Guardiola coy on John Stones' future
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has remained coy on the future of both John Stones and Vitor Reis.
England international Stones is back in training ahead of the all-important title race run-in, but is out of contract in the summer.
Meanwhile, Brazilian Reis has been out on loan at Girona this season and has made it public that he would like to return to City to fight for his place next season.
"The only thing I can say is that he's [Stones] back for already two or three weeks," said Guardiola.
"On Monday he's training with us. And this is the best news."
On Vitor Reis:
"From my info in Girona, it was unbelievable. He's played. The reason why he went there was because of his age and maybe there were not so many chances to play here.
"He grew up as a player. People in Girona are so pleased, happy. The decision is going to happen. We are going to take it at the end of the season."
Blackstenius signs new Arsenal contract
Arsenal forward Stina Blackstenius has agreed a deal to extend her stay at the north London club.
The Sweden international joined Arsenal from BK Hacken in 2022.
Since joining the club, the 30-year-old has scored 64 goals in 152 appearances for Arsenal.
Blackstenius has won all four of the finals shes contested as an Arsenal player, and counts two League Cup titles and a FIFA Champions Cup winners medal among her club accolades, alongside that Champions League win.
Stina also found the net in each of those League Cup wins and finished as our top scorer in each campaign.
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Bournemouth appoint Rose as Iraola successor
Your Site' Mark McAdam looks at why Bournemouth have appointed Marco Rose as Andoni Iraola's successor.
Smart appointment? Why Rose is ideal replacement for Iraola
Marco Rose comes with pedigree from the Bundesliga but most importantly, brings an aggressive brand of football that not only fits Bournemouth but made Andoni Iraola an admirer long ago, explains Your Site' Adam Bate.
An example of a smart appointment
Bournemouth appoint Rose as Iraola successor
Bournemouth have appointed Marco Rose as Andoni Iraola's successor.
Rose will officially take charge in the summer on a three-year contract, but the deal has been made to allow both the new boss and club to plan for next season after Iraola confirmed he would be leaving the club.
'Man Utd keeping close eye on Real Madrid's Tchouameni'
Manchester United are keeping close tabs on Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, according to the Telegraph.
The report suggests the 26-year-old is among the midfield options being considered alongside the likes of Elliot Anderson, as interest in Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali recedes.
Tchouameni had been linked to a move to Old Trafford before he moved to Real in 2022.
The France international reportedly has two years left on his current deal at the Bernabeu.
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Rosenior: I have '100 per cent' support from Chelsea hierarchy
Under-pressure Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior says he "100 per cent" feels the support of the club's hierarchy.
Saturday's 1-0 home defeat to Manchester United means Chelsea have lost four league games in a row without scoring for the first time in 28 years.
Their dreadful run of form has left their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread, raising questions over Rosenior's future.
When asked whether he felt the board's support ahead of Tuesday's game at Brighton, live on Your Site, he replied: One hundred per cent. Theyve been supportive of me in our daily conversations.
Sporting directors involved, theyve been magnificent in their support of me and the team.
Were aligned that we know that we need to win games of football in the now. That doesnt go against what were trying to do is to give consistent success to this club long term.
Chelsea co-owner Behdad Eghbali said last week the club
Asked about those comments, Rosenior responded: I can assure you weve had many conversations from when I joined in January about what this club needs now and in the future for us to be where we want to be.
"Behdad made it very clear in his conference he wants consistent trophies and success for this football club. Thats what weve spoken about in the now and in the summer and how we build.
"Were all very, very aligned and very clear in what we need to do, what we want to do and what w
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