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England and France's footballers put rivalry aside after their 10-goal thriller in Miami on Saturday night to share a poignant moment of unity on the pitch. Seven players from both national sides stood together shoulder to shoulder to form a ring and bow their heads in collective prayer just moments after their World Cup epic. The players involved in the centre circle gathering were England's hat-trick hero Bukayo Saka‚ Arsenal's Eberechi Eze‚ Trevoh Chalobah of Chelsea‚ Marc Guehi of Manchester City‚ Jean-Philippe Mateta and Maxence Lacroix of Crystal Palace and Bayern Munich's Dayot Upamecano.
Michael Olise off limits for Real Madrid this summer: "Bayern have made their position crystal clear"
KIERAN GILL: Everything seems so effortless‚ cool‚ and carefree. Yet Olise could so easily have been in Kansas City instead‚ with England ‚ training alongside his Bayern Munich team-mate Harry Kane ‚ preparing to play Norway in Miami this Saturday‚ Thomas Tuchel 's maverick and not Didier Deschamps'.
BARCA IN A HARRY! Barcelona launch sensational transfer move for England captain Kane as Bayern Munich lay out desperate stance
Daily Mail Sport understands that after expressing their interest‚ the Catalan giants have agreed to revisit the situation once Kane's participation at the World Cup is over. The Bayern Munich striker has one year to run on his contract and Barcelona are looking at ways to finance the ambitious move.
Bastian Schweinsteiger has been called 'racist' by Ivory Coast manager Emerse Fae after describing the country's style of football as 'African' and 'wild'. Before Germany's late 2-1 win over Ivory Coast at the World Cup last week‚ former Bayern Munich and Manchester United midfielder‚ 41‚ claimed Fae's team were 'not conditioned by tactics' and that their football was 'a bit African'. He went on to state that Germany‚ who narrowly beat Ivory Coast but suffered a shock 2-1 defeat by Ecuador on Thursday night‚ must be prepared for a 'unpredictable' game due to their 'unorthodox and wild' style of play.
Schweinsteiger‚ 41‚ has been accused of racial stereotyping after he said the Ivorians played 'African football'‚ which he described as 'a bit unorthodox sometimes‚ a bit wild‚ not quite as tactical'‚ when working as a pundit for ARD during Germany's 2-1 win on Saturday. The former Bayern Munich and Manchester United star's comments have sparked debate across the country and a journalist for DW asked ex- Liverpool boss Klopp‚ 59‚ for his thoughts.
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