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Emmanuel Adebayor has criticised Andre Onana after he delayed flying out to the Africa Cup of Nations for Cameroon in favour of playing for Manchester United.

André Onana has likened choosing to represent either Manchester United or Cameroon to being asked to pick your favourite parent after he finally arrived at the Africa Cup of Nations this week.

Bolton have a brand new biggest celebrity supporter!Bayern Munich superstar Kingsley Coman no doubt raised a few eyebrows after admitting that the Trotters were his favourite team in the UK this week.The Champions League-winning France international made the bonkers revelation during an interview with ESPN, claiming: "I always liked them when I was young".READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumThe Lancashire outfit are bungling around in League One these day, so it's likely Coman's fondness for the club sprouted during the Sam Allardyce glory years of the early-to-mid 2000s.Big Sam combined proper English route-one football with swashbuckling sexiness from overseas, with the likes of Jay-Jay Okocha, Youri Djorkaeff, Fernando Hierro and El Hadji Diouf arriving alongside several other eye-catching entertainers during the period.Nicolas Anelka's brief stint at the club between 2006 and 2008 could've been a factor for Coman too, given how big a superstar the former PSG and Real Madrid forward was in France throughout the decade.Which is more likely - Bolton getting back to the Premier League, or Kingsley Coman getting papped in the home-end at the Reebok? Let us know in the comments section below.Despite being just 26-year-old, Coman has already won a whopping 26 major honours - just eight fewer than Cristiano Ronaldo for context!The Frenchman has an insane on-going record of winning a domestic league title every single season since he turned professional, having enjoyed spells at PSG and Juventus before joining Bayern in 2015.He scored the only goal of the game in the 2020 Champions League final as Bayern secured their sixth European Cup title with victory over PSG -

Liverpool icon Jamie Carragher has opened up on how the Reds' shoddy transfer business dashed his hopes of becoming a Premier League champion.Carragher made 737 appearances for Liverpool and won a host of trophies, including the FA Cup, League Cup, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and the UEFA Cup.But Carragher never got his hands on England's most famous trophy, despite coming close on a couple of occasions during his sparkling career.And Carragher has recalled how a trio of signings were supposed to help Liverpool win the title after finishing second in 2002.But El Hadji Diouf, Salif Diao and Bruno Cheyrou all flopped - leaving Carragher to rue yet another missed opportunity under former boss Gerard Houllier.

Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher have been forthcoming in their criticism of El Hadji Diouf following his Liverpool departure back in 2005, with the latter calling him his worst ever team-mate. The Senegal hero at the 2002 World Cup joined the club from Lens for an estimated price tag of £10m, with Gerard Houllier hoping to topple Arsenal in the Premier League table.

Scott Brown has had some famous battles in the middle of the park for Celtic over his near 13 years at the club since joining in the summer of 2007.