Manuel Ugarte’s agent, Jorge Mendes, has begun putting the wheels in motion for a summer transfer. The midfielder is expected to be sold by Manchester United just two years on from his £50.5 million switch from Paris Saint-Germain. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS – STRAIGHT TO […] The post Man Utd man’s agent gets ball rolling for summer transfer by ‘offering’ him to three European giants appeared first on Stretty News.

Marcel Desailly believes a former Liverpool star would be a good signing for Chelsea in the summer transfer window.

As he remains sidelined by San Diego FC in MLS, Hirving Lozano now appears set to be left out of representing Mexico at the 2026 FIFA World Cup following a conversation with Javier Aguirre. A meeting between head coach Javier Aguirre and Hirving Lozano appears to have been decisive in leaving the Mexico forward all but out of contention for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, amid his ongoing conflict with San Diego FC in MLS. “There was a conversation between Javier Aguirre and Chucky Lozano a few months ago because of this whole situation he had in San Diego,” journalist Gibran Araige said this week on TUDN’s Insider. “Vasco told him: ‘Look, I’m interested in you, I have you on my radar for the World Cup, but I need you to play,’” the reporter continued, outlining the Mexico head coach’s stance. However, Lozano’s response was not encouraging: “Chucky said no.” Aguirre’s position appears reasonable. Hirving Lozano is a player with proven quality and experience at the European level, as well as a long track record with the Mexico national team. However, arriving at a World Cup after more than six months without playing time is difficult to justify. Hirving Lozano played 34 games for San Diego FC. That is why the coach’s intention was for Lozano to do everything possible to leave San Diego FC and find another club where he could secure playing time during this stretch. However, the player chose to prioritize honoring his contract, continue earning his high MLS salary, and potentially give up the chance to play in the World Cup with Mexico. What happened with Lozano at San Diego FC? Earlier this year, San Diego FC announced that Hirving Lozano would not be part of head coach Mikey Varas’ plans for the 2026 MLS season, citing issues related to “style of play” and “environment” as reasons behind the decision. The problems had begun months earlier during a match against Houston Dynamo, when Lozano was substituted at halftime and, according to The Athletic, had a verbal altercation with Varas that led to him being sidelined for a couple of matches. Although Hirving Lozano was later reinstated and played four more matches for San Diego FC during the MLS playoffs, at the start of the new season the coaching staff and club executives opted to leave the forward out of their plans moving forward. Mexico lose a key piece Hirving Lozano has been one of Mexico’s standout players in recent years. Alongside his European career with PSV Eindhoven and Napoli, he has been a regular presence in the national team over the past decade. The forward has appeared in two World Cups. At Russia 2018, he started all four matches for Mexico and scored the winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Germany, one of the most significant results in the history of the national team. At Qatar 2022, he also started all three matches, underscoring his importance over time. Now, with his participation in the 2026 World Cup nearly ruled out, Lozano leaves a significant void in the Mexico national team, even if his recent involvement has already been limited due to injuries and coaching decisions.

Arsenal suffered their third defeat in four matches as Mikel Arteta's side were deservedly beaten 2-1 at home by Bournemouth.

Nike have admitted they are aware of a glaring problem with their World Cup kits including the new England strip.

Bukayo Saka, Jurrien Timber, Riccardo Calafiori and Martin Odegaard miss out for Arsenal today in their Premier League clash with Bournemouth.

Nike has acknowledged its World Cup kits contain a design defect, admitting the shirts do not meet their expectations. Last month, the global sportswear brand released its collection of national te…

By Martin Graham Thomas Tuchel may not have another England fixture until the summer, but events in Europe on Thursday would have been encouraging for him. The national side struggled to find the net without Harry Kane in recent friendlies against Uruguay and Japan, exposing the lack of reliable alternatives to the 32-year-old captain […]

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Uruguay ganó a Colombia y Chile superó a Paraguay en la Fecha 4 del Grupo A de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026. Por el Grupo B, Venezuela enfrentará a Perú y Argentina a Brasil, en Villeta. La CONMEBOL Sub17 2026 disputó la primera jornada – Grupo A – de la Fecha 4, este jueves 9 de abril, en el estadio Carfem de Ypané – Paraguay. En el primer encuentro Uruguay superó a Colombia por 2-0 y en el cierre, Chile ganó 1-0 a Paraguay. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Próxima jornada – 10 de abril – Fecha 4 | Grupo B: Venezuela vs. Perú – Estadio Ameliano, Villeta. Argentina vs. Brasil – Estadio Ameliano, Villeta. Las entradas pueden ser adquiridas AQUÍ. – Colombia 0-2 Uruguay – Grupo A – En el estadio Carfem de Ypané, Uruguay ganó 2-0 a Colombia, en el arranque de la cuarta fecha de Fase de Grupos de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026. Thiago Brizuela fue el protagonista del encuentro, con dos goles, a los 9’ y 63’. Con la victoria, la Celeste logró sumar 3 puntos y escalar posiciones en la tabla. En la última jornada de Fase de Grupos, Colombia se enfrentará a Paraguay y Uruguay descansará con fecha libre. https://youtu.be/7ysC9Lfp53I?si=tIJR3bB2a7vVPKBd – Números del partido – Uruguay cortó una racha de ocho partidos sin ganar en la CONMEBOL Sub17 (4E 4D). La última victoria de la Celeste en la competición había sido el 2-0 ante Ecuador de 2023. El gol de Thiago Brizuela (Uruguay) para abrir el marcador es el más lejano de la actual CONMEBOL Sub17 tras un remate desde 32.4 metros. El gol de Thiago Brizuela fue el primero de tiro libre directo para Uruguay de las últimas tres ediciones de la competición. Además, es la primera vez que un futbolista mete dos goles de tiro libre en un mismo partido en las últimas tres ediciones del CONMEBOL Sub17. – Chile 1-0 Paraguay – Grupo A – Chile logró sacar ventaja ante Paraguay por la mínima en la cuarta fecha del Grupo A de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026, duelo que se disputó en el estadio Carfem de Ypané. El autor del triunfo para la Roja fue Amaro Pérez con su gol a los 31’. Con este resultado la selección chilena subió al tercer lugar en la tabla de posiciones. Próximamente Chile se enfrentará a Ecuador y Paraguay a Colombia. https://youtu.be/yKqbw9ZOalw?si=Ag1ikrm7MUNojtfs – Números del partido – Cinco de las últimas seis victorias de Chile en la CONMEBOL Sub17 fueron con la valla en invicta. El último triunfo de la Roja en esta competición había sido también ante Paraguay (1-0 en la edición de 2025). Con el gol de Amaro Pérez abriendo el marcador, Chile dejó de ser el único equipo sin haber estado en minutos en ventaja en esta CONMEBOL Sub17. La Roja estuvo 60 minutos ganando esta noche ante Paraguay y durante este lapso promediaron 44% de posesión de balón (promedian 53.3% de tenencia de pelota en la competición). Los 17 disparos de Paraguay en el primer tiempo son la cifra más alta en esta CONMEBOL Sub17 para cualquier selección en ese lapso, superando los 13 que hicieron Brasil (vs. Perú), Uruguay (vs. Ecuador) y mismo Paraguay (vs. Ecuador). – Dónde ver – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) CONMEBOL.com / OPTA