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      Man City given special dispensation to make major change to badge for FA Cup clash vs Salford

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      MANCHESTER CITY were given special permission to make a major change to their FA Cup sponsor badge for the third-round clash against Salford.Pep Guardiola’s side romped to an 8-0 win over the League Two outfit with James McAtee scoring a second-half hat-trick.Manchester City were given special permission to not wearing the ‘Emirates’ sponsor name on their sleeveCredit: RexMeanwhile, Salford did wear the ‘Emirates’ name on the FA Cup badgeCredit: RexPrevious seasons have seen Man City not wear the sleeve badge at all, like during last years finalCredit: RexBut Manchester United did wear the full sponsor on their sleeveCredit: RexThey have been allowed to not wear the badge since the 2015/16 seasonCredit: PA:Press AssociationHowever, eagle-eyed fans might have noticed a subtle difference between City’s and Salford’s kits on the right sleeve where the FA Cup sponsor badge is located.City were allowed to wear a badge which simply said “FA Cup” and showed a icon trophy icon, while the Salford badge said “Emirates FA Cup” with the trophy icon.The reason for this is because City have been handed special dispensation to not wear the Emirates name on their sleeve.City’s main sponsor is Abu Dhabi backed airline Etihad Airways, a direct competitor of competition sponsor Emirates who are based in Dubai, a neighbouring City in the UAE.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLFA Cup commercial rules allow for certain dispensations for clubs such as City to not wear the badge on their sleeves due to the direct rivalry and consequent conflict of interest.The club did not wear any sleeve badge at all for last years final defeat against Manchester United, while the Red Devils did.Going back as far as the 2015/16 season, City have been granted permission to not wear the badge on their matchday kit.Emirates became the sponsor of football’s old competition back in 2015.Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSThis deal has twice been extended, with the latest extension being signed in August 2024 to run until 2028.The current deal is reported to be worth around £10million a season.Pep Guardiola reveals Kyle Walker has asked to LEAVE Man City with England defender set or £400K-A-WEEK Saudi transferAfter dispatching the Class of 92 owned club, City were drawn away against one of Leyton Orient or Derby for the fourth round.The fixture will be played out on the weekend commencing February 8, while the opponent will be decided when the teams play each other on Tuesday evening.Man City have won the competition seven times overall, with their most recent coming in 2023 over Man Utd.They have won it twice in the Emirates era, having been to three finals. Since the club was taken over by Sheikh Mansour in 2008, City have also been in the 2011 and 2013 finals, winning the former in what was a first major trophy for 35 years.FA Cup fourth round draw in fullTo be played weekend commencing February 8:Man Utd vs LeicesterLeeds vs Millwall/Dagenham & RedbridgeBrighton vs ChelseaPreston/Charlton vs WycombeExeter City vs Nottingham ForestCoventry vs IpswichBlackburn vs WolvesMansfield/Wigan vs FulhamBirmingham vs NewcastlePlymouth Argyle vs LiverpoolEverton vs BournemouthAston Villa vs SpursSouthampton vs BurnleyLeyton Orient/Derby vs Man CityDoncaster Rovers vs Crystal PalaceStoke vs Cardiff More

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      All the signs Tyson Fury’s latest retirement is rubbish – and why I’m convinced it’s a ploy to drive Anthony Joshua mad

