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After a frustrating first season at Manchester City there should be more to come from an elegant full-backRayan Ait-Nouri endured a frustrating first season at Manchester City. He was restricted to 28 appearances in all competitions. An ankle injury suffered early in the 2025-26 season hampered Ait-Nouris bid to acclimatise himself to life at City. He also took part in the African Cup of Nations with Algeria which cost him the opportunity to make a bigger impact for Pep Guardiolas side. Recently, Ait-Nouri has spoken of his frustration on how his first season at Manchester City unfolded. However, based on how Enzo Maresca uses his full-backs, the opportunity is there for Ait-Nouri to bounce back this upcoming season.Rayan Ait-Nouri wants to show more of what he can for Manchester City this season.In a recent interview with Simon Bajkowski for the Manchester Evening News, Rayan Ait-Nouri shared his view that he could have given more for his team last season. Speaking on how his first season at Manchester City unfolded, the Algerian left-back said: I was not very happy because I can give more. It was tough because in the beginning I was injured and after I tried to come back and I tried to give everything for this team and for this shirt.The most important is the team. Last year we won two cups and it was also a very good experience and we trained with this coach. It was amazing for me and for the team and Im very happy to be part of this team.Also, Rayan Ait-Nouri said how happy he was to be playing under Enzo Maresca. Ait-Nouri also revealed that he is extremely happy to be at Manchester City. The Algerian international added: The training sessions look very good, I really enjoy to train with this manager and we will see what happens. Im very happy to be here. Im very confident, I want to show everyone what I can do on the pitch. I showed before, I will show this season I hope and Im very, very excited to start the season and to be here. Im very happy.Enzo Marescas system may suit Ait-Nouris style of play but competition will be fierce for the left-back role.Rayan Ait-Nouri has the technical ability to be a very strong contributor for Enzo Maresca and his team. Ait-Nouris defensive work is solid enough for him to play an important role for Manchester City. Also, in Manchester Citys recent friendly against Inter Milan, you could see how Maresca uses his full-backs to suit Rayan Ait-Nouri. Maresca likes his full-backs to invert into midfield. Rayan Ait-Nouri has the necessary technical and tactical ability to fulfil this role. Rayan Ait-Nouris ability in possession is elite, and it does make him a viable option for Enzo Maresca.However, competition for the left-back spot in the Manchester City squad is fierce. Nico OReilly is Manchester Citys first-choice for the position based on how last season unfolded. Josko Gvardiol is another viable option for Enzo Maresca at left-back. It isnt a stretch to say that both players are ahead of Rayan Ait-Nouri at this stage. But if Nico OReilly moves into midfield and Josko Gvardiol is preferred at centre-back, it may open an opportunity up for Ait-Nouri.If that opportunity does come along, Rayan Ait-Nouri is determined to take it. The Algerian international is eager to show more this season than he did in his debut campaign at Manchester City. The opportunity may be there for Ait-Nouri to do so especially given the change of system that Maresca will implement which could give Ait-Nouri the chance he is seeking.

