Christian Pulisic is considered to have "bailed out" AC Milan at times, but Ruud Gullit has told GOAL why the Rossoneris appointment of Ruben Amorim could be "very dangerous" for the USMNT star and other proven performers. A Portuguese coach that was sacked by Manchester United in January has returned to management in Italy, but will he repeat the mistakes that were made at Old Trafford? Amorim's Record at Man Utd: Games and Win Percentage Amorim was appointed by United having established a reputation across a title-winning spell in his homeland with Sporting as one of the most exciting young managers in world football. He failed to live up to expectations at the so-called Theatre of Dreams. The 41-year-old was given 61 games by the Red Devils in which to get things right, but picked up only 24 victories at a win ratio of just 38.1 per cent. Having tumbled into the bottom-half of the Premier League table, patience in Manchester could only stretch so thin. After 14 months in which he stubbornly refused to tinker with his favoured 3-4-3 approach, Amorim was unceremoniously relieved of his duties in the dugout. Serie A giants Milan have now decided to take a punt on his services. Will USMNT Star Pulisic Fit Into Amorim's System at AC Milan? There is plenty of talent to be found at San Siro, including United States international Pulisic, but will Amorim change his ways in order to bring the best out of those at his disposal or force them to fit into his tactical blueprint? When that question was put to Gullit, the Rossoneri icon - speaking in association with www.nysportsday.com - told GOAL: "Pulisic has done really well for Milan. He's bailed them out on many occasions with individual brilliance, so he's a quality player. I hope Amorim uses him. "But I'm always cautious with these things. You need to look at the players you have first and then build your tactics around them. If you impose a system that the squad has never played, you risk undermining their confidence. That's very dangerous." Amorim Got 14 Months in Manchester Will Milan Be As Patient? Massimiliano Allegri was only given one season back at Milan before being moved on at the end of the 2025-26 campaign, with failure to secure Champions League qualification working against him. Amorim is set to fall under immediate pressure to deliver for demanding owners and supporters, with it unlikely that he will be given as much leeway as was afforded to him in England. Pressed on the need to make an instant impact, Gullit added: "Nothing surprises me anymore in football. I've seen many managers who haven't performed particularly well still get high-profile jobs. "What I care about is Milan doing well - we've been far from the level we should be at. It's extremely difficult to maintain a consistently high level. You need patience, and what you're also seeing now is a lot of American ownership bringing a different philosophy into the game - and it doesn't always work. "The club makes the philosophy - not the coach. The coach needs to adapt to what the club wants and what kind of football they want to play. "Look at what happened at Feyenoord. [Arne] Slot built a fantastic system, they won trophies and played great football. Then a new coach came in wanting to play with three at the back, and it didn't work. After five or six games and lots of dropped points, he had to change it again. You have to respect the identity of the club." Transfer Talk: Pulisic on World Cup Duty as Milan Contract Saga Drags On It remains to be seen whether Pulisic - after registering 42 goals for Milan across three seasons - will play any part in the new Amorim era. The 27-year-old forward is yet to agree an extension to his contract. With only a year left to run on his current terms - with a 12-month option being factored into the equation - a man currently performing in the 2026 World Cup shop window may decide that the time has come for a fresh start as the Rossoneri cash in while still being in a position to demand a sizeable fee from any sale.

The past rivals meet once again under the Zuffa Boxing banner on Sunday

KANSAS CITY, MO - MAY 27: New York Yankees starting pitcher Gerritt Cole (45) as seen after b being relieved in the seventh inning during a MLB game between the New York Yankees and the Kansas City Royals on May 27, 2026, at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, MO. (Photo by Keith Gillett/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesEveryone can beat the Red Sox at home, right? They cant hit there. They make costly mental errors. Theyve won won just 15 games at their home ground in the Fens, the lowest number of any team in the league. All of this makes it grandly hilarious that the one team they apparently can beat at home right now is the New York Yankees. After beating the Yankees yet again, this time behind Jake Bennetts clean 6.1 innings, the Red Sox are now on their longest win streak of the season. Yes, three wins is not a very impressive streak. But, again, that just makes it even funnier that those three wins have come at the expense of the Yankees. Lets all laugh at their pain! The Sox scored early and often off Gerritt Cole, with Masataka Yoshida and Anthony Seigler picking up the daddy-torch Rafal Devers left in his locker 12 months ago. (Wait, ew, whats a daddy-torch? I dont want to think about it. Lets move on.) Yoshidas homer came in the first plate appearance of the game for the Sox, setting the tone for a pretty nice day at the ballpark. The two rivals will go at it again tomorrow as the Sox try to complete 2026s funniest sweep. Three StudsJake Bennett: The pitching depth, it is for realz. Bennett only struck out three batters, but found a way to keep the Yanks off the basepaths for most of the afternoon, taking his start all the way into the seventh. Masataka Yoshida: Might this be the start of one of Masas patented hey! hes a pretty good hitter! two-month stretches at the plate? TBD, but he notched two hits today and scored twice.Anthony Seigler: Ceddanne Rafalea joined Masa in the two-hit club, as he continues to build his case as one of the low-key best outfielders in the game. But Seiglers bomb was the first of his career, so lets stud him for that. One DudJarren Duran: Another 0-4 day and another two strikeouts for a guy who has been an offensive blackhole for most of the season. Is there some kind of rule that says the 2026 Red Sox need to have someone who is hitting worse than everyone else in the league at all times? Play of the GameIts one of the biggest days of Anthony Seiglers life, folks.View Link

