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Oliver Kahn believes Manuel Neuer should walk away from football on a high if Bayern Munich secure the Champions League trophy this season. The legendary former goalkeeper questioned whether his successor truly needs to endure one last World Cup campaign in his 40s. Kahn urges Neuer to exit at the top In a candid discussion with Sky Sports, Kahn addressed the future of the 40-year-old Bayern Munich captain. Following a vintage performance against Real Madrid, speculation has mounted regarding whether the veteran should reconsider his international retirement. However, Kahn believes the ultimate swansong lies in European club success rather than another trip to the international stage. What Kahn said "Is that now not the perfect time, to take all the titles with Bayern again and then really exit at the very highest point at which one can exit?" Kahn asked. "Do I still need a World Cup in the USA with over 40 degrees in the shade? Do I still have to put myself through that? Those are the thoughts that I think he is making for himself at the moment. "If he wins the Champions League again with Bayern now, it would be his third title. He is a world champion. Then it would be smart to say: 'That was it now.' That is also an art for an athlete." Germany legend warns against World Cup return Despite reports that Nagelsmann is blocking the legend's return to the national team, the debate continues to swirl. Didi Hamann, also appearing on the panel, was even more direct about the goalkeeper's role with Die Mannschaft. When asked about the possibility of the veteran regathering his gloves for the 2026 tournament, the former Liverpool midfielder was blunt in his assessment. "I would not take Manuel Neuer with me to the World Cup," Hamann stated. He also criticised Nagelsmanns management of the national team, suggesting the coach focuses too much on systems over the "mentality and a certain spirit" required for a major tournament. Hamann further noted the lack of leadership figures compared to previous years, stating: "In this squad there is neither a Kroos nor a Gundogan". German campaign in 2026 Nagelsmann is aiming to restore Germany's glory at the World Cup after two disappointing campaigns in 2018 and 2022, where the 2014 champions were eliminated in the first round twice in a row. In 2026, the four-time World Cup winners hope to return to contention for the title, facing a relatively easy group that includes Ecuador, Ivory Coast, and Curacao.

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NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli mania swept through the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati ahead of the IPL 2026 clash between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Fans waited eagerly for a glimpse of their superstar, and when he finally stepped out, the atmosphere transformed instantly.Around 2030 minutes before the toss, Kohli, dressed in shorts and a T-shirt, walked out to the middle for his warm-up. The moment he appeared, the stadium erupted, with deafening cheers of Kohli! Kohli echoing across the stands.However, the excitement was short-lived as players soon rushed back to the pavilion, with fans opening umbrellas as rain arrived and delayed the toss.The forecast had looked promising earlier, but what began as a light drizzle quickly intensified, forcing the on-field umpires to call for covers. Initially, only the square was protected, but as the rain picked up, covers were spread across the entire ground.Rajasthan Royals come into the contest on a high, sitting atop the table after wins over Chennai Super Kings, Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians. Meanwhile, Royal Challengers Bengaluru arrive with momentum of their own, having secured back-to-back victories against Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai.Both teams possess formidable batting line-ups, though Rajasthan appear slightly more balanced with the ball under the leadership of Riyan Parag. The pace departments on either side look equally threatening, with Jacob Duffy and Bhuvneshwar Kumar leading RCBs attack, while Jofra Archer and Nandre Burger spearhead Rajasthans bowling. AVI__VK_18 (@AVI__VK_18) One of the standout stories this season has been the rapid rise of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, whose fearless strokeplay has lit up IPL 2026. After an impressive half-century against Chennai Super Kings, he stunned everyone by taking on Jasprit Bumrah, launching audacious sixes off his first and fourth deliveries and even taking on Trent Boult during the Powerplay.With a knack for explosive starts, he has brushed aside any notion of second-season pressure. At the same time, Devdutt Padikkal has quietly evolved into a T20 force. Batting at No. 3, he blends technique with aggression, striking at over 200 this season while showing marked improvement against the short ball.

