Depay philosophical after difficult first Man Utd season

Memphis Depay has conceded he is not fulfilled by his first season at Manchester United, however demands he will gain from the experience. 

The Dutch winger was given the well known No.7 shirt in the wake of being acquired from PSV for £25.5 million in the late spring of 2015, however found the Premier League hard to grapple with and spent a great part of the season on the seat. 

His first crusade as a United player finished with avoidance from the match squad for the FA Cup last win over Crystal Palace on Saturday, however Depay says that not all that matters in regards to the season was a mistake and he will bob back as a consequence of the experience. 

"It has not been an awful year and it has not been a decent year, it has been in that spot in the center. I have more desires for myself and for the fans too," he said in a video posted on his own Twitter account.

LVG for England manager? Giggs puts Dutchman forward for job

It has been an extreme couple of weeks for England fans. Having been dumped out of Euro 2016 by minnows Iceland, Roy Hodgson then ventured down with a suspiciously very much coordinated leaving discourse.

It has left the FA boss scratching their heads in the matter of who to ought to supplant him. Various names were tossed into the cap, with Gareth Southgate driving the way.

Be that as it may, the previous Middlesbrough manager dismisses the idea before more experienced names sprung up.

However, of the considerable number of names recommended for the empty part, Ryan Giggs has advanced the most suspicious of every one of them.

The ex-Wales worldwide, who functioned as Louis van Gaal's aide at Old Trafford last season, proposed to ITV that the previous Netherlands manager could take the last place anyone would want to be.

Obviously, those viewing were not exactly awed with the possibility of LVG being national administrator after the monotonous crusade the Red Devils persevered through last season.

I'm joining Manchester United - Ibra

Zlatan Ibrahimovic said on Thursday that he is joining Manchester United, finishing serious hypothesis about where the 34-year-old Swedish genius forward will play next season. 

Ibrahimovic, who was a free operator in the wake of completion an enormously effective stay at Paris Saint-Germain, turns into the second marking of new United supervisor Jose Mourinho after that of exceedingly appraised Ivory Coast focus back Eric Bailly from the Spanish outfit Villarreal. 

"Time to let the world know. My next destination is Manchester United," he composed on Instagram and Facebook, complete with a photo of the United identification, as remarks affirming of the move – one of the greatest of the mid year exchange window so far – overwhelmed in. 

Ibrahimovic reunites with Mourinho, after they delighted in a decent relationship while together at Italians Inter Milan, in what is prone to be the last real move in a vocation crossing five nations and harvesting 11 class titles. 

He is set to sign a one-year bargain on Friday that will see him procure about £220 000 a week (260 000 euros, $290 000), British media said.

Portugal beat Poland on penalties

Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal fought their way to a spot in the European Championship keep going four on Thursday winning a punishment shootout 5-3 against Poland in a strained quarterfinal.

Robert Lewandowski scored his first objective of Euro 2016 inside two minutes in the Marseille conflict before his new Bayern Munich fellow team member, young person Renato Sanches, adjusted with an intensely determined shot. The diversion then experienced additional time halted at 1-1.

Goalkeeper Rui Patricio and Ricardo Quaresma were Portugal's saints in the shootout.

Ronaldo was among the players clench hand pumping when Patricio jumped to one side to spare Jakub Blaszczykowski's agreeable fourth shot for the Poles, who had achieved the quarterfinals interestingly.

Quaresma was next up for Portugal and committed no error terminating high into the net to beat Poland goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

"It damages and it will sting for quite a while," Lewandowski said as Ronaldo praised his new stride toward winning a first significant global trophy with Portugal.

Poland made a rankling begin to the diversion. After scarcely 100 seconds, Kamil Grosicki rushed past Southampton right back Cedric Soares to convey an incredible cross that Lewandowski drove past a thrashing Rui Patricio at his close post.

The Polish striker's first objective of the opposition, subsequent to hitting a record 13 in qualifying, dazed Portugal.

The early objective gave Poland energy, and an insubordinate however marginal block attempt by Grzegorz Krychowiak on Sanches set Arkadiusz Milik up for a 25-yard drive that cruised wide on the quarter hour.

The Gunners' interest in the Foxes striker is of no concern to him while he represents England at Euro 2016, the 29-year-old says

Jamie Vardy won't stress over hypothesis connecting him to Arsenal while on Euro 2016 obligation with England and has not examined the matter with national group manager Roy Hodgson.

Vardy's 24 Premier League objectives last season astoundingly terminated Leicester City to a stun title triumph and incited an offer from Arsenal, which has apparently set off a discharge proviso in his agreement at the King Power Stadium - comprehended to be in the locale of £20million.

The 29-year-old's stock kept on rising this week, as he fell off the seat at half-time to level in England's 2-1 Group B win over Wales in Lens.

Inquired as to whether he had anything to offer as to the Arsenal joins, Vardy told Saturday's news gathering at England's Chantilly preparing base: "Nothing by any stretch of the imagination.

"I'm simply here totally concentrating on England and that is all I need to do right now."

Hodgson may have been incited to take Vardy aside and center his perspective amid England's opportunity in France, yet the player himself demands such strides have not been required.

Romelu Lukaku scores twice as Belgium comfortably beat Ireland

Romelu Lukaku scored twice and Axel Witsel once as Belgium got off the imprint at Euro 2016, serenely beating Republic of Ireland 3-0 in Bordeaux.

Belgium had neglected to awe amid their opening round of the competition, losing 2-0 to Italy, however Marc Wilmots rolled out three improvements to that side, with Mousa Dembele and Yannick Carrasco supplanting Radja Nainggolan and Marouane Fellaini in midfield, while Thomas Meunier came in for Laurent Ciman at right-back, and it worked a regard as they decidedly cleared Ireland aside.

The Red Devils were the better side in a goalless first half without taking their risks yet they committed no such error after half-time and led the pack not long after the achievement Lukaku.

There was discussion in the development when Toby Alderweireld's high foot could have brought about a punishment for Ireland yet from the leeway that took after Belgium countered with awesome impact through De Bruyne who bolstered Lukaku on the edge of the container and the Everton striker placidly twisted his shot into the left-hand corner of the objective and past Ireland goalkeeper Darren Randolph.

Aubameyang receives Batman birthday cake

Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is obviously a major Batman fan.

The Gabon universal consistently praised objectives with shirts, covers and other stock identified with the superhero before, with Marco Reus once in a while getting included as Robin.

Furthermore, now Aubameyang, who turned 27 on Saturday, has gotten a birthday cake fit as a fiddle of Batman's Batmobile.

The previous Milan man has been connected with a move to Manchester City this mid year, yet given Yaya Toure's grievances about the absence of a birthday cake from the club a year ago, Aubameyang may now reconsider