Month: June 2020

Ronald de Boer has urged Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to sign Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek for Manchester United, as a potential alternative to Paul Pogba.

United legend Edwin Van der Sar confirmed United’s interest in Van de Beek earlier this week, with Ajax lining up an Everton flop as his replacement.

Reports claimed the midfielder had agreed a €50 million move to Real Madrid, but the La Liga giants are now thought to have got cold feet due to the uncertainty of their finances following the coronavirus crisis.

This has paved the way for United to make a move, and De Boer insists Van de Beek would be a fine addition to Solskjaer’s squad.

“When you hear these clubs pass by, I know your heart will beat faster,” De Boer told FOX Sports, via Metro.

“Maybe this train will never pass by anymore for him.

“If Real Madrid again decide not to report themselves at Donny, then I can understand it if he decides to go to Manchester United instead.

“On the one hand, I understand that Real Madrid are hesitating a bit.

“Another club could think, ‘hey, an interesting player, maybe we can get him for a little less’. For example Manchester United.”

 

 

De Boer claims the 23-year-old is the kind of player Solskjaer is looking for, as he looks to further instil the values he was brought up on as a player at Old Trafford.

“Solskjaer has indicated that he wants to go in a new direction and wants players who are humble, their heart is with the club, a team player.

“I think he is tired of the Pogbas running around. He wants players like Donny van de Beek.”

 

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Chelsea are reportedly willing to part with four defenders to raise the transfer fee necessary to sign Ben Chilwell from Leicester.

Frank Lampard is thought to be keen to strengthen the left-back position after securing deals for Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner.

The England international could cost up to £85million and Lampard will look to raise some of that fund by offloading other members of his squad.

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And The Times report that four defenders are available to be sold.

One of the left-backs, Marcos Alonso or Emerson Palmieri, are expected to be shown the Stamford Bridge exit to make room for Chilwell.

 

 

And the Chelsea bosses are reportedly also willing to listen to offers for centre-back duo Kurt Zouma and Andreas Christensen.

Zouma is said to have caught the eye of Spurs Jose Mourinho, with the pair having worked together at Stamford Bridge.

 

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is enjoying watching his players create their own atmosphere as his side warmed up for their Premier League return with a 6-0 Anfield friendly win over Blackburn.

The match not only enabled Klopp to step up his players’ fitness levels ahead of the Merseyside derby on June 21 but also to adapt to the closed-door surroundings and the safety protocols.

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On the lack of supporters, Klopp told Liverpool’s website: “Yes, it’s different, of course. You need to get used to it, but I like it. After three times, it is completely OK.

“I thought before – and I don’t have experience in this area – that it would be really awkward, but we have to create our own atmosphere in the games.

“We have to be lively as well, we have to be animated and stuff like this. Being positive about the things that have happened and so on, that’s how you can create an atmosphere – and it’s what we have to do as well. Apart from that, it is Anfield.”

 

 

Klopp is also trying to ensure there are no surprises for his players when they deal with the unusual new rules and protocols designed to stop the spread of Covid-19.

“Everything is different” he said. “The boys now go home and they didn’t have a shower. It was raining before the game, so that would have been funny if there had been really hard rain and then you drive home in your own car and you didn’t have a shower.

“Our meeting was here in the boardroom. We want to have it like this, we can organise it differently at Anfield when we play here, but we have no clue how it’ll be at away games and we need to create as awkward-as-possible situations just to not be surprised.

“We want to focus completely on football and whatever happens around the games, we just take it like it is.”

 

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Lyon sporting director Juninho had admitted that the club will “analyse” offers for star midfielder Houssem Aouar, amid rumours of interest from Manchester City.

With David Silva set to leave the Etihad at the end of the season, Pep Guardiola may be looking to bolster his midfield.

Phil Foden has been touted as heir to club legend Silva, but Guardiola has previously admitted his admiration for 21-year-old Aouar.

