Mike Tyson will return to the ring, the hunt for Kimmich continues. Daily Digest for March 7

Thursday, February 7, turned out to be a rich day in sports news and events. The Dailysports team will acquaint you with the most interesting ones.

The first matches of the UEFA Europa League and Conference League Round of 16 took place. Roma demolished Brighton (4:0), while Liverpool left no stone unturned against Prague's Sparta (5:1). You can find all the results of the Europa League game day here and the Conference League here.

Barcelona eyes Dybala. Barcelona has shown interest in Roma's midfielder and Argentine national team player Paulo Dybala. It seemed like all the cards were in Blaugrana's hands: there's a ridiculously low buyout clause in the Argentine midfielder's contract for foreign clubs, only 12 million euros. However, there's a snag: the player himself is not keen on changing clubs.

Legendary Mike Tyson returns to the ring. Officially. Blogger and boxer Jake Paul will have an exhibition bout against Mike Tyson. The exhibition fight will follow boxing rules. The event is scheduled for July 20 at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Live-streaming will be available on Netflix.

Flick's agent held talks with Barcelona. Hans-Dieter Flick's agent, Pini Zahavi, had a specific conversation with Barcelona's management regarding the employment of the German coach. The agent and Barcelona's president, Joan Laporta, have a good relationship, and
Flick is one of the top candidates for the job in Catalonia. However, the club itself has not made a final decision yet.

Three top Premier League clubs set sights on Bayern's leader. The race for Bayern Munich's midfielder Joshua Kimmich has begun with three top Premier League clubs: Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City. Kimmich is also linked with Barcelona and PSG. According to reports, Manchester City is the closest among the potential suitors to securing Kimmich.

Major overhaul incoming at Manchester United. The new owner of Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is planning a significant overhaul at the club and is prepared to change almost the entire locker room. Manchester Evening News reports that as many as 21 players could be shown the door in the summer.

Scaloni could take over Lazio. Lazio's management has shown interest in the candidacy of the head coach of the Argentine national team, Lionel Scaloni. In addition to Scaloni, Lazio is interested in Croatian specialist Igor Tudor, Genoa's coach Alberto Gilardino, Monza's coach Raffaele Palladino, and Porto's Sérgio Conceição.