خاطب رامون كالديرون، رئيس نادي ريال مدريد السابق، فينيسيوس جونيور بشأن مستقبله مع الفريق الملكي خاصة بعدما شارف عقده مع المرينجي على الانتهاء.
فينيسيوس سوف ينتهي عقده مع نادي ريال مدريد بنهاية الموسم المقبل، ولم يتم التوصل إلى اتفاق حتى الآن بين الطرفين حول توقيع عقد جديد.
ودخل فينيسيوس خلال الآونة الأخيرة في فترة شك كبير وذلك بعد الهبوط الذي حدث في مستواه عقب خسارته لسباق الكرة الذهبية العام الماضي لصالح نجم مانشستر سيتي، رودري.
وتشير التقارير الأخيرة، إلى أن فينيسيوس يطالب بالحصول على نفس الراتب الذي يحصل عليه كيليان مبابي، وذلك من أجل الموافقة على تجديد عقده مع الميرنجي.
وتأتي هذه التقارير وسط الإشاعات التي تربط فينيسيوس بالانتقال إلى الدوري السعودي للمحترفين، حيث تم عرض راتب كبير على الدولي البرازيلي للعب في دوري روشن.
ويرى كالديرون في تصريحات نقلتها صحيفة موندو ديبورتيفو، أن فينيسيوس عليه أن يوافق على الاستمرار مع ريال مدريد ، موضحًا أن الدولي البرازيلي يلعب في أفضل فريق في العالم.
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وقال كالديرون عن فينيسيوس: “إنه وقت مناسب لتذكير فينيسيوس؛ إنه في أفضل فريق في العالم، الجو بارد جدًا في الخارج”.
كما انتقد كالديرون سياسة رئيس ريال مدريد الحالي، فلورنتينو بيريز، مبديًا اعتراضه على النموذج المؤسسي الذي يعتزم بيريز تطبيقه في الفريق الملكي.
ودعى بيريز الجمعية العمومية إلى اجتماع يوم غد الأحد، حيث سيتم تقديم ميزانية عام 2025.
وأضاف كالديرون في حديثه: “لا أرغب في رؤية هذا النموذج، إلا إذا أخبرت أنه أمر لا مفر منه، لأنه سيسبب كارثة في النادي”.
واختتم: “لا يمكن الإصرار على أن هذا يجري لكي يكون النادي ملكًا لأعضائه؛ النادي ملك لأعضائه بالفعل، لدي شعور بأنها مشكلة مالية، حسابات الملعب خرجت عن سيطرة النادي”.
O técnico do Santos, Fábio Carille, descartou a contratação do goleiro Marcelo Grohe, atualmente no Al-Ittihad, da Arábia Saudita, e revelou que o Peixe tem interesse em Gabriel Brazão, que disputa a Série B do Italiano pelo Ternana.
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Em entrevista à Santa Cecília TV, o treinador comentou a respeito das conversas do Alvinegro Praiano com ex-jogador do Grêmio e explicou os motivos que esfriaram a negociação.
– O Marcelo Grohe me ligou na viagem (domingo), vindo para cá (Baixada Santista). Era o nosso primeiro nome para se juntar aqui com nossos goleiros. Mas, infelizmente, mudaram as leis na Arábia. Como o Ittihad está na Champions, não é obrigado tirar um estrangeiro para colocar outro. Então, o Marcelo vai continuar. O Marcelo tinha que abrir mão de todo o contrato. E, realmente, são valores que não dão para abrir mão. Infelizmente, ele não vem mais – disse Fábio Carille.
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Na sequência, Carille admitiu que Gabriel Brazão, do Ternana, está no radar do Santos, que busca uma sombra para João Paulo, titular da equipe.
– Pode ser o Gabriel, sim. Vou me reunir com a comissão, principalmente com o Oscar e o Arzul (preparadores de goleiro), para a gente começar a definir um outro nome. Precisa chegar mais um goleiro – finalizou o treinador.