The Frenchman was superb in both games against City in the Champions League group stages in the 2018/19 season, prompting Guardiola to admit: “Houssem Aouar is a very good player. He is incredible.

 

 

“We talk a lot about [Tanguy] Ndombele, but Aouar is also excellent. He’s always very calm with the ball at his feet, with an excellent technical quality.”

City have consistently been linked with Aouar since, and Juninho has admitted that Lyon may struggle to hold on to him.

“Houssem was formed here, he has been here for a long time,” the Brazilian said, reports the Manchester Evening News.

“He brings us the technical touch required in midfield. But we know that the majority of youth academy talents here, who have Houssem’s talent, have left at one moment or another. It is the president who will decide. If we receive offers, we will analyse them. He is an important player.”

 

Kimball Area 54 New London-Spicer 20
106: Luke Knudsen (NLS) over Jack Bollman (KIAR) (TF 19-2 4:00)
113: Ty Bisek (NLS) over William Serbus (KIAR) (Fall 1:40)
120: Blake Brutger (KIAR) over Adam Sandau (NLS) (Dec 8-4)
126: Gavin Winter (KIAR) over (NLS) (For.)
132: Alex Nelson (KIAR) over Jace Neal (NLS) (Fall 0:12)
138: Blake Vagle (NLS) over Brett Schiefelbein (KIAR) (Fall 1:52)
145: Cody Leither (KIAR) over Brody Lien (NLS) (Fall 0:13)
152: Haden Rosenow (KIAR) over Reid Holmquist (NLS) (Dec 8-5)
160: Zack Holtz (KIAR) over Tim Thein (NLS) (Fall 0:10)
170: Ashton Hanan (KIAR) over Lucas Tuchtenhagen (NLS) (Fall 0:54)
182: Brandon Guggisberg (KIAR) over (NLS) (For.)
195: Austin Donnay (KIAR) over (NLS) (For.)
220: Nick McKenzie (NLS) over Carter Holtz (KIAR) (Dec 10-3)
285: Ace Meyer (KIAR) over Marshel Johnson (NLS) (Fall 2:56)

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La Crosse, WI Bi-State Classic
December 27-28
After Day 1
Division 1
1 Stillwater 212.0
2 Holmen 161.5
3 Marshfield 149.5
4 Hudson 147.0
5 Lakeville South 110.0
6 Waunakee 105.0
7 Winona/Winona Cotter 101.5
8 Pulaski 90.0
9 DC Everest 89.5
10 Eastview 81.0

11 Baraboo 80.5
12 Hastings 80.0
12 Wausau West 80.0
14 Tomah 78.5
15 Bloomington Kennedy 75.5
16 South Saint Paul 68.0
17 Muskego 56.5
18 Verona Area 49.0
19 Sparta 48.0
20 New Richmond 45.0
21 Orono 39.0
22 Mount Horeb 28.0
23 Middleton 24.0
24 La Crosse Logan/Central 18.0
25 Eau Claire North 13.5
26 West Allis Central 10.5
Division 2
1 Luxemburg-Casco 139.5
2 Prairie du Chien 133.5
3 Gale-Ett.-Tremp./Melrose-Mind. 120.5
4 Portage 116.5
5 Medford 112.0
6 Caledonia/Houston 97.5
7 Lodi 88.0
8 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 84.0
9 Monroe 77.0
10 Viroqua 74.5
11 West Salem/Bangor 71.0
12 Stanley-Boyd/Owen-Withee 66.0
13 Oconto Falls 63.5
14 Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern 62.0
15 Spencer/Columbus Catholic 56.5
16 Dodgeville 55.0
17 Richland Center 54.0
18 Belmont/Platteville 53.0
19 Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards 37.5
20 Sheboygan Falls 36.5
21 River Valley 30.0
22 Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson 28.0
23 Adams-Friendship 24.0
24 Mauston 18.0
25 La Crescent-Hokah 15.5
Division 3
1 Stratford 171.5
2 Chatfield 114.0
3 Aquinas 102.5
4 Riverdale 83.5
5 Westby 83.0
6 Lancaster 81.5
7 Goodhue 73.0
8 Athens 70.5
9 Iowa-Grant/Highland 61.0
10 Ithaca/Weston 54.0
11 Royall 53.0
12 Auburndale 37.0
13 Hillsboro 27.0
14 Boscobel 21.0
14 New Lisbon 21.0
16 De Soto 18.0
17 Cashton 11.0
17 North Crawford/Seneca 11.0
19 Kickapoo/La Farge/Youth Initiative 0.0

