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      ‘I’ve made it clear’ – Matheus Cunha confirms plan to leave Wolves with Arsenal and Man Utd circling

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      MATHEUS  CUNHA  confirmed he wants to quit Wolves so he can “take the next step and fight for big titles”.The Brazil forward, 25, was the subject of strong January interest from Arsenal.Matheus Cunha revealed he wants to leave Wolves in the summerCredit: GettyChelsea, Tottenham and Nottingham Forest also wanted to sign the star while Manchester United are interested, too.However, not only did he stay put at Molineux – but he also signed a new contract.The fresh four-and-a-half deal tied Cunha down in the West Midlands until 2029. However, it also reportedly included a £62.5million release clause. READ MORE ON FOOTBALLAnd now Cunha has openly confessed what SunSport reported in January – that he wants out of the club when the transfer market reopens in the summer.Cunha’s 13 Premier League goals look set to be enough to help keep Wolves in the division – unless Leicester or Ipswich can produce a remarkable turnaround to avoid relegation.And with his work all-but complete, the Selecao star is ready to start challenging at the right end of the table – after staying put in January.He told the Guardian: “I had a lot of offers but I wouldn’t feel well if I had done it.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”Some things you can’t control but I couldn’t leave the club in the middle of the season, in a difficult situation, in the relegation zone.”Now, we’re close to achieving our goal [of staying up]. Wolves forward Matheus Cunha faces trial over ‘driving blunder'”But I’ve made it clear that I need to take the next step. “I want to fight for titles, for big things. I have potential.”Cunha arrived at Wolves from Atletico Madrid in 2023, initially on loan before securing a £44m transfer. The former Sion, RB Leipzig and Hertha Berlin attacker is yet to win a trophy in club football.However, with Brazil, he did win the 2019 Toulon Tournament and then secure an Olympic gold medal at the Tokyo Games in 2021. But his incredible talent is not limited to the football pitch – for Cunha can speak six languages fluently: Portuguese, English, Italian, French, German and Spanish. ‘WOLVES GAVE ME JOY’And despite his clear ability, Cunha is candid in his acknowledgement he – like all young men – needs a loving, supportive environment in order to thrive. He added: “Sometimes all we want in life is affection. “People think we have everything, but we’re human beings, too. We need a bit of understanding – we have our difficulties. “Wolves gave me that joy back. The fans [have given] me a lot. “The status I have today, the player I am now and the happiness I’m feeling, it’s because of them. I’m really grateful to Wolves.”I love learning, but I don’t like the football life. The football life deprives you of a lot. “I left home and have been living off football since I was 13. READ MORE SUN STORIES”Maybe when I stop, I’ll be a bit calmer and can think about coaching. “But I’ll need to take a few years off to rest, get my head round it and live like a normal person for a while. I need to live a different life.”The Brazil international speaks six languages fluentlyCredit: AFP More

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      Chelsea reignite Jules Kounde transfer interest and could move for Barcelona star or Premier League ace

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      CHELSEA have rekindled their transfer interest in Barcelona star Jules Kounde… while they keep eyeing Bournemouth ace Dean Huijsen.The Blues have been looking for a highly-rated centre-back ever since Thiago Silva’s departure from Stamford Bridge last year.Chelsea are planning to rekindle their interest in Barcelona star Jules KoundeCredit: GettyChelsea are also keeping tabs on Bournemouth ace Dean HuijsenCredit: AlamyAccording to Sport, the West Londoners are planning another bid for Kounde, 26, whom they tried to sign from Sevilla in 2022 before Barca hijacked the deal with a £42million swoop.The same source claims Chelsea need a central defender that can also cover at full-back, making the France international the perfect pick for manager Enzo Maresca.Kounde was initially supposed to play at centre-back under previous Barcelona boss Xavi but the Spanish tactician quickly realised how good he is at right-back as well and changed his position.Current Blaugrana manager Hansi Flick has continued to field the Frenchman on the right flank of his defence and the player has proven to be among the best in Europe.Read More on ChelseaKounde is “very happy” in Catalonia and is keen to sign a new contract.His current deal is set to expire in 2026.However, the defender is fully aware he could earn more at Stamford Bridge amid Barcelona’s ongoing financial woes.Plus, Kounde would almost certainly play in his natural position at centre-back with the Premier League giants.Most read in FootballBarcelona are full in that position and are planning a move for Bayer Leverkusen ace Jonathan Tah this summer.Chelsea, though, are prepared for another potential transfer blow involving the ex-Bordeaux star.Former Chelsea star Demba Ba talks about his role as director of football of USL And that is why they are also eyeing Bournemouth’s Huijsen, 19, ahead of the summer transfer window.However, the same source claims Real Madrid are also keeping tabs on the Spain international. More

