Manchester United pick up Nigerian striker on loan for the rest of the season
Manchester United has announced that it will be adding former Watford striker Odion Ighalo to its lineup until the end of the season. The team has signed the player on loan and some suspect is being brought in to replace Marcus Rashford who is temporarily out of commission due to a serious injury.
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Players may reject a return to premier league training
Former English Football player Gary Neville believes that more players may reject a return to the much-awaited English Premier League due to coronavirus fears. "I know there are Premier League clubs with five or six players who don't want to return or are uncomfortable with certain things around stage two or three," Neville added. English Premier League is still looking for a June return and July finish
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English Premier League to restart in June Without Fans amid COVID-19
In a recent announcement, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson states that "cultural and sporting events [can] take place behind closed doors for broadcast while avoiding the risk of large-scale social contact." The Mirror's David Maddock reported April 5 the Premier League had been in discussions with government officials about a returning in June. PM's announcement cleared the path for the EPL
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Ronaldo returns to Italy
Ronaldo returns to Italy
Juventus star Christiano Ronaldo reached Italy after spending two months in home country Portugal amid coronavirus pandemic. He is currently in two weeks of mandatory quarantine time before getting back to the normal routine. The news brought hope for the football fans as they expect the Italian season to resume by next month. Ronaldo landed in Turin airport last night in his private jet from the Portuguese island of Madeira
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Mbappe ranked the fastest footballer in the world
According to the data compiled by French newspaper Le Figaro, Kylian Mbappe is the fastest footballer in the world. With an impressive top speed of 36km/h, the French forward has come out ahead of well-known speedsters such as Inaki Williams. Inaki comes at the second spot with a top speed of 35.7 km/h, followed by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang with 35.5km/h
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