Merrill, WI Northern Exposure Duals
December 27-28
Day 1 Shakopee Results:
Shakopee defeated Appleton West 83-0
Shakopee defeated Port Washington 63-9
Shakopee defeated Sauk Prairie 70-3
Shakopee defeated Waukesha South 74-6
Shakopee defeated Merrill 71-12

Rogers Holiday Matness
December 27-28
After Day 1
1 Blaine 99.5
2 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 97.0
3 Dover-Eyota 93.5
4 Princeton 83.5
5 Becker 66.0
6 Park 64.5
7 Zimmerman 61.5
8 Apple Valley 59.5
9 Totino-Grace 57.0
10 Cambridge-Isanti 51.0
11 Chaska-Chan Stormhawks 49.0
11 GMLOS 49.0
13 Trinity School at River Ridge 41.5
14 Park Center 30.5
15 Holdingford 26.5
16 Rogers 26.0
17 Champlin Park 25.0
17 Minneapolis Patrick Henry 25.0
17 Minneapolis Southwest 25.0
20 Elk River 24.0
21 Proctor-Hermantown 22.5
22 Chisago Lakes 20.0
23 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16.0
24 Wabasha-Kellogg 15.0
25 Richfield 14.0
26 Rush City-Braham 10.5
27 Edina 4.0
27 Minneapolis Roosevelt 4.0

Rumble on the Red
December 27-28
After Day 1
1 New Prague 114.0
2 Perham 112.5
3 Waconia 97.5
4 Wayzata 96.0
5 Bismarck 87.0
6 Dassel-Cokato-Litchfield 86.0
6 Fairmont-Martin County West 86.0
6 Farmington 86.0
6 Foley 86.0
10 Northfield 83.0
11 Scott West 73.0
12 Coon Rapids 68.0
13 Woodbury 59.0
14 Minot 58.0
15 Jamestown 57.0
15 Prior Lake 57.0
17 Bismarck Century 55.0
17 Saint Cloud Tech 55.0
19 Delano 54.5
20 Jackson County Central 50.0
21 Byron 49.5
22 Andover 48.0
23 Frazee 47.0
24 Albert Lea Area 45.5
25 Bishop Ryan 40.0
26 St. Francis 39.0
27 Windom-Mountain Lake 37.5
28 Bismarck St Mary’s 34.5
29 Mankato East 31.0
30 Minneota 28.5
31 Carrington 28.0
31 St. Thomas Academy 28.0
33 Sartell-Saint Stephen 27.5
34 Eagan 27.0
35 Mounds View 25.0
36 Mankato West 24.0
37 Fargo Davies 23.0
37 Henry Sibley 23.0
39 Mandan 22.5
40 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 22.0
41 Aitkin 21.5
41 Moorhead 21.5
43 West Fargo 18.0
44 Crookston 17.5
44 Kindred 17.5
46 Turtle Mountain 17.0
47 Eden Prairie 16.0
48 Custer 14.0
49 Medford 13.5
50 Bismarck Legacy 13.0
50 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 13.0
52 Fargo South 12.0
52 Oakes 12.0
54 West Fargo Sheyenne 9.0
55 White Bear Lake Area 8.0
56 Killdeer 6.0
57 United Clay Becker Badgers 3.0
58 Fargo North 0.0

Mankato, Minn. — The Minnesota State wrestling team is rated 15th in the most-recent 2019-20 NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Top 25 Poll.

