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      Donny van de Beek appears to blame Man Utd for injuries and admits warming the bench left his confidence shot to pieces

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      DONNY VAN DE BEEK has linked his ongoing injury problems with being benched during his nightmare spell at Manchester United.Van de Beek’s was forced to undergo surgery on his Achilles last week after a confidence-building debut season with Girona. Donny van de Beek’s career took a downward spiral when he joined Man Utd in 2020The Dutchman said injuries came after being sidelined for extended periods of timeThe former Man Utd and Ajax midfielder rediscovered his love for the game with 35 appearances for the LaLiga side this season.It marked a significant step in his quest to rediscover a run of form that once made him one of Europe’s most wanted players.In fact, Van de Beek was so keen to impress that he pushed through a disastrous pain barrier to help Girona retain their LaLiga status this term.He told SPORTbible: “I’ve had this Achilles issue for a while and kept playing through it, but it got too much in the end.”READ MORE ON MAN UTDThe 28-year-old has suffered another setback and will miss the final game of the season on Sunday after having surgery on his left ankle.The Dutchman has endured several different injuries since his doomed £35million move from Ajax to Old Trafford in 2020.And Van de Beek as now linked his fitness issues to his extended time spent on the bench during his four years at Man Utd.He said: “It’s difficult to build rhythm and confidence when you’re constantly being sidelined.Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford”It’s hard to be at your best when you’re in and out of the team, and I think when you’re not playing regularly.”Your body isn’t used to the intensity and you become more prone to injuries. The lack of consistent minutes didn’t help either.”Bilbao cops to launch ‘biggest security operation ever’ as 70,000 Brits flood Spanish city for Europa League finalFrom thighs, groins and hamstrings, to a huge knee injury that kept him out for 179 days, Van de Beek spent more and more time in the medical room.And it was the same at during his loan spells at Goodison Park and Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt.After starting just four league games in his debut season under Ole Gunnar Solksjaer, Van de Beek started three consecutive games for the first time under Erik ten Hag after two years in 2022.But a brutal season-ending injury against Bournemouth, wiped out that momentum. I’ll be watching on Wednesday night. I still love to see United play and hope they can win it.Van de BeekSPORTbibleVan de Beek added: “I think I deserved more chances, especially in my first year.”I didn’t play all the time, but when I did, I had some good games. I was convinced I would get more opportunities.”I felt good, and thought, ‘Okay, my time will come’ but for some reason, it didn’t happen.”After a year or two, it gets harder because if you don’t get a longer run of games then it’s difficult to prove yourself.”But the Dutchman still holds Man Utd close to his heart and his family have fond memories of living in Manchester.And he’ll be cheering Ruben Amorim’s side from afar against Tottenham in the Europa League final – four years after being part of the United squad that fell to a penalty shoot-out defeat against Villarreal.He said: “I’ll be watching on Wednesday night. I still love to see United play, and I stay in contact with a lot of people from the club.”I really hope they can win it, they deserve it. The fans have been through a lot recently.”I never had any bad experiences with the fans. We had a great relationship. They were always so good to me. Read More on The Sun”That gave me a lot of energy, especially during difficult moments.”The fans and staff deserve so much better than what’s happening now. It’s tough to see.”MAN UTD VS TOTTENHAM – EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL LIVELatest betting odds, offers and predictions More

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      ‘I would’ve beaten him’ – Jake Paul blasts Canelo Alvarez’s win over William Scull and but says shock fight WILL happen

