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With the news of Antoine Semenyo's release clause emerging last night, Daily Mail Sport's experts have taken a look at where the Cherries forward could be best suited and why ...

Manilow's version, released in 1978, has become the most well-known. Tottenham fans adopted the song in the late 1970s, amid suggestions players had sung it on the team bus.

The brother of a rising rugby league star was one of three men to be arrested on Tuesday morning, after a police sting uncovered a $16.5m drug operation.

Sir Stirling Moss, widely regarded as the greatest driver in F1 history never to win a world title, left the majority of his estate to his third wife Lady Susie after he died in April 2020 at the age of 90.

ALEX BYWATER: Wales lock Dafydd Jenkins was approaching his 13th birthday when the New Zealand team he grew up admiring became the first to retain the World Cup in 2015.

His comments are unlikely to go down well with 6ft 2in Gyokeres, who previously hit back at critics calling him 'fat' at Sporting and proved them wrong in style.

The African country's tourism board became Arsenal's first official sleeve partner in May 2018, initially in a three-year sponsorship deal worth £10million.

The Aussies head into the first Test on Friday in Perth with a weakened and ageing team.

The Brazilian instead opted to join LaLiga side Real Betis, who he had enjoyed a successful loan with the previous season - scoring nine goals in 26 games under the guidance of Manuel Pellegrini.

The block is one of the 100,000-seater ground's most iconic areas and is typically packed with boisterous fans in fancy dress during the Aussie summer.