This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more aboutSports Betting on FOX Sports. The final day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage is here, and only four spots remain in the knockout round. Groups J, K, and L wrap up and plenty is still to be decided before the knockout rounds begin. Saturday's schedule is loaded with opportunities for fans to trade on the tournament's biggest outcomes. New users can use Kalshi promo code FOXSPORTS to receive a $10 bonus. England can lock up first place in Group L against Panama with a win, while Ghana and Croatia battle for a crucial round of 32 berth. The day's biggest matches takes place in Group K. Colombia and Portugal meet with the group title on the line, while DR Congo keeps its knockout hopes alive with a must-win game against Uzbekistan. In Group J, already-qualified Argentina could rotate stars like Lionel Messi against eliminated Jordan, and Austria and Algeria square off in a pivotal matchup with advancement implications for both sides. Use the Kalshi promo code FOXSPORTS to claim your $10 bonus and trade on the rest of the World Cup group stage. Saturday will decide a lot before the knockout rounds begin. For more information and full terms and conditions, visit our Kalshi promo codepage. How to Claim the Kalshi Welcome Bonus Panama vs. England Odds *Odds/Probability are subject to change* More markets available on Kalshi. How to Watch Panama vs. England Players to Watch in Panama vs. England match Harry Kane remains England's focal point in attack, but he was held without a goal against Ghana. Expect England to look for ways to get its captain more involved as it aims to finish the group stage on a high. Bukayo Saka has made an immediate impact off the bench in both group-stage matches, providing an assist against Croatia and adding pace and creativity against Ghana. He could earn a starting role as England looks to generate more chances from the wings. Adalberto Carrasquilla is Panama's midfield leader and will be key to breaking up England's attacks while helping his side transition forward. His composure on the ball will be vital if Panama hopes to finish the tournament with a positive result. Orlando Mosquera has been one of Panama's standout performers despite two defeats, making several important saves to keep his team competitive. He will likely be called upon often against England's dangerous attack. Portugal vs. Colombia Odds *Odds/Probability are subject to change* More markets available on Kalshi. How to Watch Portugal vs. Colombia Players to Watch in Portugal vs. Colombia match Cristiano Ronaldo rediscovered his scoring touch with a brace against Uzbekistan, becoming the first player to score in six different men's World Cups. Portugal will again look to its captain to lead the attack in a match that could decide the group. Bruno Fernandes has been one of Portugal's key playmakers through the group stage, controlling possession and creating chances. His ability to unlock defenses will be crucial against Colombia's disciplined back line. Luis Daz has been one of Colombia's most dangerous attacking players, consistently creating chances and stretching opposing defenses. His pace and creativity give Colombia a constant threat on the counterattack. James Rodrguez continues to be Colombia's creative leader, orchestrating the attack and creating scoring opportunities. His experience and vision will be vital as Colombia looks to secure first place in the group.

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Sam Mayer is fighting for a spot in the Chase, and the NASCAR O'Reilly Series race in San Diego didn't help his odds. Mayer had a strong run going before hitting a wall on the restart, destroying his No. 41 car and causing a massive wreck. The Haas Factory Team competitor finished in 34th place.Following the wreck, Mayer talked about his incident in San Diego, and he was very somber. It is understandable after he made a mistake that wrecked many cars.First off, I just need to apologize for everybody in the field and everybody in the garage, Mayer said. I cannot be making mistakes like this, and Im just heartbroken right now. I mean, I cant be doing that. Thats just irresponsible, its embarrassing. Ive got to be better.We were up front, thought we could win to be honest with you, and we were looking really good, and I just didnt want to get used up on those restarts there towards the end, and I thought if I upped my aggression level from what it was, I could be in a really good spot, and I just overstepped my bounds. This one hurts a lot because San Diego is so freaking cool. This race track is so much fun. These guys work so hard. Im literally going to have to go walk around the entire garage and apologize, because theres what, 20-some people involved? Like, thats just embarrassing. I cant be doing that, and I hate it for everyone whos involved because they literally had no choice but to just drive in it, and its on me.Mayer hasn't been delivering consistent results during the 2026 NASCAR season, and it has only put him 34 points ahead of the Chase bubble in 11th place. Mayer hopes to find the speed and consistency to make a run for the championship, but he has to make the Chase first.More: How to watch NASCAR live at Sonoma in June 2026, full scheduleThis article originally appeared on Motorsports Wire: Sam Mayer addresses big NASCAR O'Reilly wreck at San Diego in 2026

Croatia and Ghana meet in their 2026 FIFA World Cup final group stage match on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. ET from Philadelphia Stadium. Croatia lost to England 2-4 in their opener and beat Panama 1-0 in their second match, with Ante Budimir, Petar Musa and Martin Baturina each scoring once in the tournament so far. Ghana beat Panama 1-0 in their opener and drew 0-0 with England in their second match, keeping clean sheets in both matches, with Caleb Yirenkyi scoring once in the tournament so far. Below are the details on how to watch. How to Watch Croatia vs. Ghana Group Standings Croatia vs. Ghana Odds Learn more about Croatia vs. Ghana and check the full FIFA World Cup schedule on FOX Sports! Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily.

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