Man Utd: Ten Hag’s ‘talked to’ £113k-a-week star at Old Trafford
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has now ‘talked to’ Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot as negotiations continue, according to journalist Dean Jones.
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Tyrone Mings fit for Aston Villa’s game with Everton
Tyrone Mings is available for Aston Villa’s home game against Everton after a scan on an adductor muscle showed no serious damage.
Mikkel Damsgaard expected to be among Brentford subs for Manchester United clash
Thomas Frank admitted new signing Mikkel Damsgaard will not be fit enough to start for Brentford against Manchester United on Saturday.
Ralph Hasenhuttl likes what he sees from Romeo Lavia
Ralph Hasenhuttl is excited by the potential of Romeo Lavia but wants to keep the 18-year-old’s feet firmly on the ground.
Stage set for Formula E season finale with Seoul E-Prix double-header
SEOUL: Season eight of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship will climax in South Korea this weekend with the 2022 Hana Bank Seoul E-Prix, where the champion driver and team will be crowned and the world’s first all-electric motorsport series will mark 100 races. Eleven teams and 22 drivers have competed in Formula E’s biggest racing season to date with rounds 15 and 16 to come this Saturday and Sunday, and four drivers still in contention for the title at the top of the standings.
Eddie Howe’s transfer plans shaped by Shelvey injury
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe has revealed the injury to midfielder Jonjo Shelvey could shape his Newcastle United transfer plans in the final weeks of the summer window. Newcastle had been looking to add only two more players to their ranks with a wide forward and a young striker on their radar. However, with creator Shelvey out for the next 12 weeks due to a hamstring surgery, Howe admits that he may have to consider building strength in that department.
Liverpool will not panic buy despite Thiago injury blow, says Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp does not envisage the Reds dipping into the transfer market to reinforce their midfield before the end of the summer window despite a hamstring injury to Thiago Alcantara.
Sean Dundee: The Liverpool flop had video game named after him in 1997
Being the cover star of a major sports video game is a pretty sure sign of having ‘made it’ as a top athlete.