Bruno Fernandes sends David de Gea message as Manchester United aim for second striker
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Gary Neville points out key quality Andre Onana will need to succeed as Manchester United No.1
What had been seen by some as inevitable was finally confirmed on Saturday afternoon as David de Gea announced his departure from Manchester United.
Deion Sanders adds ex-Giants coach Pat Shurmur to Colorado football coaching staff: report
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Former Northwestern player details 'inhumane' hazing allegations following Pat Fitzgerald's suspension
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David de Gea announces Manchester United exit
LONDON: David de Gea announced Saturday he is leaving Manchester United after 12 years, saying “it’s the right time to undertake a new challenge.” The Spanish goalkeeper, who won the Premier League Golden Glove award for most clean sheets last season, was criticized for a number of high-profile errors in the final weeks of the campaign. His contract with United expired at the end of June, with no new deal agreed despite talks that took place throughout the season. United have been linked with a move for Inter Milan keeper Andre Onana. In a message on social media, De Gea, 32, thanked United fans for their support, but said: “Now, it’s the right time to undertake a new challenge, to push myself again in new surroundings.
Mexican women's football club tackles online harassment
MEXICO CITY : Online harassment of Mexican women footballers has finally met with swift action after an alleged perpetrator was arrested after being publicly exposed by Club America Femenil.
Ex-Northwestern player says hazing included sexualized acts - ESPN
A former Northwestern football player on Saturday detailed several hazing incidents within the program to The Daily Northwestern, with some involving sexualized acts led by upperclassmen to punish younger players for making mistakes in practices and games.