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      CALL ME a miserable little boxing cynic, but Tyson Fury’s latest retirement just doesn’t wash with me.It wasn’t too long ago we were hearing he had a 10-fight deal with Saudi Arabia, that he was gonna fight Anthony Joshua twice, then he was going to face Joseph Parker twice.Tyson Fury announced his latest retirement from boxing on social mediaCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYHis retirement comes less than a month after a second straight defeat to Oleksandr UsykCredit: GETTYHe was planning on doing every fight in the world – there was even talk he’d rematch Francis Ngannou and do a better job.IF he has retired, then he goes out with an incredible career having made over £300million in boxing events alone, let alone all the extra stuff.He does so having sacrificed bundles of his own life for such success.We know his wife Paris suffered a miscarriage going into the first Oleksandr Usyk fight.READ MORE ON FURYWe know for Deontay Wilder III, his little girl was put in intensive care, he barely even trained for that fight, he was sleeping on the hospital floor.IF he has retired, IF it is genuine, then it’s been an incredible career.And for the big showman, it’s probably a nice little short sharp way to go out by just posting a video while sat inside his car.But there are PLENTY of reasons why something just doesn’t sit right with me with the ‘big announcement’.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSJOSHUA PLOYI can’t help but think that it’s a bit of a ploy to drive AJ a little bit crazy.AJ was at the Ring Awards the other day and put out a social media post saying “Fury, where are you? I’m looking for you.”Frank Warren reacts to Tyson Fury retirement and reveals his favourite moment from incredible careerIt’s the only fight that AJ wants, and Fury being wise and looking at the Floyd Mayweather playbook, knows that once you retire, you have to be coaxed out of retirement.It also comes just days after Anthony Joshua challenged him to a Battle of BritainCredit: GETTYEARN EVEN MORE £££How do you coax someone out of retirement? Loads more readies.The fact of the matter is, Fury has always told us: I’m a prize fighter, I do it for money, I’m gonna do it for as long as I can and make as much money as I can.So the idea that he suddenly ducks out now doesn’t seem to ring quite true.Fury’s so-called ‘retirement’ could be a carefully executed ployCredit: REUTERSWON’T WANT TO UPSET HIS EXCELLENCYTurki Alalshikh is steering a new dawn for boxing – and the man with all the plans is DESPERATE for a Battle of Britain, Fury versus Joshua.The Gypsy King has built quite an endearing relationship with His Excellency, and has pretty much become the face of boxing out in Saudi.Why bite your nose of to spite your face. Could Fury miss out on millions AND a friendship if he has REALLY retired?Tyson Fury has developed a friendship with Turki AlalshikhCredit: GettyHis Excellency has become a HUGE name in boxingCredit: PASHOULD STICK TO HIS WORDSIt was only in April last year that Fury announced a spectacular TEN-FIGHT plan.That was BEFORE he lost for the first time ever in his career to Usyk.There was the Usyk rematch in the plan, which of course he lost.Then two against Joshua, and fights against Daniel Dubois, Joe Joyce, Joseph Parker, a FOURTH against Deontay Wilder, one against Agit Kabayel and to round it off, the Usyk trilogy clash.HE’LL MISS THE ROMANCE OF BOXINGAs Fury made the announcement, I was with Frank Warren and he said hadn’t spoken to Tyson about it today, but that he hopes that it’s true, that Fury’s done enough and made enough money.IF it’s true, then what an incredible career.READ MORE SUN STORIESFury and AJ have put British boxing on the map where it’s not been for decades, not since Lennox Lewis 25 years ago. So thank you.But rather than being at his leaving party, which I’m sure The Sun would be invited to, I suspect we’ll see him boxing AJ in Riyadh in a few months. More

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      Tyson Fury giving up eye-watering payday by retiring before Anthony Joshua fight after Wembley is booked for Brit battle

