by Jess Carter will play against Italy for England in the semi-finals of her European Championship semi-final, although he is the goal of a racist online abuse during the tournament.
The English coach Sarina Wiegman expects to choose from a squad in full strength, and Leah Williamson shrugs an injury that she had drawn in the quarter -final penalty of Sweden.
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Manchester United and Liverpool contested the money before the new Premier League season, while Rangers also want to make an explanation in the qualification rounds of the Champions League.
England at full strength for Italy Showdown
Leah Williamson is supposed to park an injury to play against Italy (Nick Potts/PA) for England
Sarina Wiegman has proposed that captain Leah Williamson will be suitable for England’s EMI 2025 semi-final against Italy, and said Jess Carter was “ready to appear” after the defender announced that she was the goal of racist abuse.
There were concerns about the fitness of central defenders Williamson after she had trained with the team on Thursday in the extension of the dramatic last shootout on Thursday, but the Arsenal defender together with any other member of the Kaders-AM Monday morning.
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Carter said in a statement that was passed on on several platforms to several platforms on several platforms that she would step back from social media, while the CEO of the Football Association, Mark Bullingham, confirmed its organization in Great Britain.
When asked whether she provides a complete addition to the Semi in Geneva, England boss Wiegman said: “This is how it looks, yes.”
In the meantime, the FIFA boss Gianni Infantino says that he is “deeply sad” of racist abuse directed against Carter and promised that FIFA will share data to the responsible authorities in order to identify the culprit.
FIFA President Infantino wrote on Instagram: “I am deeply sad about seeing online abuse against England’s Jess Carter during the ongoing women -Euro tournament. There is no place for racism in football or in society.”
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Mbumo finally completes United Move
Bryan Mbumo finally completed his move to Manchester United (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Manchester United has completed the long -awaited signing by Brentford striker Bryan Mbumo for a fee to £ 71 million.
Almost seven weeks after their first template, the Red Devils finally signed their husband and the 25-year-old by 2030 with the option of another year.
Mbumo leaves Brentford an initial fee of 65 million GBP, from which PA is understood, to rise by a further 6 million GBP if certain add-on clauses in connection with team and players could be achieved.
“As soon as I knew there was a chance to join Manchester United, I had to take the opportunity to sign my dreams for the club; the team whose shirt I grew up,” said the Cameroon International.
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Ekitics on the way to Liverpool
Hugo Ekastens (right) has completed his move to Liverpool (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Liverpool has concluded a contract with Eintracht Frankfurt worth up to £ 79 million for striker Hugo Ekikats, understands the PA news agency.
The talented 23-year-old scored 22 goals in all competitions for the Bundesliga club after moving his loan from Paris St. Germain permanently last summer.
Newcastle and Manchester United were among the interested parties, but Premier League master Liverpool seem to be signed.
The PA news agency understands that the Reds have agreed to pay 69 million GBP for the signing of the France-U21 international, with a further 10 million GBP possible in add-ons.
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The player has received permission to travel to Merseyside to complete the deal.
Ekitics should be on Tuesday for its medical and completed to complete a deal by 2031.
Martin believes that rangers are ready to shine
Russell Martin believes that Rangers can challenge the best (Steve Welsh/Pa)
Russell Martin believes that Rangers “stop” something if you can use an energy and connection between players, supporters and everyone else connected to the club.
The IBROX head coach is determined to ensure that the process will take shape in its first game against Panathinaikos on Tuesday.
Rangers step on the Greek side in the first leg of the second qualification round of the Champions League at Ibrox and Martin hopes that the fans can quickly see the dominant, intensive, aggressive team that forms his vision for its reign.
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The former manager of Mk Dons, Swansea and Southampton said: “Every day I wake up and feel honored to be in this position. I am very grateful for it. I am enthusiastic about it and I will give it absolutely everything I have. We’ll all do it.”
What’s going on today?
The big night has finally arrived for England women who compete in the semi-finals of the European Championship in Geneva.
Rangers take over Panathinaikos in the Champions League qualifying, while there is a full program for Premier Sports Cup games, including Dundee’s trip to non-league Bonyrigg Rose.
