Fulham have unveiled their latest plans for their New Riverside Stand including Michelin star restaurants, a rooftop terrace and a swimming pool. The west London club have confirmed a number of premium matchday experiences including a 'Sky Deck', two fine dining restaurants and 'The Dugout', an opportunity to sit behind coaching staff during the match.Club chairman Shahid Khan said: “My vision for the New Riverside Stand was to provide our fans, and our neighbourhood, with a destination that would continue to honour our history and tradition at Craven Cottage every day of the year, but especially so on match days with a premium experience that will be unlike anything in football, here in London or elsewhere. "In short, today isn’t about finally being able to offer a higher standard of hospitality options that have essentially been unavailable to Fulham supporters until now. "It’s about offering the ultimate match day hospitality experience in the w
Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente said it “hurt his soul” to hear the national team’s fans boo captain Alvaro Morata. Morata, 31, was jeered by fans as he was substituted in the 81st minute of Tuesday night’s friendly clash against Brazil. The Atletico Madrid striker endured a difficult evening and failed to find a net in the 3-3 draw, which was played at Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu stadium.Read the full story below.
LAFC is finalizing a deal to sign French forward Olivier Giroud, sources briefed on the deal tell The Athletic.The agreement would be for Giroud to join LAFC this summer when his contract with AC Milan expires. He would join LAFC after Euro 2024, which runs from June 14 through July 14. MLS’s summer transfer window opens on July 18.The guaranteed portion of the deal runs through the 2025 MLS season, sources add. LAFC has his MLS discovery rights, meaning they have priority to sign him ahead of any other MLS club.Giroud, 37, is France’s all-time leading scorer and still active with Les Bleus, having just wrapped up international duty this week. He appeared in a friendly against Germany.
Among the 21 billionaires who died this past year: Italy’s longest-serving post war prime minister, the singer-turned-businessman who brought us Margaritaville and investor Warren Buffett’s right-hand man.