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      TYSON FURY will give up a mega payday from his long-awaited fight against Anthony Joshua if he truly retires from boxing.The Gypsy King, 36, announced his retirement from boxing earlier today following back-to-back defeats against Oleksandr Usyk, with the second coming last month.Tyson Fury has announced his retirement from boxingCredit: PAIt comes following back to back defeats to Oleksandr UsykCredit: PABut Fury’s retirement would see him miss out on a huge payday for fighting Anthony JoshuaCredit: GettyFury announced the news in a bombshell Instagram post, saying: “Hey everybody, I am going to make it short and sweet. I would like to announce my retirement from boxing.”It has been a blast and I have loved every single minute of it. I’m going to end with this – Dick Turpin wore a mask. God bless everybody and see you on the other side.”Fury had been backed for a blockbuster Battle of Britain clash with Joshua in the summer. However, his retirement would see him forgo the huge payday which would accompany it, which would possibly be his biggest earner ever.READ MORE IN BOXINGHis first undisputed title fight with Usyk landed Fury a cool £85million, while the rematch saw him earn £90m.Yet SunSport understands a two fight deal with AJ would be worth around £500m, meaning Fury is effectively giving up a staggering £250m pay cheque by retiring.Following Joshua’s defeat to Daniel Dubois earlier this year, Fury blasted that AJ “cost him £150m”.Yet following Eddie Hearn’s revelation that he had booked out Wembley for the long-awaited Fury v AJ showdown, it seems the fight purse has risen even higher.Most read in BoxingJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSSpeaking on the potential fight, Hearn told Sky Sports: “Yes. We’re looking to get back in the ring in May or June. If it ended up being July, it doesn’t really matter.”I still think it rests on Tyson Fury. Until the water settles on the defeat and where he’s at mentally and what he wants to do, that’s where we’re really going to find out.View of The Sun’s boxing expert: ‘I think it’s a ploy’By Wally Downes JrCALL ME a miserable fat little boxing cynic, but Tyson Fury’s latest retirement just doesn’t wash with me.It wasn’t too long ago we were hearing he had a ten-fight deal with Saudi Arabia, that he was gonna fight Anthony Joshua twice, then he was going to face Joseph Parker twice.He was planning on doing every fight in the world – there was even talk he’d rematch Francis Ngannou and do a better job.IF he has retired, then he goes out with an incredible career having made over £300million in boxing events alone, let alone all the extra stuff.He does so having sacrificed bundles of his own life for such success.We know his wife Paris suffered a miscarriage going into the first Olesandr Usyk fight.We know for Deontay Wilder III, his little girl was put in intensive care, he barely even trained for that fight, he was sleeping on the hospital floor.IF he has retired, IF it is genuine, then