Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola has insisted he wants to “fight with his team” and see out his contract at the club, following reported interest in former Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca.
Source link
Similar Posts
Worst start in Old Firm history – how does Celtic manager Nancy compare?
Wilfried Nancy is the first Old Firm boss to lose his opening four matches – can he recover Celtic’s season and survive? Source link
Kasper Schmeichel: Keeper in spotlight after night of gloom for Celtic
With fans protesting against the club’s board at the start of the game and later ironically cheering Schmeichel making a save, the atmosphere at Parkhead was far from harmonious. “It’s bitterly disappointing,” former Celtic captain and manager Neil Lennon said of the jeers directed at Schmeichel. “He had a bad night but it still doesn’t…
French Alps 2030: Next Winter Olympics will hold speed skating in Italy or Netherlands
Grospiron said about 15% of sports and venues for 2030 have not yet been decided, but that details will be confirmed by June this year. He said figure skating – which does not currently have a confirmed location – will take place in Nice, as will curling and ice hockey. Grospiron also said they will…
Sterling joins Feyenoord until end of season
Former Chelsea and Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling joins Dutch club Feyenoord on a deal until the end of the season. Source link
World Athletics Championships: Britain’s Amy Hunt announces herself on global stage with 200m silver
Great Britain’s Amy Hunt announced herself on the global stage by claiming a superb 200m silver in her first major final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. The 23-year-old stared up at the screen in disbelief before bursting into celebration and skipping down the track as her breakthrough achievement was confirmed. Reaching for the…
Jean-Philippe Mateta: What does future hold after Crystal Palace contract claim?
Indeed, sources suggest there is some sympathy with Mateta, even in the light of the contractual dispute, amid a feeling the striker could have been advised differently, though supporters on social media have been far less compassionate towards him. Employment lawyer Libby Payne said: “It is possible to argue that the terms of the option…
