Rooney savours comeback and Zlatan’s last Mohican – Sunday’s sporting social
Premier League players were enjoying their winter break.
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Zlatan was sporting a different look.
Luis Diaz signed for Liverpool.
And Jamie Carragher is expecting big things.
Cristiano Ronaldo was looking forward during some training.
Georginio Wijnaldum was preaching positivity.
Mohamed Salah and Egypt reached the last four.
Wayne Rooney was a happy man.
Happy birthdays!
Tennis
Rafael Nadal won a record-breaking 21st grand slam title at the Australian Open.
Cricket
Virat Kohli was getting philosophical.
KP was enjoying his cricket.
England Women drew their one-off Ashes Test against Australia.
Golf
Justin Rose was in contention.
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