Somerset out of contention for knockouts after slipping to heavy defeat between showers
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Sarah Bryce top-scored for The Blaze•Getty Images
Sisters Kathryn and Sarah Bryce scored half-centuries to guide The Blaze to a 44-run bonus point victory over Somerset on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in a rain-shortened Metro Bank One Day Cup match at Taunton Vale Sports Ground.Sarah Bryce top-scored with 68 from 54 balls, hit 12 fours and shared in an opening stand of 76 inside 10 overs with Georgie Boyce as The Blaze posted 252 for 6 in a contest reduced to 33 overs-a-side. Kathryn Bryce then made 63 not out from 60 balls with eight fours, staging a partnership of 72 with Orla Prendergast, who weighed in with a forthright 46. Charlie Dean did her best to keep Somerset in contention, returning figures of 3 for 50 from seven overs.Chasing a revised target of 214 in 26 overs, Somerset never recovered from the wreckage of 9 for 4, Cassidy McCarthy taking three wickets in a devastating eight-ball burst that all but settled the outcome during the powerplay. Amanda-Jade Wellington raised a defiant 28-ball 53 and Fran Wilson hit 33, but McCarthy finished with 3 for 12 as the home side were bowled out for 169 in 22.2 overs.Victory cemented The Blaze’s position in the top three and materially improved their prospects of making the final stages of the 50-over competition, but Somerset are now out of contention with two games remaining.Making the most of short boundaries and a quick outfield, Boyce and Sarah Bryce accrued 11 boundaries on their way to 61 without loss from a seven-over powerplay after being put in on a drying surface. When the seamers struggled to contain the flow of runs, Somerset turned to spinners Dean and Wellington in an attempt to turn the tide.England international Dean struck in her second over, persuading Boyce to drive to mid-off and depart for a run-a-ball 31 with the score 76 for 1 in the 10th over. But there was no dislodging Sarah Bryce, who went to an assured half-century from 40 balls with 10 fours, the Blaze wicketkeeper-batter growing in stature all the time.There was a sense of relief within Somerset ranks when offspinner Chloe Skelton bowled Bryce in the act of cutting in the 18th, her dismissal providing the home side with much-needed respite. Thereafter, Prendergast and Kathryn Bryce proved adept at finding the gaps, the pair combining clever placement and forceful running in staging a third-wicket stand of 73 in eight overs.Ireland international Prendergast seized on anything wide or short of a length, pulling Alex Griffiths for the first six of the innings and then driving Skelton for four as returning rain rendered control difficult for the bowlers. She had raised 46 off 31 balls and helped herself to five fours and a six when she skied a catch to backward point off the bowling of Wellington as The Blaze slipped to 195 for 3.Somerset continued to fight back, Dean bowling the dangerous Georgia Elwiss and then pinning Ella Claridge lbw to further reduce their opponents to 212 for 5 in the 29th. But Kathryn Bryce continued to carry the fight to Somerset, raising her 50 via 52 balls with her sixth four and putting on 34 for the sixth wicket with Michaela Kirk, who contributed a useful 17 from nine deliveries.A further downpour caused seven overs to be lost and, when Somerset resumed their innings, they were required to score a further 209 at 8.36 an over. Their task quickly became even more difficult, Bex Odgers pulling McCarthy’s first ball to square leg and fellow opener Niamh Holland nicking a catch behind off the bowling of Grace Ballinger.Generating pace and swing aplenty, McCarthy bowled Sophie Luff and Dani Gibson with successive deliveries, at which point she had taken three wickets in eight balls and the home side were deep in trouble on 9 for 4. Kirstie Gordon then had Dean held by Kirk on the midwicket boundary as Somerset slumped to 22 for 5.Wilson and Wellington did their utmost to make a game of it thereafter, staging a face-saving alliance of 69 in 6.5 overs in the late-afternoon sunshine. Not afraid to play expansive strokes, these two raised a quickfire 50 from 33 balls in a blaze of boundaries, Wellington plundering five consecutive fours off the bowling of Prendergast to put the visitors on the back foot for the first time.Elwiss accounted for Wilson, caught at short fine leg, but the defiant Wellington went on to post a rapid 50 from just 26 balls with 10 fours. She was run out by Kathryn Bryce soon afterwards, her dismissal signaling the end of meaningful West Country resistance.
Just when you think Liverpool have turned a corner, Arne Slot’s Reds ended up falling apart on their Premier League travels to Manchester City.
In the build-up to this showdown between two top-flight heavyweights, Liverpool had managed to collect two wins from their last two games in all competitions to ease concerns of a crisis occurring at Anfield.
However, football is a fickle old game, with the alarm bells ringing once more now, as City strolled to a 3-0 victory on their own patch.
Unfortunately, that demoralising defeat means Liverpool are already eight points behind Arsenal at the summit, as the likes of Mohamed Salah and Hugo Ekitike continue to underwhelm in attack.
