• Dembele

Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembele was on Monday included in Paris Saint-Germain’s squad to face Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League after a six-week injury layoff.

According to AFP, Dembele’s return for Tuesday’s league stage game will come as a welcome boost for coach Luis Enrique, whose side has been struggling with injuries this season.

Dembele, 28, has been out since injuring a hamstring while on international duty with France in early September.

He had been recuperating at a specialist clinic in Qatar and returned to training last week.

He missed out on PSG’s entertaining 3-3 draw against Strasbourg on Friday but could play some role in Germany as the European champions seek to make it three wins out of three in the Champions League so far this season.

Leverkusen centre-back Loic Bade, Dembele’s teammate in the France squad, told reporters Monday there was “no secret recipe” to stopping the PSG forward, calling him “a complete player with several qualities”.

“He won the Ballon d’Or — of course he’s got a lot of quality. He’s good with both feet. I don’t think he’s got a weak side,” Bade said.

•New Rangers boss, Danny Rohl

Scottish Premiership giants Rangers on Monday appointed Danny Rohl as their new manager to replace the sacked Russell Martin.

AFP reports that the Glasgow club are sixth in the Premiership with nine points from eight games, 13 points behind leaders Hearts.

Rohl, 36, led Sheffield Wednesday to a 12th-place league finish in his only full season as a manager before leaving the troubled English Championship club in July.

He had previously worked as an assistant manager at RB Leipzig, Bayern Munich and the Germany national team.

Martin, who previously managed Southampton, was dismissed after just 17 matches in charge.

“It is a huge privilege to be taking on the role of head coach at such an incredible club, recognised around the world,” said Rohl.

“I know it has been a difficult start to the season, but there is still so much to play for in four competitions, and my staff and I will give it everything to reward the supporters and the club.”

Sporting director Kevin Thelwell described Rohl as an “exceptional coach”.

“He has worked in some of the most demanding football environments in the world, where winning is the only expectation, and we believe that background has prepared him for Rangers.”

Morocco in the early hours of this morning – Monday, defeated Argentina to win this year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup.

Yassir Zabiri gave Morocco the lead after 12 minutes of play.

Famalicão, a 20-year-old winger, extended Morocco’s advantage in the first half.

No goal was scored in the second half as Morocco held on to their lead to emerge winner over Argentina after 90 minutes at Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos.

The North Africans had defeated France in the semi-final encounter, while Argentina defeated Colombia.

Colombia won the third-place final after beating France 1-0 earlier.