Chris Smalling "gutted" he is leaving Roma and returning to Man Utd

Major League Baseball and its players union could not come to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement by a Tuesday deadline, prompting the league to cancel the first two series at the start of the 2022 season which had been scheduled for March 31. That means a season would not start until April 8 at the earliest.

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Harry Kane on social media after the Tottenham Hotspur man took one of the worst set-pieces of his life against Middlesbrough in the FA Cup on Tuesday.Antonio Conte's side were dumped out of the competition in extra-time thanks to a late strike from Josh Coburn, but nothing encapsulated their evening like Kane's second-half free-kick.Over the past couple of seasons the England captain has transformed himself into a more dynamic, all-round player who can do a bit of pretty much everything.He's turned into Tottenham's best creator and has developed a passing range that few other strikers around the world can match.But he clearly needs to work on his free-kicks a bit more and Spurs fans will be hiding behind the sofa the next time he decides to one after witnessing his laughable effort at the Riverside Stadium.The away fans held their breath as Kane stepped up from 25-yards out, but the England man slipped over and saw his lifeless effort puff itself into the Middlesbrough wall."That's the worst Kane free kick yet, and that's saying something," one Tottenham fan tweeted.Where will Harry Kane be playing football next season? Let us know in the comments section below..."I love him but it should be illegal for Harry Kane to ever take a free kick outside of the training ground," said another."You're so good at everything at Harry, just not free-kicks.

Jurgen Klopp has no intention of letting Caoimhin Kelleher leave Liverpool - but he admits the Cup hero may go on loan in the future. Kelleher, 23, was the Reds’ Carabao Cup saviour as he scored from the spot in the dramatic penalty shootout win over Chelsea. The Irishman also made some big saves in the 120 minutes to keep the game goalless.

@charlie.smth TikTok page. Begining her rant, Charlie says: "When you are at the checkouts and something isn't scanning and they say 'oh it must be for free then'."No Stacey, it isn't for free, the bar-codes just not p****** scanning," she says in frustration.Charlie continues: "Number two, 'Oh you look bored, I'll come to you,' when you are just happily minding your own business.

Susanna's colleague has been among the brave TV journalists risking their safety to provide coverage of the heart-rending scenes playing out in Ukraine this week following the Russian invasion. While soldiers instructed Kyiv residents to leave their homes and warned of carnage to come, Richard Gaisford was presenting footage of the crisis for ITV.Aware that her colleague was celebrating his birthday amid the chaotic scenes, Susanna retweeted his latest post to more than 858,000 followers.She wrote alongside a photo of the star holding up a modest cake: "Happy Birthday Richard - spending your half century reporting from Ukraine."Stay safe and keep up the excellent work with your team," she added, punctuating her feelings with heart emojis.Meanwhile, Richard had simply written: "So there it is.

Chelsea’s first-choice shot-stopper and is widely considered to be one of the best players in the world in his position.The story of the Senegalese international’s rise to the top of the game is a remarkable one, but is far from the only rags to riches tale in football, with plenty of other big-names sharing a similar life.Legends of the game have tended to be associated with such rises, but there are plenty in the modern game who have experienced a successful turnaround.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at six of football’s inspiring rags to riches stories…After enjoying a comfortable middle-class upbringing, Mendy hit problems early in his career when he was released by Le Harve.That led to five years at local amateur side CS Municipaux Le Harve, before a move to third-division side Cherbourg.But after leaving Cherbourg following the direction of an agent, all of his potential moves fell though, leaving him unemployed and fearing for his future in the game.“When one remains unemployed for a year, even with the best will in the world, doubt sets in.

Jurgen Klopp insists talk of Liverpool winning the quadruple is crazy as he played down the Reds’ hopes of landing four trophies this season.The Merseysiders captured the Carabao Cup on Sunday with a dramatic penalty shootout win against Chelsea.Klopp’s men trail Manchester City by six points in the Premier League but have a game in hand and a clash with the defending champions next month.While they have one foot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League as they take a 2-0 lead into their last-16 second-leg tie against Inter Milan next week.And on Wednesday night the Reds take on struggling Norwich in the FA Cup fifth round.But Klopp said: “No team in the history of English football ever won the quadruple, right? Because it’s really difficult.“We are not even close to thinking about crazy stuff like that.“We have won the Carabao Cup, we are behind City in the league and now we have Norwich in the FA Cup after 120 minutes on Sunday.“Even Manchester City with all their quality did not win it.“The reality is [that] to win something you have to be focused on the next step and the one after that – that’s what we do.“I don’t see it as a compliment [if people think they can] but it’s better people think we can do good things rather than be useless.“I don’t need this kind of compliment – we are close to nothing at the moment.“We face a lot of good teams between now and the end of May.

