[ad_1] 7 Richard Arnold out, Omar Berrada in. Dan Ashworth to come in soon, Jason Wilcox is targeted, and John Murtough’s job is in danger. It is fair to say that Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been making moves since taking over sporting control of the club. Of all the executives, there is also uncertainty over…
[ad_1] 2 Manchester United are going through another storm on the pitch after the shock loss to Fulham but INEOS’ off-pitch endeavours continue at pace. Adam Crafton of The Athletic reports that Omar Berrada, United’s incoming CEO, has already started holding meetings with senior club executives. Berrada is currently on gardening leave after United agreed…
[ad_1] 4 Manchester United have attempted to “improve relations” with UEFA officials following concerns multi-club ownership rules could prevent them from competing in the Champions League next season. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to be ratified by the Premier League as the new co-owner at Old Trafford this month. The INEOS owner’s minority stake ownership…
[ad_1] (Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images) Against all odds, the Detroit Lions were able to keep their guy for at least another season. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson announced his desire to stay in Motor City for another year, which was kind of a surprise, all things considered. Johnson was supposed to be the frontrunner…
[ad_1] The Indiana Pacers made headlines earlier this week with a significant trade that brought Pascal Siakam from the Toronto Raptors. In exchange, the Pacers sent Kira Lewis Jr., Jordan Nwora, Bruce Brown, and three first-round draft picks to complete the three-team deal. However, whispers from anonymous NBA executives suggest that the Pacers might not…
[ad_1] In a major trade, the Toronto Raptors sent OG Anunoby, Precious Achiuwa, and Malachi Flynn to the New York Knicks for RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley, and a 2024 second-round pick from the Detroit Pistons. Despite this, NBA executives speculate that the Raptors may not be done dealing. During the summer, there were talks of…
[ad_1] Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save Josh Harris has preached patience and warned that a rebuild of the Washington Commanders will take time. But just five months into his ownership, Harris’s patience may be tested as he faces some franchise-altering decisions to jump-start the process. Washington is nearing the end…
