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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on Thursday laughed off past comments about his unwillingness to spend heavily on a single player, defending the club's big-money signing of Darwin Nunez from Benfica.
Twice defending champion Tadej Pogacar's UAE Emirates team were hit by another case of COVID-19 at the Tour de France when their manager, Joxean Fernandez Matxin, tested positive for the virus.
UAE Team Emirates manager Joxean Fernandez has left the Tour de France after testing positive for coronavirus. Tadej Pogacar’s squad have already been dealt a blow when Vegard Stake Laengen and George Bennett were forced to abandon due to positive cases of COVID-19 earlier in Le Tour. Ad/> Pogacar’s key domestique Rafal Majka also tested positive but had a low enough viral load which was deemed non-contagious.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on Thursday laughed off past comments about his unwillingness to spend heavily on a single player, defending the club's big-money signing of Darwin Nunez from Benfica. Speaking in Singapore ahead of Friday's pre-season friendly against Crystal Palace, the Anfield boss was reminded by reporters of a 2018 comment where he said he did not want to spend £100 million ($118 million) on a single player. Fans have poked fun at the German after his club agreed a deal with Benfica for Uruguayan striker Nunez that could see them pay up to £85 million ($100.4 million) with add-ons.
Sir Alex Ferguson was a master of delegation during his 26-year tenure as Manchester United manager.
Colorado Avalanche general manager Joe Sakic was presented with the Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year Award at the NHL Draft in Montreal on Thursday night.
Folkestone manager Neil Cugley is happy to have helped another young striker into the full-time game.
Manchester United were a mess both on and off the pitch last season.