Manchester United want 28-year-old wide player to strengthen vulnerable positionManchester United are reportedly interested in signing the Fulham defender Antonee Robinson.According to reports via CaughtOffside, the 28-year-old left back is a target for the Red Devils as they look to add more depth to that area of the pitch.They should look to bring in a capable alternative to Luke Shaw, and the United States International would be ideal for them. He has shown his quality in the Premier League consistently, and there is no doubt that he has the ability to play for a bigger club.Robinson is at the peak of his career, and this is the right opportunity for him to take on a bigger challenge. Manchester United are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and the opportunity to play for them will be exciting for the defender. It will be interesting to see if the Red Devils are willing to make a move for him in the coming weeks.They are looking to add more depth to the defensive unit, and they have identified the Atalanta youngster Giorgio Scalvini as a target as well.Meanwhile, Fulham will not want to lose a key player like Robinson easily. They could look to demand a premium for him.The 28-year-old defender has a contract with Fulham until 2028. The London club is under no pressure to sell him immediately, and Manchester United will have to accept their demands in order for the move to go through.Manchester United have been linked with players like Jorge Salinas and Lewis Hall as well. It is clear that they are looking to add more depth to the left-back department. Adding an experienced and reliable performer like Robinson to the squad would be a step in the right direction.Leave a ReplyCancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name *Email *Notify me of follow-up comments by email.Notify me of new posts by email.

Motorsport photoNirei Fukuzumi scored his second win of the Super Formula season amid a strange turn of events involving the safety car that left Igor Fraga furious at losing out on victory.Rookie Racing driver Fukuzumi and Ayumu Iwasa were the two biggest beneficiaries of the safety car being called at the end of lap 27 of the 51-lap contest, owing to Sena Sakaguchi and Roman Stanek both hitting trouble at different points on the track.Fraga had been leading the way at this point, the Nakajima Racing staying out as the early leaders Tomoki Nojiiri and Kakunoshin Ohta came in for their mandatory stops.The safety car was scrambled just as Fraga was in the pits, and the Brazilian came out barely ahead of Nojiris Team Mugen machine and Ohtas Dandelion Racing car.However, while most of the drivers who were yet to stop followed Fraga into the pits, Fukuzumi and Mugen both stayed out and never caught the safety car before coming in for their tyre changes at the end of lap 28.It gave the pair a huge advantage, and the rest of the pack, headed by Fraga, were given the wave-by to reset the gaps ahead of the restart on lap 36.From there, stalemate prevailed among the top three drivers as Fukuzumi hung on by 0.505 seconds to score his fourth career Super Formula victory, and his second at Sugo, ahead of reigning champion Iwasa, while Fraga finished third.Read Also:How a Le Mans winner is changing the game for female racing in JapanIn his parc ferme interview, Fraga said he couldnt accept the circumstances in which he had lost the race, adding he felt the result should not be valid in light of what happened.Behind the lead trio, Ohta passed Nojiri the lap after the restart to grab fourth and limit the damage to his points lead, which stands at 45.5 points with four races remaining.Nojiri completed the top five ahead of Tadasuke Makino in the second Dandelion car, while the points places were filled out by the two TOMS machines of Sho Tsuboi and Sacha Fenestraz, Zak OSullivan (Team Impul) and Ren Sato (Nakajima Racing).Luke Browning made up 10 places from his lowly starting position of 21st but missed out on a points finish by just under three-tenths of a second in 11th. The Williams Formula 1 reserve driver endured an eventful Saturday as he suffered two offs in the gravel in the opening practice session, making contact with the barriers in the second instance, before being eliminated in his Q1 group.Stanek meanwhile battled high fever to qualify a respectable 15th for Buzz MK Racing before his race came to an end in the gravel at Rainbow corner.To read more Motorsport.com articles visit our website.

