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SAN FRANCISCO — As much of the world’s top cybersecurity professionals gathered for the annual RSA conference in San Francisco this week, one group was noticeably absent — top White House officials, who have in the past headlined sessions aimed at closing the gap between the White House and Silicon Valley on cybersecurity policy, were nowhere to be found. The absence of senior administration officials at this year’s conference was particularly noticeable, given the White House’s unclear stance on several key cybersecurity issues, ranging from encryption technology to the way in which foreign states should be punished (or cited) for hacking into the US.
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James Rodriguez wants his future at Real Madrid resolved by tomorrow. The Colombia international wants to leave the Bernabeu this summer in search of regular first-team football next season. And Spanish outlet Diario Gol claim Rodriguez does not want to travel with the Real squad for their pre-season tour of the USA. It is said he could go off like 'a bomb' in the La Liga champions' dressing rooms if his wishes to leave the club are not granted. Express Sport understands he could be on his way to Manchester United with Jose Mourinho keen to capitalise on the uncertainty surrounding his future. Real Madrid transfers: Most likely summer departures Which Real Madrid players are most likely to leave the Bernabeu this summer, according to Football Whispers (1 - unlikely, 5 - very likely)? Neymar has urged Barcelona to sign Brazil team-mate Paulinho. "Paulinho is a friend that I have in football," Neymar told Spanish newspaper AS. "I want him to sign for...
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The Gunners have pursued the French international for several years and identified him as the man to bolster their frontline. Arsene Wenger has a wealth of attacking options at the club, including Olivier Giroud, Danny Welbeck and Lucas Perez, yet Lacazette’s unique individual qualities make him an exciting addition to the Arsenal squad. Lacazette is likely to play in a lone role up front, although Alexis Sanchez’s uncertain future means he could be a potential replacement for the Chilean if Alexis does decide to leave in the coming weeks. As it stands, however, Arsenal will be able to play Alexis, Mesut Ozil and Lacazette as a front three next season. The upcoming pre-season games in Australia and China will reveal more about whether Wenger will stick with a three-man defence next term, but it is unlikely to affect Lacazette, who should feature in a central role throughout next season. The 26-year-old plays as a central striker and uses a mixture of strength and pace to beat o...
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