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Published 17:38 19 Sept 2024 BST
Updated 17:38 19 Sept 2024 BST

Agents of Manchester City's hugely valuable squad have begun looking at options following a potential threat of relegation, as per Mail Sport.
City's trial against the alleged 115 breaches began on Monday in London, in what is one of the most high profile cases in sporting history.
It is anticipated that the proceedings will last 10 weeks, with a verdict not to be reached until 2025.
Should the club be found guilty of the most serious charges, there is a possibility that top-flight status could be lost.
Agents are reportedly wanting to hear the club's plans and the options available, should the worst possible scenario occur.
City began their Champions League campaign last night with a tightly-contested 0-0 draw against Internazionale.
Two of the favourites for glory, both sides will be happy to get one of the tougher league phase fixtures out of the way.
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