Charlie Austin: Last News

West Ham transfer Jesse Lingard for his summer "conduct".Lingard, who is a free agent after leaving Manchester United, was slammed by talkSPORT presenter Alex Crook for "disrespecting" Hammers fans by teasing a return to his former loan side. "I think he’s turned into a bit of a soap opera and I don’t think some of his activity is befitting of a footballer who’s nearly 30 years of age," said Crook.

Jesse Lingard was denied an Old Trafford farewell against Brentford on Monday in Manchester United’s final home game of the season.

Premier League striker Charlie Austin has revealed that he thinks that Conor Gallagher could replace Jordan Henderson at Liverpool.The midfielder has been impressive out on loan at Crystal Palace from Chelsea, being central in their promising campaign under Patrick Vieira this season. The 22-year-old has eight goals and three assists to his name in 29 league appearances, whilst also being key in the Eagles’ progression into the semi-final of the FA Cup.And QPR striker Austin believes that Gallagher has demonstrated that he is capable of playing week in, week out for a top-six side.

Daily Star Sport brings you five top-level current and former footballers who have proven their passion for racehorses over the years.World Cup-winning Frenchman Antoine Griezmann is one of the footballers with a real passion for horses.The Atletico Madrid striker was introduced to racing from his father Alain and even attended Chantilly in 2017 to see Enable win her first Arc de Triomphe.Griezmann has since become a regular at France’s top race tracks as an owner.His horse Tornibush, trained near Lyon by Philippe Decouz, won four races at Longchamp in 2018.Meanwhile, Hooking was the winner at Chantilly and Longchamp last year.What is your favourite thing about horse racing? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Manchester United target Declan Rice's future hinges on how West Ham perform this season, according to an ex-Premier League striker.

QPR striker entertained his fans once again on Monday night.QPR went third in the Championship with a last-gasp 2-1 winner over rock-bottom Derby County on Monday.Tom Lawrence had smashed the crisis club ahead after 10 minutes but in-form Rangers roared back through Chris Willock’s brilliantly-taken volley after the break.Andre Gray then sealed the points in the 90th minute by swivelling on a loose ball to hammer in another stunning volley.The late goal was a cruel blow for Wayne Rooney’s side, who are 11 points adrift at the bottom of the table, with just one point from 20 games following their 21-point deduction for breaching accounting rules.It also poured salt into the wounds of Austin’s earlier crowd-baiting celebration after Willock’s

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Celtic will be "sorted" claims Charlie Austin as he predicted the former Bournemouth boss to be a success in Glasgow. Austin, who played under Howe during his time at Burnley, heaped praise on the frontrunner to replace Neil Lennon at Celtic Park.

There have been few signings in history as impactful as Virgil van Dijk at Liverpool.

The coronavirus pandemic continue to sweep the UK and no one is safe from contracting the dangerous virus despite measures to keep people apart being put in place by the Government.

West Brom striker Charlie Austin fears he caught coronavirus at the Cheltenham Festival and has warned others: "Don’t take it lightly – it’s serious."