it’s been an incredible career.And for the big showman, it’s probably a nice little short sharp way to go out by just posting a video while sat inside his car.But I can’t help but think that it’s a bit of a ploy to drive AJ a little bit crazy.AJ was at the Ring Awards the other day and put out a social media post saying “Fury, where are you? I’m looking for you.”It’s the only fight that AJ wants, and Fury being wise and looking at the Floyd Mayweather playbook, knows that once you retire, you have to be coaxed out of retirement.And how do you coax someone out of retirement? Loads more readies.The fact of the matter is, Fury has always told us: I’m a prize fighter, I do it for money, I’m gonna do it for as long as I can and make as much money as I can.So the idea that he suddenly ducks out now doesn’t seem to ring quite true.As Fury made the announcement, I was with Frank Warren and he said hadn’t spoken to Tyson about it today, but that he hopes that it’s true, that Fury’s done enough and made enough money.IF it’s true, then what an incredible career.Fury and AJ have put British boxing on the map where it’s not been for decades, not since Lennox Lewis 25 years ago.So thank you, but rather than being at his leaving party, which I’m sure The Sun would be invited to, I suspect we’ll see him boxing AJ in Riyadh in a few months. Tyson Fury retires from boxing with cryptic ‘Dick Turpin wore a mask’ jibe to leave Anthony Joshua fight dead in water “Because when he looks at the options, what else is he going to do and who else is he going to fight?”The news of retirement also caught his promoter, Frank Warren, by surprise. Giving his immediate reaction to SunSport, he said: “This is the first I’ve heard of it. I haven’t spoken to him today but God bless him.”He’s earned more money than he could spend if he lived to be 1,000-years-old.”He’s won every belt he ever wanted to win and he couldn’t have done any more for the sport, for himself or for British boxing.We wish him the absolute best.”When I did speak to him I told him to take your time, relax, recover, don’t rush into any decisions and if this is the one he’s made he has our support and gratitude.”Despite the declaration, Fury has come back out of retirement before.His first came 12 years ago when he grew frustrated when a fight with David Haye fell through, but returned to fight again and become world champion with a win over Wladimir Klitschko in 2015.He then took a three-year break from the sport between 2015 and 2018, announcing he was quitting in 2017 for good.READ MORE SUN STORIESThen, following his win over Dillian Whyte in 2022, Fury retired again before deciding to make a comeback against Derek Chisora just six months later.This means there is not a 100 per cent guarantee Fury won’t return to the ring again, especially with huge bout against Joshua and a huge payday waiting in the wings. 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      Every one of Tyson Fury’s ‘retirements’ revealed as he calls time on boxing career before Anthony Joshua fight