The former Eintracht Frankfurt marksman was branded an “anonymous” figure by Statman Dave after failing to fire a single effort on the City goal.
Still, it’s not as if Alexander Isak is banging down the door to replace the misfiring attacker…
Inside Isak's disappointing start at Liverpool
Isak remain rooted to the substitutes bench throughout the 3-0 defeat, with the Swede hoping he can get his Liverpool career up and running after the international break.
So far, the £125m summer recruit has been sparingly used, owing to a lack of pre-season being handed to him at former employers Newcastle United, with the expensive striker yet to break his Premier League duck for Slot and Co.
It’s way too early in his Anfield career to dismiss him as an extortionate flop, though, with Isak undoubtedly a Premier League goal machine when playing at his razor-sharp best, as seen when watching his 54-goal tally for the Toon.
But, he will need to start living up to his previous billing of being the “best striker in the Premier League”, a tag handed to him by ex-Liverpool great Jamie Carragher, particularly if Ekitike continues to also fail to recapture his own goal-scoring groove.
Slot does have other options up his sleeve in this frustrating lone striker spot if needs be, with an emerging 17-year-old talent at Anfield potentially in line to be the number 9 of the future.
Liverpool are brewing a mini Alexander Isak
The number 9 jersey at Liverpool is a shirt steeped in significant history, with Ian Rush becoming synonymous with that number when scoring an all-time best on Merseyside of 346 goals.
Moreover, in more recent times, Fernando Torres took on the weighty shirt and thrived, bagging 81 strikes from 142 games.
Fernando Torres celebrates for Liverpool
Unfortunately, Isak is going down the route of being remembered more as a Darwin Nunez-style figure now donning the number nine, who mustered up a weak 40 goals in total in England.
Who will be the next legendary 9? Well, a teenager by the name of Will Wright – a young individual being heralded as the “next Michael Owen” in some circles – will be praying it could be him.
Liverpool #9s – selected players
Player
Games
Goals
Ian Rush
654
346
Robbie Fowler
369
183
Ian St. John
424
118
Fernando Torres
142
81
Darwin Nunez
143
40
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Indeed, the young striker sensation has already been branded as a “great finisher” by Reds journalist Bence Boscak when plying his trade for League Two outfit Salford City while Total Football Analysis have suggested that he has ‘many of the characteristics to be a top-level centre-forward’.
In the academy ranks last season at the Ammies, Wright fired home a stunning 40 goals, which certainly shows off a striker capable of one day reaching Isak’s Newcastle heights in the senior set-up. It’s for that reason that the aforementioned Bocask believes he is a “brilliant signing.”
He even featured in pre-season under Slot when Athletic Club travelled to Anfield, with one big chance spurned when thrust into the thick of the action.
Arsenal reportedly had their eyes on the clinical youngster before Wright decided to move to Merseyside over North London, with the hope that he could live up to his early promise and become Liverpool’s next free-flowing number nine.
Injuries have curtailed his U21 minutes as of late, with the 17-year-old now out of action until December with a knee problem.
But, when he’s back, don’t write off a sudden rise into the first team scene that’s similar to Rio Ngumoha’s explosion, with the misfiring duo of Ekitike and Isak, also kept on their toes by some fresh blood.
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The Reds have set their sights on a new right-back.
Manchester City are now considering a move for a new forward who Pep Guardiola called “extraordinary”, and they have identified him as a priority target.
Man City eyeing new forward amid overreliance on Erling Haaland
Man City are the joint-highest scorers in the Premier League this season, having netted 24 times, but to say they are reliant on Erling Haaland would be an understatement, with the Norwegian scoring 14 of those, finding the back of the net every 74 minutes on average.
No other City player has scored more than once in the league, and Guardiola called on his other attacking players to step up after the 2-0 victory against Everton last month, saying: “He [Haaland] could have scored four or five at the end. He’s our key man,”
“At the same time, we cannot do good things with just Erling. Our wingers, attacking midfielders and the other players have to make a step up.”
However, Maxime Esteve technically still remains the Blues’ second-highest scorer in the league this term, having scored two own goals in Burnley’s 5-1 thrashing at the Etihad Stadium, so it is no surprise a new forward is now being targeted.
According to a report from Spain, Man City are now considering a move for AFC Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo, amid concerns they are overreliant on Haaland, with the Ghanaian forward set to be available for a fee of £65m during the January transfer window.
