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The Monaco summit that will decide the future of Carrick and Man Utd Manchester United's power brokers meet in Monaco on Wednesday to decide whether Michael Carrick will remain as head coach Pochettino, Howe, Emery... or Carrick? Man Utd's managerial options As doubts grow over Manchester United boss Michael Carrick's future, what are the club's managerial options? McTominay reveals heart treatment at World Cup Scott McTominay reveals he received treatment on his heart two days before Scotland's World Cup win over Haiti in June. DeChambeau running out of options - McIlroy Rory McIlroy says the addition of Bryson DeChambeau to the DP World Tour next season would bring more "eyeballs" to the tour but feels the American is running out of options. Injured Feyi-Waboso is our Robinson - Sinfield Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is the 2026 team's equivalent of Rugby World Cup winner Jason Robinson says assistant coach Kevin Sinfield. Australia doomed to live with stench of sandpapergate Usman Khawaja's autobiography has exposed the limbo Australian cricket finds itself stuck in over the sandpaper scandal, writes Stephan Shemilt. Formula 1 to finish season in Middle East The 2026 Formula 1 season will conclude with the Qatar and Abu Dhabi grands prix as planned, with Italy's Imola circuit stood down as back-up for the races. Pocognoli to lean on Scotland's 'captain group of five' Sebastien Pocognoli is delighted to welcome "exciting" Scott McTominay into his squad, saying the Napoli midfielder is one of the "fantastic leaders" that helped persuade him to become Scotland head coach. Arsenal eye Real's Endrick - Wednesday's gossip Real Madrid forward Endrick is on Arsenal's radar, Liverpool right-back Jeremie Frimpong is not headed for the Anfield exit door, Newcastle and Sunderland among the clubs interested in Croatian striker Dion Beljo, plus more. Cast your vote for BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2026 Voting is now open for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2026, with five players on the shortlist. World Cup finalists England still feel short of best England are into the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final after thrashing Australia 86-18 - but still have not hit peak form, according to try-scorer Rob Hawkins.