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      TYSON FURY has announced his retirement from boxing – but fans could be forgiven for refusing to believe it. Fury announced on social media that he was walking away from the sport following back-to-back losses to Oleksandr Usyk. Tyson Fury has announced his retirement following two losses to Oleksandr UsykCredit: ReutersHe said: “I would like to announce my retirement from boxing. It has been a blast and I have loved every single minute of it.” But with a history of coming out of retirement and a mega-money fight with Anthony Joshua on the table – fans are ready to call Fury’s bluff. And they would have reason to do so, as SunSport takes a look into the Gypsy King’s history of calling it quits. November 2013Fury first packed up his gloves and went home after his pay-per-view bout with David Haye got scrapped due to sustained a cut. READ MORE ON BOXINGHe posted online: “Hi every1, I have officially retired from boxing. There’s too many bent people in the sport.”Fury then returned three months later to beat Joey Abell but his rescheduled 2014 fight with Haye again collapsed. This time it was due to Haye suffering a shoulder injury which required surgery. The British grudge match never materialised. Fury retired when David Haye pulled out of their fight in 2013Credit: Getty Images – GettyFrank Warren reacts to Tyson Fury retirement and reveals his favourite moment from incredible careerJuly 2017Fury was two years removed from his famous upset victory over Wladimir Klitschko – where he won the WBA, WBO and IBF belts. Most read in BoxingBut he was forced to vacate them after falling into depression and substance abuse. He had retired earlier in 2017, before claiming it was a joke, but later posted online: “Been very blessed in my life & career achieve the upmost in boxing, was a epic journey along the way.“Thanks to all the fans that supported & believed in me along the way. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. THE END.”Fury would then return in June 2018 – after three years out the ring – before drawing with Deontay Wilder for the WBC belt that same year.Fury appeared to announce his retirement online 2017April AND August 2022By this time Fury was WBC world champion after avenging his controversial draw with Wilder by stopping the American twice. And he claimed he would retire following his fight with Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium – which he did after winning in round six. After a promise to wife Paris, Fury said: “I have to be a man of my word so this might be the last fight. Thank you United Kingdom.”Later in the year, he had a rethink and stated his plan to “100 per cent” return to the ring.But then just four days later, on his 34th birthday, he posted on X that he was quitting AGAIN.He posted: “Massive thanks to everyone who had an input in my career over the years & after long hard conversations I’ve finally decided to walk away & on my 34th birthday I say Bon voyage.”Despite that, Fury was back by December and beat old pal Derek Chisora for a third time – marking one of boxing’s most underwhelming trilogies.Fury promised wife Paris he would retire after fighting Dillian WhyteCredit: ReutersView of The Sun’s boxing expert: ‘I think it’s a ploy’By Wally Downes JrCALL ME a miserable fat little boxing cynic, but Tyson Fury’s latest retirement just doesn’t wash with me.It wasn’t too long ago we were hearing he had a ten-fight deal with Saudi Arabia, that he was gonna fight Anthony Joshua twice, then he was going to face Joseph Parker twice.He was planning on doing every fight in the world – there was even talk he’d rematch Francis Ngannou and do a better job.IF he has retired, then he goes out with an incredible career having made over £300million in boxing events alone, let alone all the extra stuff.He does so having sacrificed bundles of his own life for such success.We know his wife Paris suffered a miscarriage going into the first Olesandr Usyk fight.We know for Deontay Wilder III, his little girl was put in intensive care, he barely even trained for that fight, he was sleeping on the hospital floor.IF he has retired, IF it is genuine, then it’s been an incredible career.And for the big showman, it’s probably a nice little short sharp way to go out by just posting a video while sat inside his car.But I can’t help but think that it’s a bit of a ploy to drive AJ a little bit crazy.AJ was at the Ring Awards the other day and put out a social media post saying “Fury, where are you? I’m looking for you.”It’s the only fight that AJ wants, and Fury being wise and looking at the Floyd Mayweather playbook, knows that once you retire, you have to be coaxed out of retirement.And how do you coax someone out of retirement? Loads more readies.The fact of the matter is, Fury has always told us: I’m a prize fighter, I do it for money, I’m gonna do it for as long as I can and make as much money as I can.So the idea that he suddenly ducks out now doesn’t seem to ring quite true.As Fury made the announcement, I was with Frank Warren and he said hadn’t spoken to Tyson about it today, but that he hopes that it’s true, that Fury’s done enough and made enough money.IF it’s true, then what an incredible career.Fury and AJ have put British boxing on the map where it’s not been for decades, not since Lennox Lewis 25 years ago.So thank you, but rather than being at his leaving party, which I’m sure The Sun would be invited to, I suspect we’ll see him boxing AJ in Riyadh in a few months. January 2025Fury was beaten by Oleksandr Usyk twice in 2024, by split-decision in May and then a unanimous verdict in December. A super-fight with AJ was still on the table with Eddie Hearn even reserving Wembley for the bout.READ MORE SUN STORIESBut those plans went up in smoke when Fury made the shock announcement that he is walking away from the sport. Still, fans were not so convinced with most sceptics believing it is a negotiation tactic ahead of talks to fight Joshua. Fury says he is walking away despite a fight with Anthony Joshua remaining possibleCredit: Reuters More