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      JAKE PAUL blasted Canelo Alvarez’s win over William Scull – but says their shock fight WILL happen. The YouTuber-turned-boxer and Mexican great were close to announcing a blockbuster May 3 bout in Las Vegas. Jake Paul blasted Canelo Alvarez’s win over William ScullCredit: SplashScull was beaten by Canelo on points in a dull affairCredit: GettyBut Canelo walked away to instead sign a four-fight deal with Saudi Arabia’s Turki Alalshikh. He beat Scull, 32, in Riyadh to win back the undisputed super-middleweight titles ahead of a September clash with Terence Crawford, 37. But Canelo put on a lacklustre performance in doing so, landing just 56 punches after throwing only 152 over 12 rounds. Paul told Ariel Helwani: “I would have beat Canelo, for sure. READ MORE IN BOXING”Even just watching him against Scull, he’s just washed up, inactive, doesn’t throw a lot of punches, not very strong. “What’s crazy is one of my main sparring partners from the last two years was the one who ‘lost’ to William Scull. “He was the one that should have been fighting Canelo. His name is Vladimir Shishkin. “He beat Scull way worse than Canelo did, and this is the guy I’m sparring with every day for two and a half years, going toe-to-toe with.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”When it happens, I’m going to have the last laugh, and I know what I’m capable of, and there’s a lot more names on the list I’m going to beat in the next couple of years. “It’s going to be the greatest boxing career of all time.” Jake Paul confirms rules for Gervonta Davis fight despite FIVE STONE weight difference with exhibition in works for 2025Despite the dramatic collapse of their deal, Paul, 28, is still confident he will fight Canelo, 34, in the future. He said: “Yeah, I think so. I think so, just because from a third party view we’re the two biggest names in the sport. “And because of that it’s just going to be fun and exciting and I like making history with big events.” Paul’s last fight was at heavyweight beating Mike Tyson – who controversially came out of retirement aged 58. Now he returns back down at cruiserweight on June 28 against ex-middleweight world champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, 39, in California. It comes after talks to rematch Tommy Fury, 26, who Paul lost to in 2023 and arch enemy KSI, 31, both failed. Paul said: “I think Julio, that conversation has always been there, and fans have always wanted it. “He’s a former world champion, super experienced, and it’s a good chip on my belt to test myself in the ring with a very, very tough opponent. “He has the name behind him, the Mexican fan base, Puerto Rico vs. Mexico, and he was actually somebody that stepped up to the table. Read More on The Sun”The Tommy Fury [talks] have always been there, the KSI discussions have always been there, but those guys don’t actually want to make a fight happen. “Julio stepped up, credit to him, and we made June 28 happen.”Jake Paul returns against Julio Cesar Chavez JrCredit: Splash More

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      Europa League final commentators and pundits: Who is on the panel for huge clash between Man Utd and Tottenham?

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      ALL eyes will be on the Bilbao pitch as Manchester United and Tottenham battle it out in a mouthwatering Europa League final – but the pundit panel is just as important!The Red Devils tore semi-final opponents Athletic Bilbao apart over the two legs.Bruno Fernandes and Mason Mount were integral to United booking a spot in the finalCredit: Shutterstock EditorialDominic Solanke scored in both legs during Spurs’ Europa League semi-finalCredit: GettyAn early red card followed by a Bruno Fernandes double fired Ruben Amorim’s men to an emphatic 3-0 first leg win, before Mason Mount’s masterclass in the second leg completed the job at Old Trafford.Tottenham also flew out of the blocks in their final four contest against Bodo/Glimt courtesy of goals from Brennan Johnson, James Maddison and Dominic Solanke.And Solanke got on the scoresheet again away from home which was then followed by a sensational Pedro Porro strike to seal the deal in Norway.But what made both ties even more entertaining was the dramatic commentary, and the panel has been revealed for TONIGHT’s final.Read more on Europa LeagueMAN UTD VS TOTTENHAM – EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL LIVELatest betting odds, offers and predictions Who are the TNT Sports Europa League final commentators and pundits?Jules Breach and Lynsey Hipgrave have been appointed with the important role of presenting on tonight’s Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham.However, there will also be expert analysis from Manchester United legends Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes.While Tottenham heroes Gareth Bale and Glenn Hoddle will be in the corner for Spurs.Coverage is expected to start from around 6pm BST – which is 7pm where the action is taking place.Most read in Europa LeagueHow can I watch the Europa League final?The 2025 Europa League final will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1.Last year, the Europa League final was available to live stream for FREE via the discovery+ app/website.And it is the same for this year’s mouthwatering showpiece match.SunSport’s live blog will bring you minute-by-minute coverage of the Europa League final.What has been said?Manchester United icon Rio Ferdinand has admitted that winning the Europa League would only ‘paper over the cracks’ at his former club.Speaking on TNT Sports, Ferdinand said “It would be a huge success, given the disappointments there have been in the Premier League this year.”To end the season with a trophy and then qualification for the Champions League, I don’t think they could’ve dreamed of that. It’d paper over some of the cracks.”Physically, the teams they’ve played against [in the Europa League] they’ve been able to overpower. In the Premier League, United are possibly one of the weakest teams physically.”If they don’t get beat tactically or by individual brilliance, then physically they get overpowered or overrun, and in Europe they’ve managed to do that to opposing teams.” More

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      Bilbao cops launch ‘biggest security operation ever’ after brawls & trashed streets as 70k fans arrive for Europa League

