Frank Lampard’s salary at Coventry City is thought to be around £5m per year. This sum is reportedly more than double what Manchester United’s interim boss Michael Carrick earns. Six managers are believed to earn more than Lampard.
Alycia Parks is slated to face Moyuka Uchijima in the 1st Round at the Grand Prix Son Altesse Royale Lalla Meryem. The match is part of the WTA Tour.
McCartney Kessler is set to face Cristian at the WTA Strasbourg International as part of her French Open preparations. Kessler reached the last eight in Charleston. Daria Kasatkina is also in action as she faces Samsonova.
Kieran Wright has announced he is leaving Rangers after 17 years at the club. Wright joined Rangers as a 10-year-old and progressed through the ranks. He confirmed his departure via Instagram.
Fans can watch the Cardinals and Royals wrap up their I-70 Series. Fans in the Cardinals’ home territory can view today’s series finale against the Royals for free. All that is required is an MLB.com account.
Manchester United are reportedly in the race to sign Sandro Tonali. Reports suggest United are leading the race to sign the midfielder. United are reportedly prepared to welcome Tonali, who is not ruling them out as a potential destination.
Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton has spoken about the financial adjustments he’s had to make since retiring from professional football. Newton, who earned $133 million during his NFL career, admitted that he can no longer provide for his nine children in the same way.
Chris Hogg has been appointed as the new manager of Northampton Town on a two-year contract. This is Hogg’s first role as head coach, after serving as an assistant to Liam Manning at multiple clubs. Hogg replaces Kevin Nolan, who was sacked on 9 March.
Alex de Minaur is scheduled to play Francisco Cerundolo in the first round of the Hamburg European Open. The match is part of the ATP World Tour.
Brooks Koepka is aiming for his fourth PGA Championship victory. He admitted that “a lot of family issues” last year “took a toll” on him and affected his play. Koepka says home is “in a much better place,” which coincides with his impressive scores in the early going.