As a new season draws near, football-hungry fans around the country will be tweaking their fantasy teams, making themselves experts on rumoured transfer targets and keeping eyes keenly trained on new kit releases.It's an exciting time for collectors, whether they're looking for never-before-seen designs, classic shirts reimagined or niche releases from far-flung lands to impress their colleagues at five-a-side.BBC Sport has rounded up a non-exhaustive list of some of the best kit releases for 2026-27 so far, ordered alphabetically. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to vote for your top 10.AC Milan (away)Marking 20 years since AC Milan's last Champions League title, the Rossoneri's new away shirt is modelled by legendary former player Filippo Inzaghi - who won the trophy twice with the club, including scoring a brace in the 2007 final in Athens to beat Liverpool - and current defender Davide Bartesaghi.AFC Wimbledon (away)League One side AFC Wimbledon's away kit, in red and yellow, shares the same colour palette as the kit the team wore on the day of their promotion to the top flight for the first time ever on 3 May 1986.Arsenal (home)Marking 20 years since the Gunners moved to Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's new home shirt has a bold red base, with white accents. Mikel Arteta's men kick off their Premier League title defence against promoted side Coventry City on Friday 21 August.Arsenal (third)The north London club have reprised their famous yellow for this season's third strip, with a kit reminiscent of away shirts worn by Arsenal players during the late 1980s.Aston Villa (home)Aston Villa's new home kit is an instant classic. However, the club were warned over sportswashing after revealing Visit Rwanda - the African country's tourist board - as their new front-of-shirt sponsor last month.Atletico Madrid (home)Atletico Madrid's new home shirt platforms the Rojiblancos' famous stripes, together with a subtle trident motif - a symbol associated with the club's fans, who gather at Madrid's Neptune Fountain to celebrate victories.Barcelona (home)The Blaugrana have adapted their traditional stripes for this year's home kit. Hansi Flick will be aiming for a third successive La Liga title since taking over as manager in May 2024.Bayern Munich (away)Adidas have gone for a retro revival with many of their kits this year and Bayern Munich's away strip sits very much in that vein - simple, clean and with the traditional trefoil logo. Vincent Kompany's team reached the Champions League final last season and have become one of the most exciting teams to watch in Europe.Blackburn Rovers (home)Blackburn Rovers' new partnership with Umbro has been launched with an absolute stunner of a kit. After they survived relegation from the Championship last season, manager Tony Mowbray returned to Ewood Park in June for his second spell in charge at the club.Bournemouth (home)Bournemouth struck a club-record deal with new kit supplier Hummel in May.German manager Marco Rose will succeed Andoni Iraola at Vitality Stadium this season after the Spaniard departed having led the Cherries to their first ever European qualification.Brentford (home)In a commitment to affordability and sustainability, Brentford announced earlier this month that their new home kit would also be worn during the 2027-28 season.Brighton (home)Brighton's new home kit, with its subtle pinstripes and white neckline, draws heavily on the strip worn by the Seagulls during the 1983 FA Cup final, which they lost 4-0 in a replay against Ron Atkinson's Manchester United.Celtic (home)Celtic's new home shirt celebrates 60 years since the Lisbon Lions defeated Inter Milan to win the European Cup at the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon, with a commemorative badge and inscription inside the neck.Chelsea (home)Chelsea's new home kit pays homage to their nineties 'Italian Renaissance', when Gianluca Vialli and Gianfranco Zola helped bring success to the club, including the 1997 FA Cup and 1998 League Cup.Club America (home)Mexican side Club America's new home shirt is inspired by one worn during the 1998-99 season, with the club's crest blown up across the torso.Como (home)Manager Cesc Fabregas has turned Como into a serious outfit and this is a serious kit to match. The Italian side qualified for the Champions League for the first time last season and will be hoping to kick on from there.Coventry City (home)Coventry City's new home shirt draws