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      Trent Alexander-Arnold raking in millions off the pitch as Liverpool star’s sports firm posts huge profits

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      TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD scored a huge win off the pitch – banking £8.5million from his sponsorship and image rights deals.The Liverpool defender – who’s almost certain to join Real Madrid this summer – has assets worth £8,577,321 in his sports firm All Star Sports Ltd.Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold has banked £8.5m from his sponsorship and image rights dealsCredit: PAAlexander-Arnold is strongly linked with a move away from Liverpool with Real Madrid very interestedCredit: GettyTAA, 26, has £2,417,770 in cash and shrewdly pumped £2,503,550 into “listed investments and bonds”.The England star launched his image rights firm aged just 18.His company’s latest annual accounts show assets increased £1.9m.That is on top of his £180,000-a-week Liverpool pay, boot deal with adidas and Calvin Klein modelling contract.Read More on FootballThis comes amid intense reports suggesting Alexander-Arnold has agreed to join Real on a five-year contract worth £240,000 per week.It’s reckoned the right-back will pocket an annual salary worth £13m.That breaks down to around £240,000 a week – a tasty rise on his weekly salary at Liverpool.However, the full-back is also set to take home a lucrative signing-on fee as he will be a free agent in June when his contract runs out.Most read in FootballWhile the star can also boost his pay packet with a series of performance-related bonuses.The defender has won every trophy available for his boyhood club and looks set to win his second Premier League title with the Merseysiders.Top 10 highest paid footballersAlexander-Arnold has amassed a total of three goals and seven assists in 39 appearances this season.What happened to the Englishmen who joined Real Madrid?TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD looks set to join Real Madrid this summer and will join an exclusive club to pull on the famous white jersey.So had did those who came before him get on?LAURIE CUNNINGHAM (1979-1984)Real Madrid splashed out £950,000 to sign Cunningham from West Brom in 1979.As one of the “Three Degrees” alongside Cyrille Regis and Brendon Batson, Cunningham had left an unforgettable mark at the Hawthorns.The left winger became an instant hit in the Spanish capital, scoring twice on his debut.Cunningham helped his side to the LaLiga title in 1980, and played in the European Cup final against Liverpool the following year.Following a loan spell with Manchester United, Cunningham moved to Marseille in 1984.Having played for Leicester, Charleroi and Wimbledon, Cunningham returned to Madrid with Rayo Vallecano in 1988.The following year he tragically died in a car crash in the city aged just 33.STEVE MCMANAMAN (1999-2003)Like Alexander-Arnold is set to, McManaman left boyhood club Liverpool for the bright lights of Madrid in 1999.A silky winger, McManaman proved to be a hit in Madrid.The Bernabeu crowd immediately took to their new English hero, with his floppy hair and nonchalant flair.McManaman helped Real win six trophies in four years, and scored his side’s second goal in their victorious 2000 Champions League final.He went on to leave Madrid in 2003, spending the final two years of his career with Manchester City.After hanging up his boots, McManaman worked as a pundit for Setanta Sports, BT Sport and ESPN.Now 53, he can regularly be seen on TNT Sports’ football coverage, especially when Liverpool or Real Madrid are playing.DAVID BECKHAM (2003-2007)In 2003, Real Madrid made Manchester United superstar Beckham their latest Galactico.Golden Balls joined a squad boasting the likes of Ronaldo, Raul, Zinedine Zidane and Roberto Carlos in the Spanish capital.Despite his love for high-end fashion and the celebrity lifestyle, Beckham became much beloved in Spain for his incredible work rate, professionalism and of course, quality.Despite boasting a star-studded squad, the fabled La Decima – a tenth Champions League triumph – eluded Real Madrid during his four-year stint.He didn’t leave empty-handed, however, winning the LaLiga title in 2007 before leaving for LA Galaxy.Since Beckham hung up his boots in 2013 he has continued to have several endorsement deals; including the likes of Adidas, Armani, Pepsi and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.Beckham, 49, also owns MLS side Inter Miami, and played a big role in their groundbreaking deal for Lionel Messi in 2023.MICHAEL OWEN (2004-2005)Like McManaman before him, Owen quit Liverpool for Real Madrid.But the former Ballon d’Or winner endured a frustrating season at the Bernabeu, finding himself stuck behind Ronaldo and Raul.Twelve months on from Owen’s £8million switch, Real Madrid doubled their money by flogging him to Newcastle.Owen then spent three years with Liverpool’s rivals Man Utd, before one final year at Stoke.Immediately after hanging up his boots, Owen signed up to be BT Sport’s primary co-commentator upon the channel’s launch.In addition to his punditry work, the former striker has enjoyed several other ventures.Owen, 45, has his own clothing range with Peacocks, while he also appeared on The Masked Singer.JONATHAN WOODGATE (2004-2007)Woodgate endured one of the most infamous debuts of all time after switching Newcastle for Real Madrid in 2004.The luckless defender went through injury hell following the £13.4m transfer, having to wait 17 months before playing his first game.Just 25 minutes in, the England international headed into his own net. Things then got even worse when he was sent off just after the hour mark.Woodgate played just 14 times that season, before a loan move to Middlesbrough effectively ended his Real Madrid career.After signing permanently for Boro, Woody earned a move to Tottenham in January 2008. He won the League Cup barely a month later, and remains the last Spurs player to score a winning goal in a cup final.Following spells with Stoke and back at Middlesbrough, Woodgate retired in 2016.He has since gone into coaching, managing Boro and Bournemouth.Woodgate, 45, returned to Middlesbrough once again in 2022, where he works as a first team coach under Michael Carrick.JUDE BELLINGHAM (2023-present)England superstar Bellingham sealed a blockbuster £115m transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid in the summer of 2023.The move has been a resounding success, with the midfielder immediately excelling in Spain.Bellingham scored on his debut, and went on net five times in his first four LaLiga matches.The image of the 21-year-old with his arms outstretched has quickly become an iconic one.Birmingham’s finest has already won LaLiga and the Champions League during his young career.And with Alexander-Arnold soon to be alongside him, Bellingham will feel that he can add plenty more to his already impressive trophy tally. 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      ‘Brilliant, powerful’ – Emotional Man Utd legend Roy Keane was visibly moved by Ian Wright interview

