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Toto Wolff's 'spiciest slapback' at George Russell at British GP compared to Mark Webber moment
Russell finished second at his home race, inheriting the position after his team-mate Kimi Antonelli fell down to 15th position with a dislodged wheel shield and a track limits penalty, and he ...Keep reading
Verstappen Considers Red Bull Exit
Max Verstappen has the option to leave Red Bull Racing as it appears he may not achieve the required top-2 championship position by the summer break at the Hungarian Grand Prix, potentially triggering his exit clause. While some reports suggest he could execute this clause immediately, other sources like BBC indicate he might wait until October.
The situation mirrors delicate circumstances from a year ago when persistent rumors of his departure first emerged. However, the current market may not offer as many attractive destinations as the four-time world champion had anticipated, adding complexity to his potential exit decision. ipltable.lol
Newcastle close in on signing Ajax generational talent Sean Steur for £23m
Howe rebuilding side after Tonali and Gordon exits
Widely hyped as Amsterdam club’s next De Jong
Newcastle are close to completing the signing of Sean Steur from Ajax for about £23m. The two-footed central midfielder is only 18 but has been widely hyped as the Amsterdam club’s brightest emerging midfield talent since Frenkie de Jong.
While De Jong left for Barcelona in 2019, Steur, who can operate as a No 6 or a No 8, seems almost certainly Tyneside bound. At St James’ Park he is likely to start next season competing with Lewis Miley to fill Sandro Tonali’s old central midfield role and will be given time to adjust to the Premier League’s physicality.
Continue reading...Roberto Martínez, la última víctima en los banquillos en el Mundial: hasta once entrenadores han perdido sus trabajos
El Mundial devora entrenadores. Su última víctima: Roberto Martínez, entrenador de Portugal y campeón de la Liga de Naciones, pero de nada le ha servido un equipo consolidado y plagado de estrellas al español. Tras caer eliminado ante España, “Bob” Martínez confirmó en rueda de prensa que no seguirá al frente de la selección portuguesa. “Vine a Portugal para ganar el Mundial y creo que, sin ganarlo, no tiene sentido continuar. La directiva ahora tiene la posibilidad de elegir a su nuevo seleccionador. El presidente siempre ha apoyado mi trabajo, pero mi contrato termina hoy. No tengo mucho más que decir” explicó el técnico catalán. De esta manera se une a otros siete entrenadores que han perdido su trabajo en este Mundial.