Tyson’s cannabis company vying for Camp Nou naming rights
Mike Tyson’s cannabis company hopes to secure the naming rights to Barcelona’s iconic stadium after the club put it up for sale, according to the former boxing champion’s business partner.
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Italy minister lifts Serie A shutdown as players prepare to resume training
Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte has given the top flight the all-clear to resume activities under social distancing guidelines.
PSG squad not interested in money – Verratti
Marco Verratti insists that his Paris Saint-Germain team-mates are not interested in financial gain, while expressing his dream of winning the Champions League with the French side.
De Gea plans to stay at Manchester United for ‘many years’
Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has outlined his intention to stay at Old Trafford for “many years” to come.
Dortmund chief: Bundesliga won’t survive if it remains suspended
Borussia Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke claimed the Bundesliga “will go under” if the season does not resume in the next few months.
LaLiga might not return before summer – Spain’s health minister
The health minister of Spain, Salvador Illa, has refused to offer any guarantee that the LaLiga football season will resume before Spain’s summer arrives.
Why Messi is Simply the best
Mark Keohane, on IOL Sport, writes that Lionel Messi has no comparison as a goal scorer or goalscoring assist. He also participates in a goal every 70 minutes.
Barcelona not in the process of signing Neymar or Lautaro – LaLiga chief Tebas
Barcelona are not negotiating deals for Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar or Inter forward Lautaro Martinez, according to LaLiga president Javier Tebas.
Newcastle can sign Bale if they recruit manager like Pochettino – Berbatov
Newcastle United could be in the market for players such as Gareth Bale if they appoint a top-class manager like Mauricio Pochettino, claims Dimitar Berbatov.
Ajax chief Van der Sar: Missing out on Eredivisie title is ‘understandable’
Ajax chief executive Edwin van der Sar has said his side being denied the Eredivisie title is “understandable” after the league’s season was ended without a champion on Friday.