England face the prospect of missing out on Manchester United teenager Zidane Iqbal, with Iraqi football chiefs keen to secure the teenager's services at senior international level, Sky Sports News can reveal. He let the world know he was back on Sunday, quite literally, announcing his return to the fans with cries of 'I'm back!' after running in his first touchdown since re-signing with Carolina earlier this week. At one moment he was crouched in the huddle giving out a pep talk with the undivided attention of the entire team, before crowning the win with an unofficial lap of honour high-fiving every fan he possibly could. It's like he never left. Already this feels like his team again. having also been forced off with an ankle problem. "Being a Paralympian has changed my life. I've made the best of friends, travelled the world and met the most amazing and inspirational of people - all while having the time of my life."