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      Premier League announce new date for last ever Everton vs Liverpool clash at Goodison Park but risk huge clash

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      THE PREMIER LEAGUE have announced the new date for the last ever Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.Everton’s clash with Liverpool was originally scheduled to be played on December 7, 2024. Everton clash with Liverpool at Goodison Park has been handed a new dateCredit: GettyBut the clash was postponed due to poor weather conditions caused by Storm Darragh.However, the new date of the clash will be on February 12.TNT Sports will have the rights to the fixture, which will be played at 7.30pm.Yet there is a risk the historic match could be postponed AGAIN.That is because it is subject to Liverpool not playing in the Champions League knockout phase play-off round.Arne Slot’s Reds currently top the Champions League league table with six wins from six and sit six points above the play-off round spots.However, they are yet to mathematically secure a spot in the top eight and confirm qualification to the last-16 due to the possibility of a major goal difference swing.Therefore, this means the clash with Everton at Goodison may be forced to be rearranged for a second time, though this risk should only be theoretical given Liverpool’s imperious form in Europe so far.Most read in FootballMore to follow.THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY..The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video.Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheSunFootball and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball. More

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      ‘See you in six months’ – Fans convinced Tyson Fury’s retirement is confirmation Anthony Joshua fight definitely happens

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      TYSON FURY appeared to announce his retirement from boxing today.But fans aren’t entirely convinced he is hanging up his gloves just yet.Tyson Fury appeared to announce his retirement on InstagramCredit: InstagramHowever, fans are not convinced he would retire before fighting Anthony JoshuaCredit: GettyThe Gypsy King, 36, took to Instagram to share his announcement – three weeks after losing to Oleksandr Usyk for the second time.He said: “Hey everybody, I am going to make it short and sweet. I would like to announce my retirement from boxing.”It has been a blast and I have loved every single minute of it.”I’m going to end with this – Dick Turpin wore a mask.READ MORE IN BOXING”God bless everybody and see you on the other side.”Fury has announced his retirement from boxing on several occasions in the past.But, the heavyweight legend has continued to go back to the sport.So it’s no surprise that many fans have already called his bluff – especially as he is yet to fight fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSOne person responded to his video by commenting: “See you in 6 months lad.”Another joked: “Fight announcement incoming.”SunSport’s Wally Downes Jr reacts to Tyson Fury’s shock retirement aged 36 A third said: “The AJ negotiations have begun.”While a fourth wrote: “Ain’t no way your retiring before fighting AJ. You wouldn’t let it happen.”Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn revealed at the weekend that he recently booked out Wembley Stadium for a potential bout between Fury and 35-year-old Joshua.The Matchroom chief appeared fairly relaxed when learning about Fury’s latest retirement announcement.He told the official Matchroom Boxing social media account: “Yeah, I think if you haven’t got the heart for it anymore and you don’t want to compete anymore I think retirement is the best option.”It’s disappointing obviously for British fight fans because we’ve got the chance to make the biggest fight in boxing.”But if that is the last we’ve seen of him, he’s had a great career.”Hearn then went on to suggest that he doesn’t believe the announcement, adding: “I doubt it. But it’s always best to come into retirement to make sure someone pays you to come out of retirement.”But if that’s his lot then I wish him all the best.”I just think if I was looking for the right deal then I’d go into retirement too, but I can’t speak on his behalf.”I think it’s a natural play. But maybe that’s his lot, I don’t know enough to comment really. He’s the man to make his own decisions.”It’s not the kind of sport you want to play in if your heart’s not in it anymore, and if his heart’s not in it anymore then it’s the right decision for him.”Hopefully it’s not the case and we get to see the AJ fight but if not, I wish him all the best.”READ MORE SUN STORIESLeading bookmaker William Hill believe there is a 75 per cent chance that Fury WILL fight Joshua this year.If they do, the odds of Fury winning are 8/15 while the odds of Joshua taking the victory are 6/4.Eddie Hearn is not entirely convinced by the announcementCredit: GettyNot his first retirement…THIS isn’t the first time Tyson Fury has retired.His first came 12 YEARS ago, when in 2013 he grew frustrated when a fight with David Haye fell through.He declared at the time: “Hi everyone, I have officially retired from boxing. There’s too many bent [crooked] people in the sport. They will have to f*** someone else. Goodbye boxing.”Then, he took a three-year break from the sport between 2015 and 2018, during which many didn’t expect to see him again.In 2022 he retired TWICE.Speaking in the ring after defeating Dillian Whyte at Wembley with a sixth-round finish, he revealed he’d made a promise to wife Paris.He stated: “I’m a two-time undisputed world champion. [I have] £150million in the bank and nothing to prove to anybody.”Later in the year, he stated his plan to “100 per cent” return to the ring.But then just four days later he posted on X that he was quitting again.He posted: “Massive thanks to everyone who had an input in my career over the years & after long hard conversations I’ve finally decided to walk away & on my 34th birthday I say Bon voyage.”It means there will be serious doubts that his latest declaration truly means we’ll never see him in the ring again. More

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      Kyle Walker’s wife believes she’s being harassed by Lauryn Goodman, claims pal as Man City star’s ex ‘plots Dubai move’

