Atletico Madrid His brother Lucas was listed too

Theo Hernandez wants to play for Spain

Atletico Madrid must serve a transfer ban after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) last week confirmed FIFA's sanction for irregularities over the signing of several underage players, one of whom was Real Madrid-bound Theo Hernandez.

The 19-year-old's name appears on the list of almost 200 players whose transfers were investigated by football's governing body, as does that of his brother Lucas Hernandez.

The brothers were born in France, but moved to Spain at a young age and Theo Hernandez even announced in the past week that he intends to represent Spain, rather than France.

CAS's document on Atletico Madrid sanction

The list of players which led FIFA to investigate AtleticoA Birmingham builder has been dubbed "a miracle man" after he was impaled on a steel rod in an accident - and survived.

Keith Sweeney was working on a construction site on the corner of Church Street and Cornwall Street, in the city's business district, last July.

The 37-year-old, who lives in Hall Green, had lost his footing as he worked on the third floor, and fell backwards on to a metre-long metal bar.

It impaled him, entering his left buttock and exiting just above his right nipple, but managed to miss all his major organs.

The fight to save the carpenter's life, after he was airlifted to Selly Oak Hospital where it took surgeons more than four hours to remove the rod, will feature on ITV1's The Real ER tonight.

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