There have been attempts in Italy to portray Mino Raiola as the bad guy in Gianluigi Donnarumma's free transfer from AC Milan to Paris Saint-Germain, but the agent works for the goalkeeper - and not the other way around
AC Milan chief executive Ivan Gazidis has insisted that he still holds exit-bound goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in "absolute esteem", while admitting that the controversial Super League "is dead".
Arsenal: Who Is to Blame?
By Sean Walsh
Photo credit: Matthew Burt
It s a mystery to everyone at
90min that crisis club Arsenal have never previously featured in our Who Is to Blame? series.
But we d like to thank the Gunners for plunging to their lowest depths in over two decades and providing us with another opportune time to piece this together.
How thoughtful of them.
Blame rating: 0.1/10
Poor Ian Wright, it really isn t fair what his club are doing to him.
Wrighty is one of the most wholesome men on this planet, and as such everyone wants him to be happy. So if there wasn t such massive pressure on Arsenal to succeed to keep him in good spirits, then maybe they wouldn t be such disappointments on the pitch.
Hooligans who stormed the pitch at Old Trafford then shared videos of themselves online as they snorted white powder from the stolen corner flag.
In shocking scenes on Sunday night, protesters clutching cans of Strongbow and a sign reading Glazer Out invaded the pitch and attacked police amid ugly clashes ahead of Manchester United s game against Liverpool.
Afterwards they filmed themselves as they scaled a phone box before emptying a bag of white powder onto the stolen flag pole and sniffing it off.
The video was shared on Snapchat alongside a laughing emoji and a caption reading: Striped off the flag.