PSG still fail to sell but aim for Pogba for this summer

As expected, Paris Saint-Germain‘s winter transfer window was calm. Until then and four days before its closing, the workforce has not experienced any major movement. One or two operations could still be concluded by January 31. The main objective for the club and its sporting director Leonardo was to sell, for a sum of between […]

Rafael Nadal, this left-hander who mistreats left-handers

A pioneer of neurological research in the 20th century, Henri Hécaen was a Breton psychiatrist passionate about the study of left-handers. After having swept away old smoky theories which advanced that the proportion of left-handed people, among “arrears”, was higher than that present in the “normal population”, he explained, in a book published in 1984 […]

Decryption: is the service and volley being reborn?

Maxime Cressy had a vision: “I’m going to bring serve and volley back to life. I believe it. » The French-American and his 283 services followed at the net in the first week of the Australian Open bring us back to the time of the 80s and 90s, when Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe, Stefan Edberg, […]

How OL missed Sardar Azmoun, new recruit from Bayer Leverkusen

Everyone at OL, and Peter Bosz in mind, still believed this Friday in the arrival of Sardar Azmoun this winter. The Iranian striker from Zénith Saint-Petersburg, a priority for the Dutch technician and already close to joining Lyon last summer, had resumed contact with the Rhone leaders at the end of last year. During a […]

The Australian Open and the Djokovic affair: a sad farce

While ruminating in detention for an additional night at the infamous Park Hotel, Novak Djokovic is now erected as public enemy No. 1 of Australian health policy. Even if there is no lack of it – on the tennis court – it is to lend him far too many superpowers of destruction. Fortunately, not many […]