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P15-Sports 2 Layout 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2016 SPORTS Kapustka joins Draxler says he wants Roma sign Egypt Leicester City to leave Wolfsburg winger Salah LEICESTER: Poland winger Bartosz Kapustka has joined Leicester City from BERLIN: Julian Draxler has said he wants to leave German LONDON: Egypt winger Mohamed Salah has called time on his unsuccessful Polish club Cracovia on a five-year contract, the English side VfL Wolfsburg, a month after the club claimed he was spell with Chelsea after joining Roma in a permanent transfer, the Premier Premier League champions said yesterday. The 19- “100 percent certain” to stay. The 22-year-old has been League club announced yesterday. Salah struggled to make an impact after year-old, who has 11 caps for his country, made strongly linked with a move away from the Volkswagen joining Chelsea in January 2014 and spent last season on loan at Roma after more than 60 appearances for Cracovia and was Arena after just one season at the club, with Premier League a previous temporary stint in Serie A with Fiorentina. The 24-year-old was part of Poland’s Euro 2016 campaign. “Leicester side Arsenal keen on acquiring the Germany international’s regarded as a hot property when he played for Swiss side City Football Club is delighted to confirm the sign- services, according to media reports. Wolfsburg’s sporting Basel, dazzling the Blues with his performances against ing of Poland winger Bartosz Kapustka, subject to director Klaus Allofs said last month that Draxler would not them in Europe. But his move to Stamford Bridge didn’t FA, Premier League and international clearance,” be leaving, but the player says he has made the club aware pan out as expected and he was unable to nail down a the club said. Although no financial details of of his desire to quit. “For me it is so, that I have made myself first-team place. He fared better with Roma last season the deal was released, British media reported clear after the European championship to (manager) Dieter and helped them finish third in Serie A, prompting the that Leicester paid 7.5 million pounds ($10 mil- Hecking that I want to leave Wolfsburg. The coach has club to bring him back to the Italian capital for an lion). Kapustka becomes the fifth signing for known about this for three weeks,” Draxler told German undisclosed fee. “Mohamed Salah has completed a per- Leicester in the close-season, following the arrivals newspaper Bild. “It was clear, that VfL Wolfsburg at that time manent transfer to Italian club Roma,” said a statement of striker Ahmed Musa, midfielder Nampalys Mendy, was supposed to be a good prospect for me, but also a on Chelsea’s website. “Chelsea Football Club thanks goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler and defender Luis springboard... When I joined, I was assured-verbally-that I Mohamed for his service and wishes him well for the Hernandez. Claudio Ranieri’s men start the new could leave the club whenever the opportunity arose. “I’m future.” Salah becomes the second player to leave league campaign with a trip to promoted Hull City still really surprised, that media have been talking about me Chelsea this week after Baba Rahman joined on Aug 13. — Reuters for weeks. — Reuters Schalke on a season-long loan. —AFP An athlete seen waving the Kuwaiti flag at a previious ceremony. Regrets for not permitting athletes to participate under Kuwait flag: Al-Otaibi By Abdellatif Sharaa Committee, and not to ban shooters and lifted from Kuwait sports immediately? Al- other Kuwaiti athletes from participating Otaibi said: “I will not accept having KUWAIT: President of Kuwait and Arab under the Kuwaiti flag, but regretfully, rep- Kuwait’s name and reputation compro- Shooting Federations Eng Duaij Khalaf Al- resentative of KOC Hussein Al-Musallam mised in international arenas, so when we Otaibi expressed regrets for not allowing asked that Kuwait sports activities remain failed to gather enough votes, as the shoot- Kuwaiti athletes who qualified for the Brazil suspended, and refused the participation of ing delegation, at the ISSF general assem- Olympics, including Kuwaiti shooters to par- Kuwaiti athletes under the banner of their bly that was held in Moscow lately, in order ticipate under the Kuwait flag, and found it country, claiming that what he was doing is to cancel the decision of the International strange for some people to get Kuwait ath- to preserve the independence of the sports Shooting Sports Federation to suspend letes involved in failed disputes to protect movement, which is facing oppressive KSSF membership, and deprive Kuwait the interests of some officials at the Olympic actions by