Another dramatic weekend of Serie A action has thrown up yet more talking points.
Fierce rivals Inter Milan and AC Milan extended their perfect starts to the season with both clubs boasting three wins from three and topping the table at this early stage.
Jose Mourinho’s Roma, however, find themselves in the relegation zone and without their first victory this campaign. Again, they lacked quality in several crucial areas.
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Manchester United have been dealt a setback in Erik ten Hag’s search for a new backup goalkeeper, according to reports. Ten Hag has recruited Andre Onana as his new No 1 after David de Gea’s contract expiry, but he is said to be keen on another stopper to keep his options stocked.
United completed a £47million deal for Onana earlier this month to address a problem position in the club’s current project.
But there could be more movement in the
Manchester United will be without teenage sensation Kobbie Mainoo for the early part of the new season after the 18-year-old injured his ankle during the Red Devils’ friendly defeat to Real Madrid in the USA on Thursday. And United’s setback could block their pursuit of Fiorentina ace Sofyan Amrabat and prevent them from netting £45million from the sale of Scott McTominay.
United secured their return to the Champions League in May after finishing third in the Premier League table. And
When Lina Khan, the chair of the Federal Trade Commission, appeared before the House Judiciary Committee on July 13th to discuss the F.T.C.’s record under her leadership, she faced almost comically hostile questioning. Leading up to the hearing, the Republican-led committee had described its goal as to examine the agency’s “mismanagement” and its “disregard for ethics”; the meeting’s tone followed predictably from this blueprint. In his opening remarks, Jim Jordan, the committee’s chair, thanked Khan for appearing and then went