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      MANCHESTER UNITED legend Roy Keane is renowned for being one of the toughest players in Premier League history.But he once showed his emotional side when complimenting friend and colleague Ian Wright live on TV.Roy Keane showed his emotional side after being touched by an Ian Wright interviewCredit: ITVKeane is known for being one of the toughest players in Premier League historyCredit: GettyBack in February 2022, ITV broadcast an interview with then-Boreham Wood striker Adrian Clifton during its coverage of the FA Cup fourth round.Clifton had been mentored by Wright for 13 years after they met while filming ‘Football Behind Bars’.Having served time in a young offender’s institution, the forward accepted guidance from the Arsenal legend to make his own way in football.The duo reunited three years ago, just before Boreham Wood’s FA Cup clash with Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.READ MORE ON MAN UTDAnd after watching the footage live on TV while working as a pundit with Wright, Keane became visibly emotional.Reaching over and touching the knee of his colleague, the United icon said: “Brilliant, very powerful. Great story, well done, Wrighty.”You gave him a bit of hope. Brilliant stuff. Absolutely brilliant.”Former Premier League hardman Keane has built a reputation for himself over the years with his no-nonsense approach on and off the pitch.Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Old TraffordHowever, this week he admitted that he became emotional after winning a prestigious award.The 53-year-old was named Pundit of the Year at the British Sports Journalism Awards on Monday.Roy Keane left emotional on ITV as Man Utd hardman reveals ‘it’s nice to be recognised’ In the latest episode of the Stick to Football podcast, brought to you by Sky Bet, he said it was “nice to be recognised” for his work.Keane explained: “I feel quite emotional at winning the Pundit of the Year award at the Sports Journalists’ Association Awards.”It’s nice being recognised but I don’t have the ego about wanting to win the award – it’s all about working as a team and we’re a team on the podcast, and I’m also part of a team at Sky Sports.” More

