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Yan Diomande appears to have made up his mind.Despite attracting interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs and with Liverpool previously prepared to table a package worth close to €100 million, the RB Leipzig starlet has identified Paris Saint-Germain as his preferred destination should he leave Germany in the ongoing transfer window.Sources have told The Athletic that the 19-year-old Ivory Coast international is convinced by the sporting project being built at PSG under president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, football advisor Luis Campos and head coach Luis Enrique.Diomande’s letter to his late sister: “Since you died, I’m just blank. It’s like I’m not even human”More importantly, Diomande believes the French champions offer him the ideal environment to develop into one of the world’s elite footballers – and even fulfil his ambition of one day winning the Ballon d’Or.That conviction appears to outweigh interest from elsewhere.Liverpool have long admired the versatile winger and were willing ..

Thirty Kenyan tennis players are expected to earn themselves a chance at valuable ranking points, when they take part in the World Tennis Tour Junior tournament at Nairobi Club, for the next three weeks.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThis comes after Nairobi was granted the opportunity to host the developmental tournament, which is expected to offer a competitive pathway for young tennis players across the world to develop their skills. Further, the players will earn international ranking points and prepare for future careers at the highest levels of the sport.Madina Okot makes first WNBA start as Dream drop third consecutive gameOver three weeks beginning Sunday, 28 June, talented junior athletes will range from countries including: Kenya, China, Hong Kong, India, South Africa, Uganda, Madagascar, Ghana, Ethiopia, Ireland, Korea, Canada, Czech Republic, Australia, Spain, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Unites Arab Emirates, Israel, USA, Zimbabwe, Germany, Belgium, Great Britain, S..

Carlos Queiroz is no fan of FIFA’s expanded 48-team World Cup.Ironically, Ghana are among the biggest beneficiaries of the new format. The Black Stars booked their place in the Round of 32 after beating Panama and earning a valuable draw against England, progressing as one of the tournament’s best third-placed teams. Yet even that achievement has done little to change Queiroz’s opinion.Ghana lose to Croatia as England seal Group LSpeaking after Ghana’s 2-1 defeat to Croatia in Philadelphia, the 73-year-old delivered a passionate defence of what he believes the World Cup should represent.”I believe that value comes when things are rare,” Queiroz said.”The number of teams that can qualify for this competition can turn it into something vulgar and ordinary. When so many teams can qualify, is the value still rare? That would seem debatable to me, but it is only my opinion.”##NAJAVA_MECA_9824975##The expanded format, introduced at this World Cup after FIFA approved the change back in 2017, ..

The group stage of the World Cup has come to an end. A total of 72 matches have been played, producing 215 goals – an average of almost three per game!As we await the start of the knockout rounds, this is the perfect moment to look back at the key statistics from the first 17 days of the tournament in North America.So far, this has been the highest-scoring World Cup in history, which is hardly surprising given that the number of participants has increased from 32 to 48.The biggest victory belonged to Germany, who crushed Curacao 7-1, while co-hosts Canada defeated Qatar 6-0.There were also two five-goal wins, with Portugal and Senegal both recording 5-0 victories over Uzbekistan and Iraq, respectively.Who is the best? Africa!Eleven teams saw all three of their group-stage matches finish with at least three goals.Those teams were Germany, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Senegal, Algeria, Tunisia, New Zealand, Iraq, Jordan, and Uzbekistan. Of those, only the first six advanced to the Ro..