Minnesota State has three individuals ranked at their respective weight classes, including junior Kyle Rathman (Apple Valley, Minn.), who is rated third at 149 lbs. Rathman, who placed seventh at last year’s NCAA DII national championships in earning All-American honors, stands 4-1 for 2019-20.

Senior Zach Johnston, who owns and 8-3 mark on the year, is ranked seventh at 174 lbs., and senior Louie Sanders (141 lbs.), who is 4-1 this year, is ranked seventh.

NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Rankings

Next action for the Mavericks is this weekend with Western Colorado visiting the Key City for a nonconference match scheduled for a noon start Saturday.

Check out Mavericks Wrestling at msumavericks.com and on Twitter.

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Park Rapids 46, United Clay Becker 32
106: Taylor Johnson, UCB, minor decision over Robby Sherk 4-0.
113: Jarrett Galzki, PR, won by forfeit.
120: Jackson Mikkelsen, UCB, 16-0 technical fall over Eli Burton 4:07.
126: Sam Helgeson, UCB, pinned Matt Dahring 1:42.
132: Lucas Kritzeck, PR, pinned Grady Hines :18.
138: Henry Thorson, PR, won by forfeit.
145: Xavier Strehlow, UCB, pinned Taten Horton 1:09.
152: Joe Klein, PR, major decision over Jacob Beaudine Schlick 15-4.
160: Kaden Safratowich, PR, pinned Ethan Anderson 1:02.
170: Carston Hamre, UCB, won by forfeit.
182: Harley Wellman, PR, pinned Tyson Haugrud 1:43.
195: Joe Stachowski, PR, pinned Troy Hiemenz :59.
220: Wyatt Dunham, UCB, pinned Hunter Carnell 1:11.
285: D’Andre Johnson, PR, won by forfeit.

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Andover 57 Maple Grove 18
106: Brandon Board (ANDO) over Thomas Schlangen (MAGR) (Dec 5-4)
113: Ben Schultz (MAGR) over Alex Bultman (ANDO) (Fall 0:30)
120: John Babineau (ANDO) over Caden Klopfenstein (MAGR) (Fall 2:25)
126: Brady Strasser (ANDO) over Eddie Kilgard (MAGR) (Dec 14-11)
132: Max Johnson (MAGR) over RJ Walker (ANDO) (Fall 2:47)
138: David Grant (MAGR) over Jackson Armour (ANDO) (Fall 1:15)
145: Andrew Morell (ANDO) over Julian Stevens (MAGR) (Dec 4-1)
152: Chase Patterson (ANDO) over Mason Carter (MAGR) (Fall 4:47)
160: Nolan Israelson (ANDO) over Draven Craidon (MAGR) (Fall 5:33)
170: Mitchell Nowlan (ANDO) over (MAGR) (For.)
182: Danny Reynolds (ANDO) over Bryce Tiber (MAGR) (Fall 2:25)
195: Aidan Winter (ANDO) over Johan Rodvik (MAGR) (Fall 4:09)
220: Nate Beberg (ANDO) over Andrew Toms (MAGR) (Fall 0:33)
285: Vincent Johnson (ANDO) over Luis Haro (MAGR) (Fall 1:07)

GMLOS 59 La Crescent-Hokah 10
106: Double Forfeit
113: Cohen Wiste (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
120: Bryce Duffy (LACR) over James Jacobsen (GMLO) (MD 11-0)
126: Wes Soltau (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
132: Joey Schreier (LACR) over Corbin Ludemann (GMLO) (Fall 0:00)
138: Lucas Winfield (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
145: Donavon Felten (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
152: Rece Voigt (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
160: Daniel Smith (GMLO) over Nathan Albrecht (LACR) (TF 20-5 0:00)
170: Christian Jacobsen (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
182: Noah Sayles (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
195: Double Forfeit
220: Cameron Sneed (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)
285: Colten Gardner (GMLO) over (LACR) (For.)

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