Manchester United will reportedly demand £20million for Chris Smalling with Roma desperate to seal a permanent deal for the defender.

straight to your inboxInter Milan have made Manchester United defender Chris Smalling their prime target this summer - according to reports.Smalling joined AS Roma on a season-long loan last summer and is believed to be keen on extending his stay in Italy, despite Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hinting he could remain at Old Trafford.Roma are yet to meet United's asking price for the 29-year-old and reports claim Inter Milan are looking to take advantage of the situation.Inter have already signed one player from United this summer, Alexis Sanchez completing a permanent move to the Italian giants, and believe their good relationship with the Reds can help secure Smalling's services.Tuttosport claim Antonio Conte has cooled his interest in Torino

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester United morning headlines for Friday, August 7.US businessman Dan Friedkin has completed his takeover of Roma after 10 months of negotiations with his compatriot James Pallotta.According to reports in the Italian press (Calciomercato), that could see the Serie A club revive their interest in signing Manchester United centre-half Chris Smalling after negotiations stalled under their previous owners. The 30-year-old enjoyed a successful season in the Italian capital, and looked conspicuous by his absence in yesterday’s 2-0 Europa League defeat to Sevilla, having left the club after his deal expired.Here’s everything you need to know about the story.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has held talks with Marcos

Manchester United took another step towards Europa League success this week with a 2-1 victory over Austrian side LASK at Old Trafford.

straight to your inboxRoma are ready to revive their interest in Manchester United defender Chris Smalling with the following a successful takeover of the club - according to reports.The 30-year-old joined the Serie A side on loan last summer and impressed during his debut season in Italy, with Roma keen to secure his services permanently. United extended Smalling's loan until the end of the league season but the former England international will not feature in the remainder of Roma's Europa League campaign and is expected to return to Manchester.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hinted that Smalling could stay at the club despite the defender's preference to stay in Rome.

straight to your inboxGood evening, Manchester United fans. Here are your evening headlines for Tuesday, August 4.Chris Smalling has returned to Manchester following the conclusion of his season-long loan at Roma, and has expressed his disappointment at not being able to contribute to the rest of the Italian club’s Europa League campaign.

straight to your inbox Manchester United defender Chris Smalling says he is 'gutted' he is unable to participate in Roma's Europa League knockout campaign. Smalling's loan with the Italian club was only extended until the end of the Serie A season - which finished on Sunday - and Roma had to arrange a new month-long loan or sign Smalling permanently to keep him for the conclusion of the Europa League.

straight to your inbox Manchester United defender Chris Samlling will return to the club this week after he was left out of the Roma squad for the Europa League knockout phase. Smalling has exceeded expectations playing in Serie A this season and Roma want to keep the 30-year-old on a permanent basis following a brilliant campaign.However, he won't feature for the remainder of Roma's Europa League campaign.

Manchester United this week and tell them he wants to quit Old Trafford for good. Smalling has spent this season on-loan with AS Roma but the terms of the deal have expired, leaving him with no choice but to go back to United.

Juventus are reportedly prepared to offer Federico Bernardeschi in a swap deal for Manchester United defender Chris Smalling. The defender has spent the last year in Italy on loan at Roma where he impressed but is poised to return to Old Trafford.

Juventus are looking to sign Manchester United's Chris Smalling and are willing to offer Federico Bernardeschi in a swap deal.

straight to your inboxJuventus are prepared to offer Federico Bernardeschi in a swap deal for Manchester United defender Chris Smalling, according to reports.Smalling joined Roma on a season-long loan deal last summer after falling down the pecking order at United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.The former England international has impressed during his debut season in Serie A and Roma are believed to be interested in keeping him permanently, though have been unable to agree a fee with United.MEN Sport understands the defender is set to return to United this week as his loan deal is set to expire.

straight to your inbox Chris Smalling is set to miss the final stages of the Europa League with Roma and return to Manchester United, with the Serie A giants running out of time to do a deal for the centre back. Smalling has excelled in Serie A this season and Roma want to keep the 30-year-old, but the deadline to register squads for the Europa League is Monday night and a deal isn't considered close.