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Mohamed Salah has insisted Jurgen Klopp‘s decision to leave Liverpool won’t impact his future with the club, amid speculation that key names could depart. Though the dust has settled to an extent following Klopp’s shock announcement back in January, there remains an uncertainty around Liverpool. Fenway Sports Group are close to appointing Michael Edwards in a senior role to oversee Football operations, while Richard Hughes is expected to follow as sporting director. But with Klopp’s successor not yet established, there could be concerns over key players within the squad deciding it is time to move elsewhere. Salah and Virgil van Dijk are chief among those with doubts over their futures, given their contracts expire in 2025 – the captain was already forced to dismiss speculation after admitting he “didn’t know” whether he saw himself as part of the next reign. Speaking to Jamie Carragher in an interview for Sky Sports , however, ...

It has been a very dramatic season so far for Manchester United for a number of different reasons, one of which is Jadon Sancho. Erik ten Hag has had a lot to deal with when it comes to player selection, mainly due to the sheer number of injuries there has been. Along with that, there was the departure of Mason Greenwood, the temporary absence of Antony, and the public falling out with Sancho that has seen the English winger indefinitely frozen out by the Dutch coach. The situation with Sancho has gone on long enough now that many wonder if he is going to be leaving in January, despite only arriving in 2021 after a long chase for a massive £73m. Here is a look at the current situation and whether he really will depart at the next opportunity. Why isn't Jadon Sancho playing for Man Utd? Jadon Sancho only featured three times this season before the event / Stu Forster/GettyImages It is fair to say that Jadon Sancho has never found his best form at Manchester United, but he seemingly ...

The Pramac rider scored his first grand prix victory in two years last weekend at the German Grand Prix, when he beat world champion Francesco Bagnaia by just 0.064 seconds. Martin is now just 16 points behind Bagnaia in the championship coming into this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix at Assen. Over the last few months, Martin's future has been a topic of discussion as links to the factory Yamaha squad persisted. Martin confirmed during the French GP weekend that he has a clause in his two-year Ducati deal that stipulated he could leave if a factory team offered him a contract. Ducati sporting director Paolo Ciabatti said earlier in the year that he doubted Martin would leave the Italian brand's stable, and told GPone.com last week that the Spaniard will be on a Pramac-run Ducati "as planned". Asked ahead of this weekend's Dutch GP about his future, Martin said: "I'm happy where I am. "I don't see a reason to change. I have a facto...