Semenyo has now been identified as a priority target by City, given the fantastic start he has made to the Premier League season, although there could be competition for the 25-year-old’s signature from reigning champions Liverpool.
Talks could ‘accelerate soon’, with the Blues clearly keen on signing the versatile attacker, who is capable of playing on the wing, as a target man, or even as a second striker.
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In fairness, Jeremy Doku has stepped up to the plate in recent times, most notably scoring and winning a penalty in the 3-0 victory against Liverpool last month.
However, none of City’s attackers have been anywhere near as consistent as Haaland, so it would make sense to bring in a new forward this January, and Guardiola has made it clear he is a big fan of the Bournemouth star.
The Ghana international made a flying start to the campaign, meaning he is currently the joint-fourth highest goalscorer in the Premier League.
Top scorers in the Premier League
Club
Goals
Erling Haaland
Manchester City
14
Igor Thiago
Brentford
9
Danny Welbeck
Brighton
7
Antoine Semenyo
AFC Bournemouth
6
Jean-Philippe Mateta
Crystal Palace
6
With Haaland clearly in need of additional support in attack, Semenyo could be a fantastic signing for Man City, as they look to hunt down Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table.
O Fluminense pode já ter um desfalque para o primeiro jogo da semifinal contra o Flamengo. Trata-se do atacante Douglas Costa.
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Douglas Costa sentiu a coxa direita após o clássico contra o Botafogo. O atacante do Fluminense já iniciou o tratamento no CT Carlos Castilho
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CONFIRA A NOTA DIVULGADA PELO FLUMINENSE: O jogador Douglas Costa sentiu dores na coxa direta na partida de sábado, contra o Botafogo. Após exame realizado, nesta terça-feira, 05/03, foi constatada uma lesão anterior de coxa direita. O atleta já iniciou o tratamento no CT.
O Fluminense volta a entrar em campo neste sábado (9), às 21h. O Tricolor vai enfrentar o Flamengo, no primeiro jogo válido pela semifinal do Campeonato Carioca. O clássico será no Maracanã.
Martin Guptill has joined the West Indies camp to provide specialist support for the two T20Is at Eden Park
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Tim Seifert fractured his right index finger while batting in a Ford Trophy match•Getty Images
Tim Seifert has been ruled out of New Zealand’s upcoming home T20I series against West Indies with a broken finger. Mitchell Hay has been called in to the squad as Seifert’s replacement and joined the team on Monday night.Seifert retired hurt after being hit on the finger while batting for Northern Districts in Monday’s Ford Trophy match against Wellington Firebirds, and a subsequent X-ray revealed a fracture to the right index finger.”We’re all feeling for Tim,” Rob Walter, New Zealand’s head coach, said in a statement. “He’s a key member of this T20 unit given his power at the top of the order and his role as keeper, so he’ll be missed over the next five matches.NZ vs WI, T20I series
Nov 5 – 1st T20I, Auckland Nov 6 – 2nd T20I, Auckland Nov 9 – 3rd T20I, Nelson Nov 11 – 4th T20I, Nelson Nov 13 – 5th T20I, Dunedin
“He showed in the recent T20 series’ that he’s building up to top form, so it’s disappointing that that has been halted as we continue to prepare for a pinnacle event.”We’re hoping Tim’s recovery will be quick and he’ll be back on the park as soon as possible.”A wicketkeeper-batter like Seifert, Hay is not as experienced as the man he has replaced but has featured in 11 T20Is since making his debut against Sri Lanka in Dambulla in November last year and holds the world record for the most dismissals (six) in an innings in the format.”Mitch has shown in his international opportunities so far that he’s a top-quality wicketkeeper batter and is more than capable of contributing at this level,” Walter said. “We’re lucky to be able call on another player of his ability which shows the level of depth we currently have in the T20 format.”<!–#cricinfo_inserttype: iframebody:
أعلن نادي الزوراء العراقي، غياب مدربنا المصري عماد النحاس عن قيادة الفريق في لقاء اليوم أمام جوا الهندي، ضمن منافسات الجولة الخامسة من بطولة دوري أبطال آسيا 2، وهي مباراة يسعى خلالها الفريق للحفاظ على مركزه في وصافة المجموعة وتحقيق نتيجة إيجابية على ملعبه.