Mohammad Amir's PSL conundrum: Pacer's future at Rawalpindiz under scanner after acquiring British citizenship originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Mohammad Amir's British citizenship reclassifies him as a PSL overseas player.Rawalpindi face contractual confusion over his existing two-year deal status.PCB yet to clarify retention rules following Amir's citizenship change.Mohammad Amir's PSL future thrown into doubt following British citizenship switchPakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir's newly acquired British citizenship has thrown up unexpected questions about where he stands in the next edition of the Pakistan Super League.It is a competition he had previously featured in as a local player right up until last season.Speaking on Wisden's The Scoop Extended, Amir confirmed that his shift in nationality status means he will no longer qualify as a domestic cricketer within the PSL framework.His British passport was officially confirmed back in June, around the time Nottinghamshire brought him on board for the 2026 Vitality Blast.When the county side announced Amir's signing, they clarified that he wouldn't be counted among their overseas quota during his time at Trent Bridge, precisely because he now holds British citizenship.That same status change also opened the door for him to be treated as a home-grown player across English domestic tournaments more broadly. Building on that, Amir went on to join Trent Rockets for the 2026 season of The Hundred, stepping in as a replacement for David Payne.MORE:Babar Azam Test centuries: Full career stats detailed as Pakistan captain on the verge of scoring first Test 100 in four yearsWhy the PSL situation looks differentThe picture flips entirely when it comes to the PSL, where his new citizenship is expected to see him reclassified as an overseas cricketer instead. That shift means any franchise wanting to field him would now need to factor him into their limited quota of foreign player slots, rather than treating him as a domestic pick as before.Amir had represented Rawalpindi during PSL 2026 after being picked up for PKR 5.4 crore in that year's opening auction, forming part of a marquee group of signings that also included Naseem Shah and Daryl Mitchell.His likely reclassification now creates a contractual headache, since players retained or purchased ahead of PSL 2026 were signed under two-year deals spanning both the 2026 and 2027 seasons.Under the league's current auction rules, franchises are permitted to retain as many as seven players heading into PSL 12, while anyone released returns to the general auction pool.At this stage, the Pakistan Cricket Board hasn't clarified whether Rawalpindi will be allowed to hold onto Amir under the terms of his original contract now that his classification has changed.Speculation has emerged suggesting PSL 2027 could turn out to be Amir's final season in the tournament, though this hasn't been confirmed by the player himself, the PCB, or the Rawalpindi franchise.What is firmly established is that Amir now carries a British passport, is treated as a domestic player within English cricket, and appears set to be labelled an overseas cricketer the next time he turns out in the PSL.MORE:Cricket world baffled as PAK drop 'best bowler' Abbas for WI 2nd Test over 'conditions'The PCB needs to move quickly on thisSituations like Amir's aren't unprecedented in global franchise cricket, but they do demand swift clarity from the governing body involved.Leaving a player's contractual status hanging in limbo doesn't just create uncertainty for Amir personally; it also puts Rawalpindi in an awkward planning position ahead of what could be a crucial retention and auction cycle for PSL 12.There's also a fairness angle worth considering. Amir didn't choose to complicate his own contract; he simply pursued opportunities in English cricket that required a change in citizenship.MORE:Most matches as Pakistan captain in Tests, ODIs and T20IsPunishing him or Rawalpindi with a messy, drawn-out resolution because of unclear league regulations would be an unnecessary own goal for a competition that's worked hard to build its global reputation.The sooner the PCB issues clear guidance, the better it is for everyone involved, including fans who deserve to know whether they'll see Amir in Rawalpindi colours again.For all the latest cricket news, opinion, and commentary and to share your voice, head to ourFacebook,Instagram,andX (Twitter)pages

The Cincinnati Reds were supposed to be big sellers at the trade deadline. They wanted to do more, were expected to do more and maybe should've done more.There still might be at least one big outcome to a really small deadline. They were willing to listen to offers at the Aug. 3 deadline for previously untouchable pitcher Hunter Greene. The Reds also made the decision to keep underrated pitcher Brady Singer, who could get a qualifying offer to return for at least one more year.That could suggest the Reds feel they have enough pitching depth to compete in 2027 and explore trading Greene after the season.If the Reds are going to win next year, Singer is the kind of guy they need. Hes what they call a dawg. He eats innings. He pitches hurt. Hes a competitor. Hes a pro. Singer is what the Reds need more of, a tough guy who gives them a chance to win. He's pitched through a blister and being drilled on the foot by a line drive this season. Singer, who has a 2.70 ERA in his last 10 starts, is the only Reds starting pitcher who hasn't gone on the injured list the last two seasons. Singer is far from a superstar, but