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      ‘It’s hugely important’ – Shay Given fires warning to Newcastle despite Carabao Cup triumph

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      SHAY GIVEN hailed Newcastle’s Carabao Cup heroes but warned they need Champions League qualification to reach “next level”.Eddie Howe’s side ended a 70-year domestic trophy drought when beating Liverpool 2-1 at Wembley a fortnight ago.Shay Given spoke to SunSport in his role as brand ambassador for CopyBetCredit: CopyBetThe Magpies ended 70-years of hurt at Wembley this monthCredit: GettyToon’s much-loved former goalkeeper Given was part of the Manchester City squad that lifted the 2011 FA Cup to kickstart their Middle East revolution.But with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules, the Irishman says it will take Newcastle’s Saudi owners a lot longer to get to the top.And that is why they cannot rest on their cup-winning laurels this term and must do everything possible to return to the Champions League.Given, speaking in his role as brand ambassador for sports betting platform CopyBet, told SunSport: “The City lads really kicked on and obviously got the Premier League titles and other things that followed.READ MORE ON FOOTBALL“Hopefully it’ll be the same sort of pattern for Newcastle but I don’t think it’ll be straightforward because there’s all sorts of different legislations in place now that might make it take longer.“It’s an unbelievable achievement what they have done to lift that burden after 70 years but there is still a prize to play for with Champions League qualification.“That is, probably for the club to go on to the next level, nearly as important if not more than picking up the Carabao Cup.“What that would mean is they can strengthen again and regenerate the money back into the playing squad. At the end of the day, that’s only where you’re going to really challenge for a Premier League title, Champions League and things like that.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS“Eddie Howe and the powers that be in Newcastle understand that as well. So, there’s so much to play for this season in the remaining games. It’s hugely important to get that Champions League spot.”And sealing a return to Europe’s top club competition is not only vitally important for the club coffers and PSR.Eddie Howe fights back tears as he dedicates Carabao Cup to late mum as Newcastle hero Dan Burn says ‘don’t wake me up’It would also help them to keep hold of £150m-rated top scorer Alexander Isak amid interest from Barcelona, Liverpool and Arsenal.And he insists that the Swedish hitman is the perfect man for Howe to build a side around to challenge the big boys.Given added: “The one player in the whole squad I don’t think you can afford to lose Isak.“It would send such a wrong message to everyone. It would put you back and leave a massive hole on what probably is the most important position on your team.“Hopefully Champions League will come and that’ll keep others from trying to lure Alexander away.“He’s the player that you can build around for years to come and he’s the kind of player that you can challenge at the very top with.”Shay Given is a brand ambassador for sports betting platform CopyBet. Visit CopyBet.comKeeping Alexander Isak is a must for the Magpies, says their legendary former goalieCredit: AlamyHow ‘big angel’ Joelinton rescued boss after he fainted in SubwayNEWCASTLE cult hero Joelinton rescued his old boss after he fainted in Subway.And coach Pellegrino Matarazzo still calls the Brazilian his ‘angel’.Matarazzo was Joelinton assistant manager during the midfielder’s spell in Germany with Hoffenheim.Recalling the scary incident, the Matarazzo revealed: “I was standing in the queue and I wasn’t feeling well.“I tried to go over to the Coca-Cola machine to quickly get a drink.”I realised I was about to faint, and I did faint.“When I opened my eyes I saw Joelinton! ‘Rino, Rino, are you okay?'”He was like a small, no a big, angel – Joelinton, what are you doing here?”Read the full story… More

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      ‘I wasn’t expecting it’ – Inside Bournemouth’s futuristic new base including indoor dome

