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Dean Henderson said he only ever wanted to play for two clubs when he was growing up: Carlisle and Manchester United. Henderson swapped Brunton Park for Old Trafford when he was just 14 years old and nine years later, he was handed his United debut by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer against Luton in September 2020 with an appearance in the League Cup.
As India's Neeraj Chopra stood tall on the top of the podium in the World Athletics Championship, accompanying him at the second spot was Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem in the Men's Javelin Throw final. There wasn't much separating the two athletes who have been competing against each other for years. While Neeraj remains the 'Golden Boy' in Indian athletics, Arshad has also brought many laurels to Pakistan with his performances on the international stage. In fact, Arshad's uncle revealed that his ward often watches Neeraj's videos back home, to better prepare himself for events.
Manchester United won't get much credit, if any, for their comeback win against Nottingham Forest at the weekend.
The name Cristiano Ronaldo hardly needs any introduction in the sporting universe. Having ruled the goalscoring charts in Europe, Ronaldo switched to Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr at the start of this year, leaving Manchester United after a tumultuous period. The Portuguese superstar has been on fine form in front of the goal, and fans have been turning up in numbers to get a glimpse of his performances. In fact, when a blind girl came up to witness Ronaldo's performances, the iconic forward took out time to meet her and thank her for 'bringing him luck'.
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Manchester United have 72 hours to rubber-stamp any transfers and a late swoop for Ryan Gravenberch could address one problem already flagged-up by Gary Neville this season.
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Indian shuttler HS Prannoy jumped three spots up to World No. 6 in the latest Badminton World Federation (BWF) rankings released on Tuesday. The Indian shuttler has moved up on the basis of his recent performances, especially at the BWF World Championship 2023 where he won a bronze medal. This is Prannoy's best ranking and surpasses his previous best rank of World No.