inspiration from the kit worn by players during the 1987 FA Cup final victory over Tottenham Hotspur.The Sky Blues will return to the Premier League in August for the first time in 25 years after gaining promotion under manager Frank Lampard.Dunfermline Athletic (away)Scottish Championship side Dunfermline Athletic have released a shirt that harks back to the one they wore during the 1994-95 season. Everton (home)The Toffees' new home shirt draws inspiration from marine flags found around the docks at the Hill Dickinson stadium. Fenerbahce (away)Turkish club Fenerbahce's new away shirt is inspired by the first kit the club ever wore when they were founded in 1907.Fiorentina (home)Marking the club's centenary, Fiorentina's new home shirt features an embossed pattern inspired by the ornamental frames of Renaissance art found in the city of Florence.Fulham (away)Fulham's away shirt is a reinterpretation of an iconic chequered jersey worn 30 years ago during the 1996-97 season.Grimsby Town (away)In 1996-97, Grimsby Town played in an away kit that was almost identical to one worn by the likes of Roberto Baggio, George Weah and Paolo Maldini at AC Milan. With Lotto returning as the League Two club's kit supplier this season, that design has been revived for a new generation of Mariners fans.Hull City (home)Launching their new partnership with Oxen, Hull City have released a very retro kit for the new campaign, evoking the shirts the Tigers wore during the late seventies.Sergej Jakirovic's team will return to the Premier League for the first time in a decade this season, kicking off their campaign at home against Manchester United on Saturday 22 August.Ipswich Town (home)Ipswich Town return to the Premier League this season after they were relegated at the end of the 2024-25 campaign.The Tractor Boys' new home kit takes inspiration from the Sir Bobby Robson and Sir Alf Ramsey stands at Portman Road, with a motif copying the one that runs across the roof of the stadium.Juventus (home)After last season's experimental home kit, the Old Lady have returned to their traditional, thick stripes this year. Leeds United (away)Leeds' new away shirt takes the Yorkshire rose from its club badge and repeats that motif across the base of the shirt. Blooming marvellous.Liverpool (away)Liverpool's away shirt is inspired by the ticket stubs from European nights during the 1970s and 1980s. It also strongly brings to mind away and third kits worn during a successful period in the club's history during the late 1980s.Liverpool (home)Liverpool's home kit for the 2026-27 campaign is a very conscious nod to the Adidas kit the Merseyside club wore between 1989-1991, during which time they won the 1989-90 First Division title under manager Sir Kenny Dalglish.Lyon (home)Lyon's home shirt for the new campaign pays tribute to the city, with Lyon's coat of arms silhouetted against the shirt sponsor and appearing as a subtle pattern across the stripes.Manchester City (home)Manchester City's new home kit uses a sky blue gradient, with a print inside the neck, which reads, "Not Your Typical City". Following the departure of Pep Guardiola though, will it be typical City under new manager Enzo Maresca?Manchester United (away)Manchester United's new away shirt is inspired by the Red Devils' 1988-90 third kit, which was only worn in three matches. The club have a history of success in blue however, having won both the 1968 European Cup final and 2017 Europa League final wearing blue kits.Manchester United (home)Manchester United's new home kit, with its flat-knit striped collar and cuffs, is inspired by Red Devils kits from the late seventies.Middlesbrough (home)To celebrate 150 years since they were founded, Championship club Middlesbrough have released this bold red and gold kit, with a special anniversary club badge displayed front and centre. Napoli (home)Napoli celebrate their founding in 1926 with this special kit in 'centenary blue', featuring a 100-year anniversary logo on the club badge.Napoli (third)Napoli's third kit evokes designs famously worn during the 1986-87 and 1988-90 seasons, when a certain Diego Maradona inspired the club to two Serie A titles.Newcastle (home)Newcastle's new home kit uses what's been described as a 'disrupted stripe'. Just don't say it looks like a barcode. The Magpies are entering a new era this season after the shock departure of manager Eddie Howe.Nice (home)French side Nice have released this classic home shirt and it is, dare we say, rather nice.Nice (away)Nice's away shirt is another contender for kit of the season with its simple, but effective colour palette, classic fold-over collar and piping down the sleeves.Nottingham Forest (home)Nottingham Forest's home shirt is inspired by the mist that rolls in from the River Trent.Oxford United (home)Oxford United teamed up with local street artist and lifelong U's supporter Andrew Manson to design this season's kit, along with a bespoke piece of artwork.Paris St-Germain (home)The European champions haven't tried to reinvent the wheel with this kit, but it oozes class. Can anyone stop Luis Enrique's side from winning a third successive Champions League trophy?Porto (away)Primeira Liga champions Porto have released an away kit in gorgeous ruby - inspired by the port produced in the region as well as the River Douro.Rangers (home)Rangers' new home shirt is a classy affair. The Glasgow club will hope to exorcise the disappointment of last season's third-place finish under new manager Derek McInnes.Real Betis (home)The stripes are narrower and there are interwoven diagonal lines, but this is still very definitely a Real Betis shirt - one of the most recognisable designs in European football.Real Madrid (away)Real Madrid have released their new away kit in a gorgeous, deep green, reminiscent of their 2012-13 third kit.Real Oviedo (centenary kit)To celebrate their 100-year anniversary, La Liga club Real Oviedo have released a kit worth waiting a century for.Real Valladolid (home)La Liga 2 side Real Valladolid's home shirt uses the club's traditional stripes, with a silhouette showing the Province of Valladolid stitched into the kit.Sampdoria (home)Sampdoria's home kit will remind fans of a certain vintage of Saturdays and Sundays spent watching David Platt represent the Serie A side on Channel 4's Football Italia.To celebrate the club's 80-year anniversary, the shirt comes with a subtle anniversary logo embossed across the chest.Sheffield United (away)Sheffield United's away kit revives a classic style worn by the Blades during the 1975-76 season.That campaign ended in relegation from the First Division for the Yorkshire club, but it's an iconic design nonetheless.Strasbourg (away)Ligue 1 side Strasbourg have joined the nineties revival. Their new away kit uses diamond graphics synonymous with Adidas kits from that decade, including the strips worn by the French side themselves between 1994-96.Sunderland (away)In one of the more unexpected launches this summer, Sunderland have collaborated with the Elvis Presley estate to release this striking kit in a colourway synonymous with the King's early years in Louisiana.Elvis' 'Can't Help Falling in Love' has been a matchday anthem for the North East club since the late seventies.Sunderland (home)For their new home shirt, the Black Cats have drawn inspiration from the shirt worn by players during the club's first FA Cup victory at Wembley over Preston North End in 1937. A jacquard 'S' in the style of the handles of the FA Cup trophy is repeated across the base of the jersey.Tottenham Hotspur (away)After recording their highest ever WSL points total last season, Spurs are looking towards a bright future with big ambitions in the transfer market. Meanwhile, new manger Roberto de Zerbi is hoping to drag the men's side up from the depths.To dare is to do and this kit is nothing if not daring. Venezia (home)Serie A club Venezia have released some of the most sought-after kits of recent years and this season's home shirt is sure to be no exception.WrexhamWrexham's new home shirt pays tribute to their stadium, the Racecourse Ground, with a pattern reflecting the old Kop's barriers embossed into the weave of the fabric. The stand was demolished in 2023 to make way for redevelopment.Follow your club with BBC SportListen to the latest Football Daily podcastGet football news sent straight to your phone

