible inclusion of a 10th Singapore Premier League (SPL) club, but emphasised that the new team must be stable and in it for the long haul.
What to know about Shohei Ohtani, the baseball All-Star at the centre of #OhtaniWatch
The clock continues to tick, but Blue Jays fans are hoping its hands are counting down to "Shotime" in Toronto.
For Blue Jays owner Rogers, signing Shohei Ohtani is about more than just baseball
The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly one of the last teams still in the running to sign baseball's superstar Shohei Ohtani. Baseball insiders say it will take between $500-$600 million to land the Japanese phenom.
The Greater Manchester country house 'frozen in time' with some features unchanged since the 1700s
A large country house has come on the market in Greater Manchester which looks as though it is stuck in the past. The five-bed property in Greenfield, a village in Saddleworth in Oldham, is steeped in history - with some of its original features as old as the 1700s.
Erik ten Hag's Harry Maguire comments show just how much Manchester United need Raphael Varane
Raphael Varane has endured a difficult few months at Manchester United and the defender's future is growing increasingly uncertain.
Martin Lewis tells British Gas customers 'you may want to fix' as 'cheap' energy deal launched
Martin Lewis has told British Gas customers that they may want to consider moving to a new fixed energy tariff. The energy firm has just launched a new fixed deal, which the money saving expert said was "cheaper than the other fixes out there".
Manu Akanji hints at Man City dressing room mood after Aston Villa defeat
Manu Akanji offered a telling smile and a shake of the head when asked what mood Pep Guardiola was in after Manchester City's defeat at Aston Villa. "Let's say like this, he wasn't happy," the defender said, keen not to break the sanctity of what was said behind closed doors.