Mourinho, Logan Paul, Guardiola: Today's trending stories in world sport

View a round up of some of the sporting world’s trending stories on March 29th, 2022…

If you think that Pierluigi Collina staring you down is the most intimidating sight in football, then you haven’t met the absolute unit that is Anderson Daronco.

Nicknamed the ‘world’s strongest referee’ across social media, images of the muscly Brazilian official have been doing the rounds and it’s fair to say that the 41-year-old looks after himself.

Amid claims that he boasts 44cm biceps and weighs in at 90kgs, Daronco even looks like an adonis when he’s going up against Hulk and there are images to prove it…

Read more: Anderson Daronco: Brazilian dubbed the ‘world’s strongest referee’

Hart’s decline from one of the world’s best goalkeepers to an inconsistent journeymen has been really tough to watch, and it all started when Pep Guardiola slammed the brakes on his City career.

It’s no secret that the former England number one was axed for his perceived lack of ball-playing ability, but now the man himself has opened up on how the decision went down in more detail than ever.

Listening to how Guardiola articulated that he wanted his number one goalkeeper at City to play in a different style to Hart’s is both fascinating and sad to hear in equal measure.

Read more: Joe Hart: Man City icon recalls moment Guardiola told him he was finished at the club

Luca de la Torre unofficially holds the title of ‘football’s best teammate’ after the USA’s 5-1 win over Panama in World Cup qualifying due to a video of his actions going viral across social media.

Aptly titled: ‘Best teammate: Luca de la Torre,’ the video shows how the American went above and beyond to protect his compatriots from opponents and match officials in various different