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The Texans held their annual local prospect day Friday morning with players meeting coach DeMeco Ryans and other staff members.The meeting, testing and medical exams included strong-armed Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones.The Baylor transfer passed for 1,919 yards, 17 touchdowns and nine interceptions last season with 644 rushing yards and nine touchdowns.Drones is a former Shadow Creek standout. He passed for 5,257 yards and 71 touchdowns and rushed for 1,300 yards and 23 touchdowns. Drones (6-foot-2, 232 pounds) finished his collegiate career with 5,785 yards, 45 touchdowns and 19 interceptions and rushed for 1,847 yards and 22 touchdowns.He passed for 2,085 yards, 17 touchdowns and three interceptions with 818 rushing yards and five scores in his first season for the Hokies after playing in seven games in two season for Baylor.Drones cousin through marriage is Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward.The Texans hosted Texas A&M running back EJ Smith, the son of Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith.Smith, a Stanford transfer who ran for 87 yards and a touchdown on his first carry of the 2022 season, rushed for 205 yards and four touchdowns last season for the Aggies. He scored nine career touchdowns.John Carroll University record-setting All-American wide receiver Tyren Montgomery, a Woodlands College Park graduate who didnt play organized football in high school as he concentrated on basketball, attended the session. Montgomery excelled in the Senior Bowl and American Bowl all-star games. Montgomery broke Texans special teams coordinator Frank Ross receiving records at John Carroll.Montgomery, who previously attended LSU and the University of Houston before his first season of organized football at Nicholls State, caught 119 passes for 1,528 yards and 15 touchdowns last season for John Carroll. He caught 57 passes for 1,071 yards and 17 touchdowns two seasons ago.The Texans brought in Alabama offensive lineman Kam Dewberry, a former Texas A&M blue chip recruit from Atascosita. Dewberry (6-foot-4, 332 pounds) started 13 games at left guard last season for the Crimson Tide. At Texas A&M, he played in 32 games. He was ranked the ninth overall recruit in Texas as a senior and fifth among interior lnmen nationally and was an Under Armour All-American.Rice cornerback Omari Porter (6-2, 198), a Stanford transfer who started every game at corner last season and recorded a career-high 36 tackles with eight pass deflections, participated in the local day.University of Houston wide receiver Stephon Johnson, an Oklahoma State transfer, participated. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound senior caught 13 passes for 275 yards and two touchdown last season. He caught a 74-yard touchdown against Rice.Shad Banks Jr., a Texas-San Antonio linebacker and TCU transfer who excelled in the East-West Shrine Bowl and ran a 4.6 at his Pro Day, is a North Shore graduate and former Texas A&M recruit. Banks led UTSA with 94 tackles last season and was named a team captain.University of Florida starting right guard Damieon George Jr., a 6-foot-6, 354-pound transfer from Alabama, was another attendee. George, an SEC academic honor roll member, started every game at right guard last season for the Gators. He had a 70.2 pass blocking grade. George participated in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers local prospect day. He won three state titles at North Shore and was a four-star recruit for Alabama.The Texans met with Furman safety Taylen Blaylock, an Atascosita graduate. A 5-foot-10, 203-pound Lindenwood transfer who began his career at Sam Houston State as a starter as a freshman, Blaylock is the son of former NFL running back Derrick Blaylock. He intercepted two passes last season, returning one for a touchdown, and had 45 tackles, 4 1/2 for losses.In high school, Blaylock was an all-district selection and two-time special teams district Most Valuable Player. He had five career interceptions and seven career return touchdowns on punts and kickoffs.Ohio State kicker Jayden Fielding, a League City native who attended Clear Creek before transferring to the IMG Academy, participated in the workout. He made the game-winning field goal for the Buckeyes in the 2025 national championship game victory over Notre Dame. A second-team All-Big Ten selection, Fielding made 16 of 20 field goals last season and all 56 extra points. He hit 13 of 17 field goals two seasons ago and 16 of 20 kicks three years ago.Stanford cornerback and team captain Collin Wright (6-foot, 195, Missouri City) participated. He started every game for the Cardinal last season, with 33 tackles and an interception returned for a touchdown. As a junior, he started at corner and nickel and had 45 tackles and led the team with three interceptions. He was a three-time all-state selection at Manvel and had 156 career tackles and 13 interceptions.Michigan State Joshua Eaton, an Oklahoma and Texas State transfer and Aldine McCarthur graduate, played in 55 career games in six college seasons. He started eight games last season for the Spartans and had 19 tackles. He started every game at Texas State before transferring. Eaton was an all-district selection who ran track and played basketball.The Texans invited University of Houston defensive lineman Carlos Allen Jr. and kicker Ethan Sanchez, but both attended the Atlanta Falcons local day Friday.Joshua Eaton, corner, Michigan State

Tyson Fury has revealed he relocated his family to the Isle of Man after fearing for their safety at his Morecambe home.The heavyweight boxer moved wife Paris and their seven children from the Lancashire seaside town towards the end of last year following a string of unsettling encounters with disturbed strangers."When people know where you live, you can be targeted at any time, so now I have moved and my address is confidential," Fury said.The 37-year-old had called Morecambe home for two decades after initially arriving for a Christmas training camp. His family life there featured prominently in two Netflix series.However, persistent intrusions from unwanted visitors ultimately forced the former world champion to seek a fresh start elsewhere.The incident that finally convinced Fury to leave occurred when a man climbed over his 40ft gates while the boxer was training at the gym."The final straw was when I had a lunatic come over my gates 40ft gates. I've got an attack dog, I've got everything," Fury explained.The intruder, approximately 35 years old and dressed in a dressing gown and pyjamas, told police he had come "to be adopted by Tyson and Paris" and claimed to be visiting his parents.Paris telephoned her husband in a panic after a neighbour spotted the man scaling bins to get over the perimeter."This man could have had a knife or anything on him. At that moment I thought 'I'm f* here'," Fury recalled.The bizarre intrusions extended far beyond that single incident. Fury described how he was forced to disconnect his gate intercom because it rang constantly through the night, particularly at weekends."I had crackpots, drunk people, parking outside the front of the house ringing the bell asking 'is Tyson in'?" he said.One particularly memorable visitor arrived covered entirely in seashells, insisting he had been sent by God to speak with the boxer. Fury's manager Spencer Brown resolved that situation by offering the man 20, who promptly took the money and disappeared."These people are innocent but when is it going to be one who isn't innocent?" Fury questioned.The boxer also disclosed that foreign criminals had specifically travelled to Britain intending to rob him and other celebrities before fleeing the country.Despite the upheaval, Fury insists he harbours no resentment about leaving Lancashire after two decades."I looked at moving abroad, far away, but it turned out that the Isle of Man is the perfect place for me English speaking, English pound notes," he said.The boxer steps back into action tomorrow at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium against Arslanbek Makhmudov, marking his fifth emergence from retirement and first UK bout since beating Derek Chisora in 2022.Victory over the Canadian heavyweight could pave the way for a long-anticipated clash with Anthony Joshua."This is a circus. This is my dream job and I have been able to do my dream job," Fury said. "I dreamed as a child of being the heavyweight world champion and I have lived it. It's absolutely fabulous to be back in boxing. The circus continues."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter