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  1. Guardiola set to be USA's top target to replace Pochettino

    Pep Guardiola is set to be the United States' top target to replace Mauricio Pochettino, with the Argentine closing in on the Manchester United job. The former Manchester City boss came close to taking charge of Italy in the summer and has long been intrigued by working in America, having previously described the USA as "fascinating" for building a long-term project.

  2. USA quit U17 World Cup in Qatar eight days before kick-off

    The United States have pulled out of the Under-17 World Cup in Qatar just eight days before the tournament kicks off, with US Soccer citing safety fears for players and staff. The governing body pointed to a State Department travel advisory warning of a risk of armed conflict, and the late withdrawal could now leave the federation facing a fine from FIFA.

  3. Calafiori ready to lead young Italy against injury-hit France

    Riccardo Calafiori admits he is starting to feel like one of the older heads in a youthful Italy squad as the Arsenal defender prepares to face France in a Nations League showdown at San Siro on Thursday. The 24-year-old insists Les Bleus remain dangerous despite their lengthy injury list and is hoping to go head-to-head with Michael Olise once again.

  4. Norway sweat on Haaland and Odegaard

    Norway are facing a nervous wait over the availability of superstars Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard after both players were notable absentees from Tuesday's training session. Manager Staale Solbakken remained tight-lipped regarding the specific nature of their issues as the squad prepares for pivotal Nations League fixtures against Wales and Denmark.

  5. 'Way too fast' - Witness lifts lid on Sanchez Ferrari crash

    Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has escaped unhurt after crashing a £300,000 Ferrari into a barrier at around 70mph during a track day at the Nurburgring in Germany. The Spaniard, currently on loan at Como, lost control on the notorious Caracciola-Karussell corner, before climbing out of the wrecked car and helping to collect the debris strewn across the track.