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      YOU turn the corner at the end  of a mile-long drive and suddenly Bournemouth’s ambition smacks you in the face.Behind the ornamental fountains is the stunning main building of the Cherries’ new £40million Performance Centre, which opened this week.Bournemouth are on the rise both inside and outside the pitchCredit: GettyBournemouth have developed a stunning training centreCredit: GettyBournemouth’s training facility rivals any Premier League clubCredit: X @afcbournemouthBournemouth’s training facility will help them attract even more talentCredit: X @afcbournemouthAs the Dorset sunshine pours down and is harvested by the first set of solar panels to be installed at a Prem training ground, the state-of-the-art complex is a breathtaking sight.And a facility which rivals any in the top flight will be key to attracting the kind of players Bournemouth will need if they are to continue their remarkable rise.Evanilson left Champions League regulars Porto last summer to become the Cherries’ £31.5m record signing.The Brazilian, 25, is impressed by the new centre and told SunSport: “I knew before I even came to Bournemouth they had big plans but I wasn’t expecting it to be as good as it is.”Read More on FootballOwner Bill Foley is all about changing expectations around the plucky Cherries and the Performance Centre is just one part of that mission.The American billionaire took over the club in December 2022 and set the target of bringing European football to the Vitality Stadium within five years.In a recent interview with talkSPORT, Foley noted progress on the pitch was ahead of schedule and gave details about more of his plans off the field.The biggest project is a stand-by-stand revamp of the 11,307-seater Vitality that will increase the capacity to 16,000 then 20,000 and 24,000.Most read in FootballFoley, 80, is building not only infrastructure but a football empire.Through his Black Knight companies, he owns A-League side Auckland FC and minority stakes in Hibernian and French club Lorient — but Bournemouth are the jewel in the crown.Why Man City could be dumped out of the FA Cup by Bournemouth | Experts’ best bets – Weekend WagerNext week, academy players and staff will move into the other half of the main building at the Performance Centre.The first structure built on the site, 18 months ago, was the indoor dome that allowed the youth set-up to earn Category 2 status. Bournemouth are gaining a  reputation for giving those young players a chance to shine in the first team.It is likely centre-back Dean Huijsen, 19, and 21-year-old left-back Milos Kerkez will leave this summer for fees totalling £100m.But when technical director Simon Francis and president of football operations Tiago Pinto are trying to recruit fresh new talent, they can point to Huijsen, Kerkez, Illia Zabarnyi (22), Dango Ouattara (23) and Alex Scott (21) as examples of the opportunities the club gives kids.Brighton, Brentford and Southampton have used a similar model of identifying, developing and selling on talent while reinvesting  in the next big things.Extending Iraola contractThe Saints’ fall from grace is a warning about how that virtuous circle can become a vicious one if errors are made in player recruitment.Bournemouth may well find rivals sniffing around Andoni Iraola this summer.Talks about extending the head coach’s contract will be one thing on the agenda when Foley flies over next month.Iraola was full of admiration after his first week’s training in their new HQ.READ MORE SUN STORIESHe said: “The pitches are perfect and we have all the tools we need.“But the important thing is not what happens here in the building, it’s what happens out on the pitch.”Bournemouth owner Bill Foley is all about changing expectationsCredit: X @afcbournemouthAnd Bournemouth’s Performance Centre is just one part of Foley’s missionCredit: X @afcbournemouthBournemouth academy players and staff will move into the other half of the main buildingCredit: X @afcbournemouth More

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      Ruben Amorim’s former team-mate admits Man Utd boss was ‘changing room clown’ and he never thought he’d end up a manager

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      MANCHESTER UNITED boss Ruben Amorim is considered one of the brightest young managers in the world.Bursting onto the scene in 2021 when he ended Sporting Lisbon’s 19-year title drought, he quickly started receiving interest from the best clubs and that intensified after winning the Primeira Liga once more last season.Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim used to be the ‘changing room clown’Credit: AFPThat is according to Amorim’s former team-mate Roderick MirandaCredit: GettyMiranda never throught Amorim would switch to coachingCredit: RexHowever, one former team-mate of the Portuguese head coach remembers him more for his dressing room pranks than his tactical nous.Roderick Miranda and Amorim both started out at Benfica’s academy and spent seven years together as part of the European giants’ fold.And Roderick, 33, never thought he would ever see his former team-mate switching to coaching and experiencing so much success.That is because the former Wolves defender, who currently plays for Melbourne Victory, remembers him as the “changing room clown”.Read More on Man UtdHowever, upon reflection, the centre-back thinks Amorim’s rise makes sense as he was a very intelligent midfielder with a “great understanding of the game”.Roderick told Flashscore Australia: “I never thought he’d become a coach! “Not because of his football skills or his intelligence, but because he was the changing room clown.”He had a really fun personality and was always doing something to make people laugh.Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford”When I heard he started as a coach I was a little bit surprised and wondered how the guy I played with could become so serious!”But he was a very intelligent player. He could play in many different positions, so maybe that’s why he’s a brilliant coach, because he has such a great understanding of the game.”Ed Sheeran reveals he was ten pints down before awkward Sky Sports moment that left Ruben Amorim looking fuming Amorim has struggled this season with United, who are set for their worst ever Premier League finish as they are currently 13th in the table.However, the Red Devils boss still has the boardroom’s trust and will get the chance to build the team to his liking this coming summer. More