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      KYLE Walker’s wife believes she is being harassed by Lauryn Goodman, a pal has claimed.Long-suffering Annie Kilner and her love cheat hubby are plotting a move to Italy in a bid to save their marriage.Kyle Walker poses with Annie and kids for Christmas InstagramCredit: InstagramLauryn Goodman seen attending Releaf launch party in 2023Credit: GettyBut the Man City ace, 34, was previously linked with a move to Saudi Arabia on a £400,000-a-week deal.And now it has emerged Lauryn, 33, is also planning to quit the UK and move to Dubai.Her revelation came just hours before it was announced the Walker expressed a desire for a new start abroad.A friend of Kyle and Annie told MailOnline: “You have to wonder whether Lauryn was planning a move to Dubai because she thought that Kyle and Annie were off to the Middle East too.Read more Sports News”She has form for winding them up, particularly Annie, but it hasn’t worked as they have no intention of going there.”She thinks Lauryn is a total wind-up merchant and believes it is harassment.”The Sun revealed yesterday that Walker is ready to finalise a shock loan deal with Inter Milan this month.The couple hope to leave behind the captain’s tangled love life and focus on the future.Most read in FootballKyle has been linked to two top clubs in the trendy Italian city.A source said a loan agreement with Inter Milan had been reached in principle, despite huge rivals AC Milan also expressing an interest.Pep Guardiola reveals Kyle Walker has asked to LEAVE Man City with England defender set or £400K-A-WEEK Saudi transferInsiders said he shocked City bosses last week by saying he wanted a move, and 31-year-old Annie is likely to move with him, despite filing for divorce in August.One said: “Neither of them know what the future holds. But they’re hopeful a switch to Italy will give them the breathing space they desperately need to see if things can be worked out.”It’s been impossible to do that in England due to the pressure they’ve been under for the last 12 months.”They’re hoping time alone will help them decide if there’s anything left they can salvage.”Annie is keen to press ahead with the divorce in order to sort the finances out and Kyle won’t oppose that. But they haven’t yet fully given up on one another.”Their four kids — Roman, 12, Riaan, eight, six-year-old Reign and baby Rezon — will also make the move from their home in Prestbury, Cheshire.The news comes after The Sun revealed last year that Walker had fathered a second child with ex-mistress Lauryn Goodman.Annie, pregnant with Rezon at the time, vowed it was the last straw and kicked him out.Then, in an exclusive interview with The Sun, the football ace ­publicly apologised and begged for forgiveness.In the summer, Walker returned from England’s Euros defeat to face 33-year-old Lauryn in court over financial arrangements for year-old daughter Kinara.Papers revealed he had in­c­reased Lauryn’s housing budget from £1.85million to £2.4million after she threatened to move within ten minutes of his family home.READ MORE SUN STORIESWalker’s bombshell request to quit City was revealed after he was left out of the squad ahead of ­Saturday’s 8-0 FA Cup demolition of Salford City.Stunning Annie is said to have had second thoughts about divorcing WalkerCredit: InstagramThe Walkers live in a plush £3.5m property in CheshireCredit: Instagram / @kylewalker2Annie and Walker have suffered marriage woes in the pastCredit: instagram/annievkilnerWalker had an affair with Lauryn and fathered her children More

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      Chelsea vs Bournemouth: Get up to £40 in free bets to spend on football with talkSPORT BET

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      CHELSEA and Bournemouth meet in an intriguing Premier League fixture on Tuesday.And brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim up to £40 in free bets when they register an account and stake at least £20 on the showdown.Chelsea vs Bournemouth: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereHow to claim talkSPORT BET offertalkSPORT BETVisit the talkSPORT website HERE*Create an account and Opt In to this promotion via the OFFERS tabMake a depositPlace your first bet up to £40, minimum £20, on any football market, at odds of Evens or greaterYou must do this within 7 days of registrationOnce that’s settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with up to £40 free bets based on your first betFor example, if you stake £20, you will receive 4 x £5 free betsIf you stake £40 you would receive the full 4 x £10 free betstalkSPORT BET: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim Here*Chelsea vs Bournemouth: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*What’s the offer?Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of up to £40 when they register an account.How to claim?Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.Stake £20 or more on any football market at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.What happens next?Once that’s settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with up to £40 free bets based on your first bet bet.For example, if you stake £20, you will receive 4 x £5 free bets. If you stake £40 you would receive the full 4 x £10 free bets:On settlement of your qualifying bet, your account will be credited with the following:£10 free bet – Bet Builder (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)£10 free bet – Correct Score (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)And the following free bets, which will be credited 24 hours after the first bonus funds:£10 free bet – To Win and Both Team to Score – 90 mins (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)£10 free bet – Acca 4+ selection (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)You can read the full breakdown of free bets and more on how to claim talkSPORT BET’s welcome offer here**18+ New customers only. Opt in via mobile device, bet up to £40 (min. £20) on any football market at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Get up to £40 in free bets on selected markets. Bonuses expire in 7 days. T&Cs apply. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsiblyRemember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk More