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Published 14:47 16 May 2024 BST
Updated 14:48 16 May 2024 BST

A former Premier League defender has turned to LinkedIn in a bid to try and find a new club.
Steven Caulker, 32, had spells with Tottenham, Liverpool and QPR before moving abroad before spending three years in Turkey.
After a short stint as player-coach at Malaga City in the fifth tier, the one-time England international is now looking for a new club.
Writing on the job hunting site, Caulker said: "LinkedIn family, please work your magic...
"I am looking for a new team ahead of the 2024/2025 season. Preferably as a coach, but I am still open to playing.
"Whilst I am looking for a suitable option, I am keeping myself busy with 1-2-1 coaching, mentoring, and public speaking."
The central defender looks like he will have plenty of options after a number of sides pitched themselves to Caulker.
Clubs from the Australian top-flight, the Indian Super League, and Cornwall's Bude Town, in the 10th tier of English football, were among those to register their interest.
Thanking everyone for their support, Caulker posted in the comments: "Thank you all so much for your support! I've had lots of interesting enquiries already, so fingers crossed, one of them leads to an official offer."
Caulker is on the lookout for a new club after he was forced to leave Malaga City due to his lengthy wait for an employment visa.
While he waits for a new club the 32-year-old will represent Sierra Leone in their two World Cup qualifiers.
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