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Todays 5 stories: Jorge Messi dies, Bara exodusThe last Sunday without football from Europes five major leagues is here, and were bringing you up to speed with the five stories you cant miss.Jorge Messi, Leos father, passes awayOn the night from Friday into Saturday, Leo Messis father, Jorge Messi, passed away. At 68, the father of the superstar leaves us after battling a serious illness.Leo travelled to Rosario and did not play for his team, Inter Miami, who faced Monterrey in the Leagues Cup last night (a 1-2 win for the Mexicans).Exit ramp at Barcelona: Ferrn, Arajo, Casad, Bardghji... David Ramos - 2026 Getty ImagesWhile Bara are trying to complete the signing of Rodri and sounding out a move for Laporte, they are also offloading several players.The first is the goalscorer who won Spain the World Cup, Ferrn Torres, who has chosen to leave for PSG.Then there is Ronald Arajo, whose move is virtually confirmed, as he heads to Liverpool on loan with an option to buy to get to work under Andoni Iraola.And two more, Marc Casad and Roony Bardghji, whom Hansi Flick has told he is not counting on, so they will have to find a way out.Real Madrid beat Ferencvros ATTILA KISBENEDEK - AFP or licensorsJos Mourinhos Real Madrid beat Hungarys Ferencvros 1-2 thanks to goals from Mario Rivas and Carlos Esp.The former Levante striker opened his goalscoring account after becoming one of the most surprising signings of the summer in Spain.Bara lose the triangular to Udinese Timothy Rogers - 2026 Getty ImagesThe Italians beat FC Barcelona 1-0 with a goal in the final minutes and won the triangular Friuli Venezia Giulia Cup. Timothy Rogers - 2026 Getty ImagesThe blaugrana won their first 45-minute match against Nottingham Forest, but a lack of cutting edge then caused them to lose to Udinese.Mourinho: "Bernardo Silva is in clearly below-par physical condition" David Balogh - 2026 Getty ImagesOne of the talking points from the friendly between Ferencvros and Real Madrid was Bernardo Silvas debut.The Portuguese played in central midfield and as an attacking midfielder, but what surprised most were Jos Mourinhos comments about him after the match.This is what the coach said: "Bernardo is very important, but the poor guy is another one who has been on holiday. Hes the kind of lad for whom doing nothing during that period is good for his head, and he has shown up in clearly below-par physical condition, he needs to improve. But hes a tremendous player, who helps us play out from the back if he plays deeper, in the 6 or 8 position."This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

Photo by Mike Carlson/Getty ImagesKansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes opened up on his recovery from the torn ACL he suffered last December and what it means for preseason.The Chiefs decade-long run of Playoff appearances and Super Bowl dominance came to an end last season, as the franchise went 6-11 and lost star QB Mahomes to a torn ACL in Week 15.The Chiefs are eyeing a return to the top in the 2026-27 NFL season, and they need Mahomes to be at his best all season to ensure they are ready to compete.Patrick Mahomes reveals the status of his injured knee before the Chiefs preseasonMahomes spoke to the media after training camp practice on Saturday, revealing his knee is solid enough for him to forget about it sometimes and that his return target is still Week 1 of the regular season, not preseason.I forget about it sometimes, I try to be smart. Its about learning to play with what I got, were just going to keep pushing it so I can hopefully get that ok to go out there and play week 1.Mahomes has been a full participant in Chiefs training camp this summer, getting his knee back in the condition he needs it to be in for games in the upcoming season.Preseason reps could be instrumental in helping Mahomes shake off any rust, but the risk of reinjury might be too grave for the Chiefs to risk anything in a meaningless game.Chiefs Andy Reid revealed the likely status for Patrick Mahomes in preseasonChiefs head coach Andy Reid said that theres a pretty good chance that Mahomes doesnt play in the first game, with his status for later games unclear.Photo by Jeff Bottari/Getty ImagesI mean, theres a pretty good chance where I dont play him. [The] percentages are leading that way. I dont know if Ill play him in the second or third game. I dont know that. The percentages probably lean against not doing that.The Chiefs first preseason game is against the LA Rams on August 15, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on August 22, and then the Seattle Seahawks in their final preseason game on August 28.Mahomes might want to see the field in one of these three games, but his priority will remain getting ready in time for Week 1 against the Denver Broncos on September 14.Read more:The highest-paid running backs in the NFL as Jahmyr Gibbs signs historic $67.5 million dealChiefs camp boils over as Kenneth Walker and Alohi Gilman clash twiceESPN NFL expert spots something Im not sure Ive seen in 27 years at Ravens training camp