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      BILBAO’S biggest security operation ever is underway as over 70,000 Brit’s are flooding the Spanish city to witness the ultimate Spurs vs Manchester United showdown.Spanish security officials on high alert have deployed a ring of steel to fortify the San Mames Stadium as brawls have broken out and streets trashed ahead of the final.One football fan holding a traffic light in Bilbao last nightCredit: ReutersGun-wielding cops walk through Bilbao ahead of the Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United matchCredit: ReutersManchester United fans gather to show their support to their teamCredit: GettySpecialist officers protect Manchester United squad before crunch finalCredit: UEFA via Getty ImagesThousands of charged footie fans have already flooded the streets of sunny Bilbao in good spirits with drinks flowing.But overnight fiery clashes and ugly brawls between the two fan bases broke out – with hooligans expected to sow chaos ahead of the final today.Shocking images show Brit fans tearing down traffic lights, vomiting in the city’s streets and chucking bottles, vapes and cans around, with local media reporting that some footie fanatics have become “difficult to control”.To counter this, Spanish authorities have deployed more than 3,000 gun-wielding cops to oversee three security rings around the stadium.read more newsOne will sit in the immediate perimeter, another on the esplanade in front of the stadium, and the final near the Sabino Arana area. Access will be restricted to only ticket holders and local residents as fears loom those without a seat in the final will attempt to illegally enter the stadium.Each club has millions of fans across the globe, but there are just 15,000 tickets allocated to each team for the 53,000-capacity stadium.A 10-foot high fence has been erected around the site, with border controls reinforced by the Spanish National Police.Most read in FootballFan zones equipped with giant screens and more than 60,000 litres of beer have been set up outside the city centre to attract fans without tickets away from the security perimeter.To minimise the risk of confrontations, the two sets of fans will be kept in separate areas – 1.5 miles apart – before kickoff.Sniffer dog units have also been deployed, with rigorous searches to be constantly conducted on fans.Fans had climbed up to get the traffic lights and tore them offCredit: ReutersPolice clashing with fans earlier this year in a Europa League clash between Athletic Bilbao and AS RomaCredit: APA Tottenham Hotspur fan wearing a shirt reading ‘Bilbao 25’ poses for a photoCredit: GettyBilbao cops have launched the ‘biggest security operation ever’Credit: Dave CourtnadgeRoads have been shut off ahead of tonight’s gameCredit: Dave CourtnadgeThe Basque Government’s security minister has admitted that the clash is “the greatest security challenge” they have had to face.Bingen Zupiria revealed that the security measures being deployed surpassed the ones taken for the Tour De France.He told SER Deportivos Bilbao that “we are constantly reviewing the operation,” adding that the UEFA, UK police and the clubs involved are working together with Basque authorities to maximise safety.But this hasn’t settled the security chief’s nerves, as he confessed: “I won’t hide the fact that I’m nervous; this job generates moments of anxiety.”Cops in Bilbao also made an unusual trip to Wembley to meet with their British counterparts on how they safely secure the perimeter of the national stadium.New security measures had been introduced at the London stadium following crowd troubles in the European Championship final of 2021.Officers from the Met Police and Greater Manchester Police met with UEFA and local cops last week as they all look to avoid issues encountered at the hands of English fans at the 2022 Champions League final in Paris, as well as the 2023 final in Istanbul.UEFA has previously praised host cities like Dublin for their management of such a gargantuan event, with the Basque Government hoping Bilbao will be the latest successful host.Tottenham Hotspur fan Jangwon Son plays the trumpet ahead of the UEFA Europa League FinalCredit: GettyTottenham Hotspur enjoy the atmosphere ahead of the finalCredit: GettyTottenham Hotspur fans in the streets of BilbaoCredit: ReutersSecurity chief Zupiria added: “We’re going to need patience, citizen collaboration, and common sense.”Bilbao mayor Juan Mari Aburto said on Tuesday: “We are very excited and proud to host this game. We want [English fans] to see what we are like, the passion we feel, the good values of football and our culture.”Just yesterday, shocking footage emerged showing a brutal clash between the fans of the two football clubs.In the video, a large group of hooligans are seen brawling as they throw objects and punches at each other.Witnesses say the fight broke out when two large groups of supporters began shouting and hurling insults. Shocking footage shows Man Utd and Spurs fans brawl in the streets of San SebastianCredit: XThis football hooligan is pictured picking up a wheelie bin before throwing it at the opposing fansCredit: XFootball fans can be seen hurling whatever they can get their hands on during the vicious brawlCredit: XIt quickly escalated into a full-blown brawl, with both Man Utd and Spurs fans grabbing whatever they could to throw at each other.One hooligan overturned a terrace table and used it as a weapon against the other group.Drinks and bins were also hurled, creating a chaotic scene that posed a serious risk to local businesses and passersby.Several local police patrols rushed to the scene after reports of the brawl and quickly restored order.Meanwhile, charged-up Brits who flocked to the sunny Spanish city have kicked off the party before the stellar finale. Some are braving an epic 32-hour-plus ferry ride which set sail at 10pm on Sunday evening and won’t arrive until 8am on Tuesday morning.Shocking moment Rangers fans attacked by Bilbao ultras in violent street brawl With flights to Spain rocketing over £1,000 after the Prem teams sealed their final spots, many took advantage of the cheaper sea-route option, which set them back £260 for a cabin.The sky-high air prices are due to just six direct flights from Britain to the Basque region’s industrial port city each day.And with only 65 hotels in Spain’s tenth largest city, accommodation has been fully-booked for weeks.Precious tickets to the big game were selling on the black market for up to £10,000.EasyJet was charging £1,823 to fly from Gatwick to Bilbao on Wednesday morning and return on Thursday morning, while the cheapest hotels for Wednesday night cost around £1,200.But for those fans who managed to snap up the golden tickets, footage has shown them enjoying themselves.A Bilbao bar was flooded with Brit fans chanting and drinking ahead of the anticipated final.Spurs fans were also seen welcoming the team bus as it arrived in the city one day before the clash.Footage taken by The Sun showed fans arriving to fill the streets of Bilbao about 40 hours before kick-off.Read More on The SunBoth sets of supporters have been pictured marching through the streets, chanting songs with beers in hand as they gear up for the Europa League final.Aside from European glory, the victorious team qualifies for next season’s cash-riddled Champions League, worth a cool £100m to the club lifting the prized trophy.Footie fanatics get the party started earlyBy Sun man in Bilbao, Dave CourtnadgeIT’S barely midday in Bilbao on the day before the Europa League final between Manchester United and Spurs – but it’s already getting lively.I arrived in the city at about 9am after a 32-HOUR ferry ride from Portsmouth.And the first thing a lot of fellow fans planned to do was find a pub for a well-earned drink.Walking around the area around the San Mames stadium this morning, a fair few others had the same idea.Many have had long journeys, stopping off overnight in another city to keep down the soaring cost of getting here, with some direct flights over £1,000.So it’s no surprise many are already getiing the party started, or the Bilbao leg of the party anyway.Spurs fan Gary, who flew out from London before an overnight stay in a Madrid hotel resembling a “prison cell”, joked as he supped a pint in the sun: “I’m just getting some practice in for tomorrow.”The atmosphere has been brilliant so far, and hopefully that will continue.There had been claims that Spurs fans are set to outnumber United fans by 5 to 1, with an estimated 50,000 supporters of the two English sides expected to arrive.One Tottenham follower I spoke to joked that they had bought all the flights out of London to keep the Reds out.Based on the number of Spurs shirts I’ve already seen, he might be right. 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      ‘Absolutely crying’ say fans as topless Oldham fan celebrates play-offs semi win by repeatedly licking mate’s nipple

