Barcelona striker, Luiz Suarez has revealed that he broke down in tears when the Catalan giant insisted on going ahead with his deal after he was roundly condemned for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup. Suarez said despite being slammed with four months suspension, Barcelona went ahead to sign him. In an interview for the Players Tribune, the Uruguay international told Gerard Pique
Former Manchester United player, Ryan Giggs has been confirmed as the new manager of Wales National Football team following the exit of Chris Coleman, the current manager of Sunderland. Giggs who was appointed in a four-year contract would now superintend over the team after Coleman failed to qualify the country for the Russia 2018 World Cup.
Defending champions Plateau United opened their 2017-2018 campaign with away win in Lafia, against Nasarawa United. After a quiet first half, the game came to life in the 50th minute when Nasarawa's Nojeem Olukokun blasted a chance wide much to the displeasure of the Solid Miners supporters.
Nigeria U20 female team the falconets defeated South Africa’s Basetsana 2-0 in Polokwane on Saturday as they inch closer to qualifying for FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup, in France. Usual suspect Rasheedat Ajibade, the Falconets’ top scorer in this qualifying series, showed shrewdness and great ball sense in beating the home team’s goalkeeper for Nigeria’s first goal on the half –hour, and Anam Imo increased the tally for the two –time World Cup silver medallists six minutes later.
Former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs has been interviewed for the vacant Wales manager job, according to reports. Giggs remains the favourite to succeed Coleman and return to football 18 months after leaving his coaching role at Manchester United. But Craig Bellamy and Coleman's former assistant Osian Roberts are also in contention for the position, with the Football Association of Wales keen on appointing a Welshman.
Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp has revealed the main reason why the club sanctioned the transfer of Philippe Coutinho to Spanish giant, Barcelona. Klopp said although Liverpool fought hard to keep Philippe Coutinho at the club, they eventually had to admit defeat and sell the playmaker to Barcelona because there was no option left on the table.