the government of the State of shooters from participating under the flag Committee, and embarrass our country Kuwait, as he claims which made judges of their country, I personally submitted my Kuwait abroad while using the policy of and lawyers wonder, how the shooting fed- resignation, because I will not be honored pressure through the International Olympic eration is calling for not suspending KOC, to be in a board of directors that does not Committees as well as international federa- while the suspended party itself KOC, con- respect my country, though I won the tions and deprive Kuwaiti athletes from par- firms that it is right to be suspended membership through the latest general ticipating under the flag of their country through its legal representative Hussein Al- assembly, and no one can annul my results just like athletes from other countries. Musallam!! even if KSSF was suspended. Eng Al-Otaibi Al-Otaibi who commented on a state- Al-Otaibi said: “Instead of Hussein Al- said “I ask Hussein Al-Musallam and his col- ment by Hussein Al-Musallam to AFP: “We Musallam calling for negotiations over leagues who have international posts to asked, as representatives of Kuwait imposing the conditions of International submit their resignations if they really care Shooting at the Court of Arbitration for Olympic Committees and Federations on about Kuwaiti youth and Kuwait’s interests, Sports (CAS) in Switzerland, which is a tech- the Kuwait government, why does not he because our loyalty at the end is for our nical body formed by Olympic organiza- simply withdraw the foreign complaints country and wise leadership not for tions not to suspend Kuwait Olympic against Kuwait laws, so the suspension is Thomas Bach or others.” Eng Duaij Al-Otaibi Jarryd Hayne returns to the National Rugby League SYDNEY: Jarryd Hayne is back in the National ence. “I never thought I’d ever join another club, chief executive Graham Annesley said. In mid- Rugby League, less than three months after quit- but I guess everything happens for a reason. A May, Hayne announced his retirement from the ting the San Francisco 49ers so he could make part of me is sad as I’m not going to be part of 49ers in order to push for selection in the Fiji an ultimately failed attempt to play rugby sev- the club I grew up with.” rugby sevens team for the Rio de Janeiro Games. ens for Fiji at the Rio Olympics. So instead of playing for a team based in The Gold Coast Titans announced Wednesday working-class western Sydney, Hayne will suit up BEST SEVENS SIDE that Hayne had signed a two-year contract, and for an up-and-coming side - the youngest in the “I simply could not pass that chance up,” he’s set to begin playing this weekend, subject 16-team competition - on the glitzy Gold Coast Hayne said at the time. “The Olympics has been to a fitness test, as part of the deal. tourist strip south of Brisbane. something I have admired since I was a little Financial details weren’t disclosed, but Hayne will likely make his debut on Sunday boy.” The 28-year-old Hayne surprisingly made Australian media said the contract was worth 1.2 for the Titans, who are at home against the New the initial 53-man roster out of training camp as million Australian dollars ($914,000) a season. Zealand Warriors. With five regular-season a rookie running back last year with San The Parramatta Eels, the team Hayne began rounds left in the season, and the top eight Francisco. Playing eight games with one start, he his NRL career with before leaving in 2014 for teams make the playoffs, the Titans are currently had 17 carries for 52 yards and six catches for 27 the 49ers, appeared to have not made an offer, seventh. yards while also returning eight punts for 76 leaving the Titans to add one of Australian “Just get my body right and get in shape and yards. His rugby sevens career turned out to be SYDNEY: In this March 3, 2015 photo, Jarryd Hayne announces his free agent con- sport’s most recognizable and talented players the rest will look after itself,” Hayne said. The even shorter. Hayne struggled to adapt to the tract with the National Football League team the San Francisco 49ers at a press con- to their roster. His already high profile was only 25,000-seat stadium at Robina on the Gold Coast pace and fitness demands of sevens - a modified ference in Sydney. Less than three months after quitting the San Francisco 49ers to enhanced by his NFL stint. could be filled to capacity to watch the “Hayne version of the traditional rugby in which teams make an ill-fated attempt to compete in rugby sevens at the Rio Olympics, Jarryd “It wasn’t the easiest decision for me to make Plane” make his competitive return in Australia.
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