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      AN Oldham fan was spotted licking his mate’s nipple as the Latics booked their place in the National League play-off final.Micky Mellon’s men travelled to York last night in their single-eliminator semi-final.An Oldham fan was spotted licking his mate’s nippleCredit: XThe duo were buzzing with the Latics’ winCredit: XOldham produced a brilliant performance to beat the Minstermen 3-0 on their own patch – despite having finished 23 points behind them in the table.Goals by Joe Garner, Vimal Yoganathan and Joe Pritchard sent the Latics to Wembley.Oldham were backed by a passionate travelling support at the York Community Stadium.And one fan took his passion to a new level amid the celebrations.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLTwo mates in the crowd took their shirts off amid the jubilant scenes.And while one swung his top above his head, the other leaned in and repeatedly licked his nipple.Both beamed and pumped their fists following the funny incident.Responding to the video, one fan wrote: “Absolutely crying at this.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSWhile a second joked: “I’ve had enough internet for today.”Another added: “Love that for them.”Former Championship club win promotion to National League as fans go wild after nightmare decadeOldham will face either Forest Green or Southend United in the Wembley final on June 1.Forest Green host Southend in the other semi-final tonight.Oldham sparked brilliant scenes with their winCredit: Shutterstock Editorial More

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      Ex-Man United player, 19, was found dead in bedroom weeks after quitting football – as family pay tribute

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      HEARTFELT tributes have poured in for an ex-Manchester United star who was found dead in his bedroom just weeks after quitting football.Vinicius de Oliveira Cabral de Souza, known to loved ones as Vini, tragically died aged 19 three months ago, an inquest heard.Popular footballer Vini de Souza passed away aged 19Credit: Instagram/@warringtontownfcThe young star was once on the books at Manchester UnitedCredit: JustGivingHe was found dead in his bedroom at his family home in Walkden on February 20, the court heard.Vini was born in Brazil and grew up in Portugal before moving to the UK.The young talent played for the Manchester United youth team at one point but was dropped by the Prem big shots when he was 14-years-old.Despite this setback, Vini continued playing football for the next five years and was on the books at Warrington Town FC before his death.Read More in FootballHowever, it was revealed that the teenager had quit football a few months prior to the tragedy, Bolton Coroner’s Court heard.Vini’s sister, Mayara De Souza, said that she had noticed his mood change and tried to help.She said: “He stopped doing the things that he liked to do such as football, going to the gym and seeing friends.”He started apologising about the way he treated us and we didn’t understand what he meant.Most read in Football”His best friend as well, he said the same to him and he said he doesn’t know why.”The teen’s self-esteem had also taken a hit when his acne returned after the steroid cream he had been prescribed had run out.When doctors would not prescribe more of the steroid cream, Vini bought some online from India but his sister told him not to use it.Remembering Gadi Kinda: A Football Star’s Legacy and Untimely PassingVini had booked tickets to travel to Brazil in April, the inquest heard, and was due to return on May 12 before his tragic death.Cops concluded that Vini died as a result of “self-inflicted means by hanging” after finding him dead back in February.The inquest heard that Vini stopped going out with his friends after telling his mum that he had taken drugs at a nightclub on one occasion a few months before his death. A toxicologist’s report found no trace of drugs or alcohol in Vini’s system when he died.However, Vini said that all of his friends used drugs which led to him feeling more “isolated” in the last few months of his life.Sharing the news of Vini’s death in February, Warrington Town FC said: “Scorer of the most spectacular goals, Vini was a well respected, much-loved member of the club, and his ability earned him a place training with the first team despite his young age.”He played for the first team last season in the Cheshire Senior Cup against Cheadle Town, and trained regularly with the first team, appearing in numerous pre-season friendlies over the past couple of seasons.”Assistant coroner Stephen Teesdale said he was satisfied that Vini caused his own death and recorded a conclusion of “suicide”.Addressing Vini’s sister and father at the inquest, Mr Teesdale said: “There’s nothing more you could have done. You did everything.Read More on The Sun”You spotted the problem – depression. You made a plan, you sought professional assistance from a psychotherapist.”You had a plan to take him to Brazil. There’s nothing more you could have done. He had an entirely supportive family. It was to do with how he saw the world.”You’re Not AloneEVERY 90 minutes in the UK a life is lost to suicideIt doesn’t discriminate, touching the lives of people in every corner of society – from the homeless and unemployed to builders and doctors, reality stars and footballers.It’s the biggest killer of people under the age of 35, more deadly than cancer and car crashes.And men are three times more likely to take their own life than women.Yet it’s rarely spoken of, a taboo that threatens to continue its deadly rampage unless we all stop and take notice, now.That is why The Sun launched the You’re Not Alone campaign.The aim is that by sharing practical advice, raising awareness and breaking down the barriers people face when talking about their mental health, we can all do our bit to help save lives.Let’s all vow to ask for help when we need it, and listen out for others… You’re Not Alone.If you, or anyone you know, needs help dealing with mental health problems, the following organisations provide support: More

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      ‘It’s a f***ing easy win’ – Carl Froch makes emphatic prediction for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight

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      CARL FROCH did not hold back with his emphatic prediction for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua. Joshua, 35, is coming off a brutal knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, 27, in September and currently finds himself nursing an elbow injury. Tyson Fury is fuelling speculation of a return to fight Anthony JoshuaCredit: GettyJoshua is currently nursing a shoulder injuryCredit: GettyFury, 36, meanwhile was beaten twice by Oleksandr Usyk, 38, last year, retiring in January only one month after his rematch defeat. But the Gypsy King has fuelled speculation of a comeback with recent training videos and Froch reckons a fight with AJ is easy money for Fury. He said on his YouTube channel: “I think AJ’s finished. Honestly, I think he’s finished and done. And the only fight potentially for him is the Fury fight.”Forget rematching Usyk, forget Dubois again, because we know what’s going to happen because we’ve already seen it.READ MORE IN BOXING”But the fight with Fury is safe enough because Fury probably would struggle to knock him out with one punch.”I’m not saying he can’t do that, he probably can, but that’s a fight I’d probably say, you know what if you’re going to come out of retirement – I know Anthony Joshua’s not retired – but if Fury’s going to come out of retirement that makes sense.”Because for me, it’s a f***ing easy win. I’m not being horrible but Tyson Fury, for me, runs rings around Anthony Joshua.”AJ’s got no confidence, he got flattened in his last fight and look at the form Anthony Joshua’s been on compared to the form that Tyson Fury’s been on.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”Tyson Fury is naturally talented, very skilful, he’s a technician, you see him against Usyk, yes he lost but he was in the fight from round one to round 12.”It was quite a close fight, the right man won, Usyk beat him fair and square but if you’re looking at form and looking at the quality and natural ability and the talent and where he is in the mind, Tyson Fury is a massive favourite in my book going into that fight.”AJ to have surgery this week as Hearn reveals ‘encouraging’ Fury fightPromoter Eddie Hearn revealed Joshua plans to fight in 2025 – with or without Fury. Hearn told SunSport: “Next couple of months, if there’s no movement, we fight. “I mean there’s no way AJ’s not fighting this year. So who that will be? I can’t tell you. “I mean, that’s the million dollar question at all times, but I think more importantly is, do we get any news from Fury in the next four, six, eight weeks?”If we do, we’ll fight him this year. If not, we’ll fight and then maybe he comes back next year, who knows? “But I’d be lying if I said we weren’t desperate to see him return. But, at the same time we can’t just wait around and see what happens.”Carl Froch gave a brutal assessment of Joshua’s fighting futureCredit: YouTube/Froch On Fighting More

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      Football free bets: Get a £30 welcome bonus when you stake £10 with Parimatch

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      PARIMATCH have a terrific offer for brand new customers which is available right NOW!New punters with the bookmaker can pocket themselves a terrific £30 free bet and bonus bundle*, just for registering and staking a tenner!Parimatch: Bet £10 Get £30 welcome bonus HERE*Parimatch new customer offerParimatch £30 welcome bonusVisit the Parimatch website HERE*Create an account and Opt In to this promotion via the Opt In buttonMake a deposit of £10+ into the accountPlace a bet of £10 or more on any football market at odds of Evens (2.00) or greater     You must do this within 7 days of registrationOnce that’s settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with £30 free bets and bonuses Get 4 x £5 free bets for set markets and a £10 Slot Bonus for Big Bass SplashParimatch: Claim £30 welcome bonus – click here*Claim £30 football free bets and bonusesNew to Parimatch? You can claim their fantastic welcome offer!They’ve made it very simple to claim, too. Firstly, head over to the Parimatch website HERE*.From there, create a brand new account and ensure you opt in to this promotion using the “Opt In” button.Then make a deposit of £10 minimum and stake £10+ on any football market at odds of at least Evens (2.00). This must be done within seven days of opening your account.Once settled – whether you win or lose that first bet – your account will be credited with £30 in free bets and bonuses.These are paid out like so:On settlement of your qualifying bet, you will receive:    £5 Free Bet – Any Football (2.00+)   £5 Free Bet – Any Sport (except horse racing) (2.00+) 48h after settlement, you will also receive:    £5 Free Bet – Any Horse Racing (3.00+)  £5 Free Bet – Any Sport (except horse racing) (2.00+) And a £10 Slots Bonus, which can be used on Big Bass Splash.Parimatch: Bet £10 Get £30 welcome bonus HERE*Remember 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 – gamcare.org.ukGambleAware – GambleAware.orgRead our guide on responsible gambling practices.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.*18+ New Customers Only. Opt in and bet £10 on football (odds 2.00+) within 7 days. No cash-out. Get 4x£5 Free Bets for set markets and a £10 Slot Bonus for Big Bass Splash, 30x wagering, to withdraw max £250. Rewards expire in 20 days. Scroll down for T&Cs. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsibly  More