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Netherlands midfielder would be Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first signing of the summer transfer window Donny van de Beek has completed a medical in the Netherlands ahead of his £40m move from Ajax to Manchester United. The deal, which is thought to be in the region of €39m, plus another €5m in add-ons, is expected to be completed in the next few days while the player is on international duty with the Netherlands. The 23-year-old had his medical while with the Netherlands squad ahead of their Nations League games against Poland (September 4) and Italy (September 7). He will travel to the UK after those fixtures. United have scouted Van de Beek extensively, with the player left out of Ajax's squad for the Dutch champions' friendly with Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday amid rumours of an imminent move away. Van de Beek helped Ajax reach the 2018-19 Champions League semi-finals, scoring four goals along the way and 40 in all competitions over the last three seasons. In May, Ajax chi

 "The last couple of years have been the most productive of my whole career," says Morgan, who confirms some of England's Test players could return for white-ball games against Australia Morgan smashed 66 from just 33 balls at Emirates Old Trafford on Sunday as England beat Pakistan by five wickets to move 1-0 up in the three-match series with one game to play, at the same venue on Tuesday. Morgan - who also hit an ODI hundred against his native Ireland earlier this summer - said: "I think [I am playing better than ever] and that is backed up by the stats. "The last couple of years have been the most productive of my whole career. "Even before this series started, the last two years of international T20 cricket and some domestic cricket, are my best numbers to date, which is great. "If I can combine that with experience it will go a long way to - when I am moving up and down the order between four and six - trying to win a game [for England].  บาคาร่าเ

Tiger Woods believes his week at Olympia Fields was useful preparation for next month's US Open as his PGA Tour season ended one week earlier than planned. Woods needed a top-10 finish at the BMW Championship to have a chance to break into the top 30 in the FedExCup standings and qualify for next week's season finale in Atlanta, but he finished outside the top 50 on 11 over par. The 15-time major champion did at least sign off with his best round of the week, a one-over 71 that looked on course to be a red number when he covered the first 14 holes in two under par. But Woods three-putted from inside 20 feet to take six at the long 15th, and he blocked his tee-shot into water on 17 for the second day running, carding a double-bogey to slip over the card for the final day at Olympia Fields. The 44-year-old will now have two weeks off before heading to Winged Foot for the second major of the year, and he expects the New York venue to provide a similar challenge to the one they hav