he's everything Greene is not. Greene has yet to pitch a full season in the majors since making his ballyhooed debut in 2022.Team president Nick Krall and manager Terry Francona love Singer, because he sets an example in the clubhouse for all these young pitchers the Reds have pinned their hopes to. The Reds need more tough guys on the roster to change the lingering culture of the last regime.Singer, who turns 31 on Aug. 4, will be a free agent after the season. But by not trading him, the Reds are expected to make Singer a one-year, qualifying offer of roughly $23 million. Thats a lot of money, sure, but the Reds have calculated that a starting rotation that includes Chase Burns, Andrew Abbott and Singer is a pretty good start to legitimately compete in 2027.There's a good chance Singer would accept the offer in an uncertain free-agent market impacted by the likely lockout this winter. But if Singer were to decline the offer, the Reds will get a first-round compensation pick from the team that signs him. The Reds see that pick being more valuable than what teams were offering at the trade deadline. Meanwhile, it's believed this was the first time the Reds have been open to dealing Greene, who just hasn't been able to stay on the mound. It could be a big first step toward creating the kind of success that the Milwaukee Brewers have pulled off with similar limited resources. The Brewers know when to move top pitchers such as Cy Young Award winner Corbin Burnes, Josh Hader and Freddy Peralta and sustain a competitive window by getting strong enough returns of players ready to help the big-league club. If Greene pitches well down the stretch, there might be an opportunity to field offers again even in an offseason of uncertainty. There could be 3-4 weeks before the likely lockout to explore trading Greene, a 2024 All-Star and two-time Opening Day starter.It's taken a while for the front office to embrace the idea of a future without Greene. But Reds haven't consistently won with him and Greene is no longer the future of the franchise.Contact columnist Jason Williams atjwilliams@enquirer.comThis article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: What MLB trade deadline says about Hunter Greene's future | Williams

The Cincinnati Reds were supposed to be big sellers at the trade deadline. They wanted to do more, were expected to do more and maybe should've done more.There still might be at least one big outcome to a really small deadline. They were willing to listen to offers at the Aug. 3 deadline for previously untouchable pitcher Hunter Greene. The Reds also made the decision to keep underrated pitcher Brady Singer, who could get a qualifying offer to return for at least one more year.That could suggest the Reds feel they have enough pitching depth to compete in 2027 and explore trading Greene after the season.If the Reds are going to win next year, Singer is the kind of guy they need. Hes what they call a dawg. He eats innings. He pitches hurt. Hes a competitor. Hes a pro. Singer is what the Reds need more of, a tough guy who gives them a chance to win. He's pitched through a blister and being drilled on the foot by a line drive this season. Singer, who has a 2.70 ERA in his last 10 starts, is the only Reds starting pitcher who hasn't gone on the injured list the last two seasons. Singer is far from a superstar, but he's everything Greene is not. Greene has yet to pitch a full season in the majors since making his ballyhooed debut in 2022.Team president Nick Krall and manager Terry Francona love Singer, because he sets an example in the clubhouse for all these young pitchers the Reds have pinned their hopes to. The Reds need more tough guys on the roster to change the lingering culture of the last regime.Singer, who turns 31 on Aug. 4, will be a free agent after the season. But by not trading him, the Reds are expected to make Singer a one-year, qualifying offer of roughly $23 million. Thats a lot of money, sure, but the Reds have calculated that a starting rotation that includes Chase Burns, Andrew Abbott and Singer is a pretty good start to legitimately compete in 2027.There's a good chance Singer would accept the offer in an uncertain free-agent market impacted by the likely lockout this winter. But if Singer were to decline the offer, the Reds will get a first-round compensation pick from the team that signs him. The Reds see that pick being more valuable than what teams were offering at the trade deadline. Meanwhile, it's believed this was the first time the Reds have been open to dealing Greene, who just hasn't been able to stay on the mound. It could be a big first step toward creating the kind of success that the Milwaukee Brewers have pulled off with similar limited resources. The Brewers know when to move top pitchers such as Cy Young Award winner Corbin Burnes, Josh Hader and Freddy Peralta and sustain a competitive window by getting strong enough returns of players ready to help the big-league club. If Greene pitches well down the stretch, there might be an opportunity to field offers again even in an offseason of uncertainty. There could be 3-4 weeks before the likely lockout to explore trading Greene, a 2024 All-Star and two-time Opening Day starter.It's taken a while for the front office to embrace the idea of a future without Greene. But Reds haven't consistently won with him and Greene is no longer the future of the franchise.Contact columnist Jason Williams atjwilliams@enquirer.comThis article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: What MLB trade deadline says about Hunter Greene's future | Williams