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Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki has confirmed he turned down a move to Manchester United this summer amid concerns over the minutes available to him. After David de Gea's departure on a free transfer, United began looking for two new goalkeepers and were reported to have lined up 20-year-old Suzuki, then of Japanese side Urawa Red Diamonds, as a possible backup to new number one Andre Onana. Suzuki had other plans, however, taking his talents to Belgium and joining Sint-Truiden on loan with a view to a permanent transfer next summer . While Suzuki admitted he would love to play for United in future, he confessed that he did not want to sit on the bench behind £47.2m signing Onana. READ THE LATEST MAN UTD NEWS, TRANSFER RUMOURS & GOSSIP feed "I decided to transfer this time as a step up in aiming to be the best in the world. It's true that there was an offer from Manchester United," Suzuki told the media. "As a Football player and as a person, if I hadn...

Providence families encouraged to learn more and sign up for summer programs at Summer Opportunities Fair, April 29 th   at Providence Career Technical Academy Mayor Brett P. Smiley was joined by Providence Public Schools Superintendent Javier Montanez, Inspiring Minds Executive Director Melissa Emidy, a 2021 and 2022 Providence summer jobs recipient Dallana Arriaza, Squadlocker Founder Gary Goldberg and community partners to announce the return of Providence’s summer program,  EAT, PLAY, LEARN, that offers free summer meals, quality recreation opportunities and summer employment. Families can sign up online beginning April 29 th  and are encouraged to attend the Summer Opportunities Fair happening at the Providence Career and Technical Academy (PCTA) on that day from 10AM to 2PM for more information on these programs. “We know that what students do in the summer and outside of school can have big impacts on their long-term academic success....