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Arsenal have added Dutch defender Jurrien Timber to their Champions League squad for the second half of the season as he nears a return from injury. Timber joined Arsenal from Ajax for around £38m during the summer but suffered a serious ACL injury during his Premier League debut and, after undergoing surgery, was left off the European squad list for the group stage. However, Timber is now back in the squad, with Mikel Arteta handing him the senior spot which was vacated by Lino Sousa's winter exit to Aston Villa. Just when Timber will be back available remains to be seen. Initial estimates of seven to nine months on the sidelines would mean a return in March at the very earliest, and his inclusion in the squad suggests that sort of time frame may prove to be accurate. Arsenal will take on Porto in the last 16 of the Champions League, but that tie will almost certainly come too soon for Timber. The first leg is scheduled for February 21, with the return fixture on March 12. Shoul...

“The Drew Barrymore Show” will begin airing fresh episodes on Monday but a lot of off-air controversy will be clinging to its typically bubbly host NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) — “The Drew Barrymore Show” will begin airing fresh episodes on Monday but a lot of off-air controversy will be clinging to its typically bubbly host. Barrymore — a daughter of a proud acting dynasty — is making new batches of her syndicated talk show despite picketers outside her studio, as daytime TV becomes the latest battlefield in the ongoing Hollywood labor strife. “We’re four months approximately into this strike and it’s not surprising that there are defectors,” said Michael H. LeRoy, a professor of labor and employment relations at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. “I couldn’t predict that this would happen on daytime TV, but everybody has a breaking point in a labor dispute.” “The Drew Barrymore Show,” operating without its three union writers, isn’t the only daytime show to resume. “The Vi...

The president of the Albanian Football Association has revealed that Chelsea striker Armando Broja is set to make his return to competitive action after the international break. Broja has not been seen since suffering a nasty knee injury back in December, undergoing surgery and committing to a lengthy recovery process which is slowly approaching its conclusion. New Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino has repeatedly name-dropped Broja when asked about a move for a new striker, hinting at his excitement towards working with the 22-year-old academy graduate. That link-up could be coming soon as Albanian FA president Armand Duka told Euronews that Broja could even made it back to Chelsea's bench when the Blues return to Premier League action against Bournemouth on Sunday. "Broja has completed his recovery phase," Duka said. "Maybe this week he will be on the bench with Chelsea, ready to return to the field. "He should be back in October for the [international] Game...

Tottenham have completed the signing of winger Dejan Kulusevski from Juventus on a permanent deal. The Sweden international joined Spurs on loan in January 2022 on a deal which included an option to make the deal permanent for a fee of around £30m, but Spurs declined to trigger that clause and instead pursued a discount. As 90min reported on Friday, the two clubs settled on a fee of closer to £25m and Kulusevski has now completed his return to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Kulusevski has inked a five-year contract and becomes the first signing of the Ange Postecoglou era. READ THE LATEST TOTTENHAM NEWS, TRANSFER RUMOURS & GOSSIP feed Kulusevski endured a mixed 18 months on loan in London. He racked up seven goals and 16 assists in 57 appearances in all com Pet itions, often looking like one of Spurs' top talents when he was in form. A red-hot start to life in England, which yielded five goals and eight assists in his first six months at the club, had Spurs fans relishing t...

An overdue book was returned to a California library earlier this month after being checked out for nearly 100 years. An overdue book was returned to a California library after being checked out for nearly 100 years. The book, "A History of the United States" by Benson Lossing, was due back at the St. Helena Public Library in Napa Valley in February 1927, Chris Kreiden, the library's director, told ABC News. Earlier this month, Napa Valley resident Jim Perry returned the book, which was passed down originally by his late wife's grandfather. Perry said he wasn't aware of the significance of its return until he saw reports while out of town at his brother-in-law's son's wedding. MORE: Record number of demands made to ban or censor books in 2022: Report Perry told ABC News that the book was in his family for five generations, and was in the possession of his wife, Sandra Learned Perry, until her death in 2015. "A couple of weeks ago, I decided to tak...