"He's a game-changer," said Bears head coach Matt Nagy. "He's special. He's all over the place. He's smart. He can beat you with different moves, speed to power, can bull rush you. He'll be all over the place, different spots on the D-line. in the Premier League on Saturday, with Paris Saint-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino the club's first choice to take over next summer. The 49-year-old joined United in 2005 and has been in his current role since 2012.Sky Sports News Step away from the noise, even the fair assertion that Europe are a more cohesive team, and the USA line-up looks by some distance a stronger one than that of an ageing Europe. They should have no excuses and backing them at 4/7 does appeal, but for the everyday punter perhaps scorelines around the 17-11 or 16.5-11.5 mark provide the necessary value.Top scorer markets hold greater appeal andJon Rahm