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      Erling Haaland looks sheepish as he’s seen for first time since Man City probe into claim he ‘gave club mascot whiplash’

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      ERLING HAALAND looked sheepish as he arrived at Manchester City training after it was revealed he left the club mascot with suspected whiplash and concussion.SunSport exclusively told how the Norwegian striker twice struck the woman dressed up as furry alien Moonbeam across the head before a game with Southampton.Erling Haaland hid from the cameras as he arrived at Manchester City trainingCredit: ZenpixHe refused to smile following SunSport’s revelationsCredit: BackGridHaaland was accused of leaving the woman with whiplash and concussion after the playful hitsCredit: mancityThe lady dressed up as the furry alien vomited and made a furious complaintCredit: GettyThe lady vomited and struggled with neck pain as she went to hospital, believing she had been hit by a stray football before being told it was Haaland. Her CT scan revealed no damage but she accused “arrogant” City of sweeping her complaint under the carpet as a “cover-up” to protect Haaland.City’s probe concluded Haaland did not cause the uni graduate’s injuries.But on Saturday morning, the two-time Premier League Golden Boot winner kept a low profile on his way into the training ground as he was spotted for the first time since SunSport’s shock revelations.READ MORE ON ERLING HAALANDHaaland drove his outlandish lime green Aston Martin DBX 707 in through the gates of the Etihad Campus.But he turned his head away from the camera inside the £350,000 motor to avoid having his face snapped. City face Bournemouth away in their FA Cup quarter-final tomorrow afternoon, hoping to book their place at Wembley.And Haaland will be keen to get back to scoring goals – and away from the drama surrounding the mascot. Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe woman, who does not want to be named, was posing for photos on October 26 when she felt the two blows to the back of her head, leaving her in shock as she left the pitch.She said: “I was pretty upset and I was crying and my head was thudding and I think I was in shock.How Pep can ignite Marmoush and Haaland partnership with aggressive attacking shape in FA Cup“I later realised he’d come behind me and hit me on the head and then leaned on my head.”She told City’s safeguarding boss who allegedly laughed it off, saying: “At least you can say Erling Haaland hit you.”Following the incident the woman was offered the chance to go home but continued to work the shift. City’s health and safety head Paul Kenyon launched the internal investigation and told the woman they wanted to look at CCTV. But the report stated: “Erling Haaland always does a gentle touch on the back or head of Moonbeam as recognition.”It also described his contact with Moonbeam’s head as “grazing”. The lady also lodged an assault complaint with police.She returned to her role in the ticket office but was told she would have to reapply to get her contract renewed.Following a half-day interview, she was informed last December she had not been successful.She said: “I have never had any complaints from any of the managers about my work before.The unnamed woman also went to the police about the incidentCredit: GettyThe striker drove his lime green £350,000 Aston MartinCredit: ZenpixHe covered his face with the sun visorCredit: Zenpix“They said they didn’t feel like I’d performed in the interviews to the 100 per cent I usually do.”Greater Manchester Police also told her Haaland had not acted with malice. Last night she hit out at City, saying: “I’m sure Erling would have apologised to me if they had given him the chance.“But they just wanted to sweep it under the carpet.”A  City spokesperson said “Manchester City refute the complaint that was made in this regard.READ MORE SUN STORIES“The Club fully investigated and found that none of the evidence, including video footage backed up the claim that an injury was sustained in the manner alleged.“We’re also aware a complaint was made to Greater Manchester Police and no further action was taken by them either.” More