Myles Garrett: Don't want to pressure Aaron Donald to return

Myles Garrett spoke about the difficulty of returning to the NFL after retirement, acknowledging that Aaron Donald faces a similar challenge. Garrett expressed respect for Donald but made it clear he will not pressure the defensive tackle to make a decision about playing in 2026. hiddenlangkawi.club

Sean McVay has also stated there is no imminent update on Donald's plans. Garrett emphasized that Donald should focus on his family and make the choice that suits him best, ready to support him regardless of the outcome.

Asia and Africa are bastions of support for Gianni Infantino but Fifa’s money has not always been well spent in the regions

Fifa’s justification for its proposed plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors is about giving the 211 member associations more money to develop football. It’s safe to say that in the past, funds have done more developing in some places than in others, with millions either going missing or not being used for their original purpose and Fifa too often shutting the stable door after the horse, laden with cash, has ambled out.

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The reaction has been swift. Uefa has declared its outrage, Concacaf – the North, Central American and Caribbean governing body – has gone for concern and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) is disappointed at the lack of consultation. From the Confederation of African Football (Caf), there is, as yet, no word. Asia and Africa have over the years provided Gianni Infantino with steadfast support. There were murmurs over the Fifa president’s close relationship with Donald Trump during the World Cup, especially during the Folarin Balogun affair, but extra cash may help prevent anything louder coming out of Kuala Lumpur or Cairo.

The big-spending London City Lionesses kick off their 2026-27 season against Manchester United at Hayes Lane. The fixture promises excitement, featuring two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas in her new role and Mary Earps returning to the WSL to face her former club.

The match is scheduled for Friday, September 4, marking the start of the new campaign.

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