وكشف النادي في بيان رسمي أن عماد النحاس اضطر لمغادرة العراق بشكل عاجل والتوجه إلى القاهرة بسبب ظرف عائلي طارئ، بعد تعرض نجله لحادث سير استدعى تدخلاً جراحياً عاجلاً ووضعه تحت المراقبة داخل العناية المركزة، الأمر الذي دفع المدرب إلى ضرورة التواجد بجانب أسرته ومتابعة حالته الصحية.
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وأشار البيان إلى أن عماد النحاس كان يرغب في تأجيل سفره لما بعد المباراة، إلا أن إدارة الزوراء رفضت ذلك وتمسكت بضرورة مغادرته فورًا تقديرًا للظرف الإنساني الذي يمر به.
واختتم النادي بيانه بالتأكيد على دعم الإدارة والجهاز الفني واللاعبين للمدرب المصري في هذه المحنة، متمنيين لنجله الشفاء العاجل وعودة آمنة وسريعة إلى الفريق.
Leeds United have now shown that they have enough quality in the big matches in the Premier League this season to clinch survival.
The 3-1 win over Chelsea saw new recruits Jaka Bijol and Dominic Calvert-Lewin come into their own as the goals were shared out, while the following 3-3 draw against Liverpool – which Daniel Farke coined as another “magic night” at Elland Road – also saw faces such as Anton Stach deliver the goods on the tense occasion.
All of these fresh signings that have contributed to the positive patch of form unfolding will hope they’re viewed in the same glowing light Raphinha is still held in down the line.
The Brazilian winger was key to Leeds beating the drop during the 2021/22 season, when collecting a memorable 11 league strikes.
Of course, while the likes of Stach have stuck out as positive influences ever since moving to England, Leeds’ success rate in the transfer department since Raphinha’s £17m switch has been rather mixed.
Rating Leeds' transfer business since signing Raphinha
While the £17m splashed out on Raphinha’s services ended up looking incredibly shrewd, other bits of business signed off on at Elland Road since this masterstroke purchase have gone down as extortionate wastes of money.
The summer window right after the South American’s departure, before the 2022/23 season kicked off, sticks out as having a lot of misfires, with nearly £70m spent on obtaining Brenden Aaronson, Luis Sinisterra, and Tyler Adams, as Aaronson has the tag next to his name of being the only remaining first-team presence today.
Thankfully, though, Leeds haven’t just been setting cash on fire since Raphinha’s exit, with the reported £10m fee to bring Joe Rodon to West Yorkshire in 2024 still looking to be a fine acquisition, as the Welshman remains an undroppable part of Farke’s starting XI, with two Premier League goals next to his name this season.
Moreover, the £7m dropped to pick up Ethan Ampadu the summer before Rodon made his move permanent is another bargain that’s arguably on the same level as Raphinha’s coup, with the ex-Chelsea man winning a mighty nine duels against his former employers and Arne Slot’s visitors, to firm up his own concrete starting spot.
That said, there’s a deal that eclipses the moves to bring both Ampadu and Rodon to Elland Road.
Underrated Leeds star must now start every game
Although Leeds have splashed the big bucks on the likes of Georginio Rutter in recent years, they have also demonstrated an eagerness to bring in cheap gems who have then exploded into life at Elland Road, as seen in the glittering examples of Rodon, Ampadu, and Raphinha.
Ao Tanaka’s name now has to be added to this ever-growing list, with the modest £2.9m the Premier League newcomers had to part ways with last year to land the Japanese midfielder from Fortuna Düsseldorf, continuing to look like an insane steal, and one of “the best bargains in Leeds history” as per writer Adonis Storr.
Tanaka has become an ice-cold figure Farke can rely on in the big moments, with his ultra-cheap price-tag justified just with his last-minute equaliser against Liverpool last time out, as the Japan international was in the right place at the right time to slam home a 96th-minute leveller.
He was also the hero against Chelsea, who gifted his relegation-threatened side a two-goal cushion, as the German just continues to get more and more out of his “unbelievable” signing, as he referred to the 27-year-old during his team’s promotion-winning exploits.
Tanaka’s Leeds numbers
Stat
Tanaka
Games played
57
Goals scored
7
Assists
2
Promotions won
1x
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Indeed, Tanaka hasn’t just shown up to the party in the Premier League, with five goals and two assists in the hustle and bustle of the Championship, helping steer the Whites to the title in emphatic style.
While Manor Solomon and Joel Piroe would steal many of the plaudits last season, Tanaka would have his own fanbase forming, too, with the “underrated” star – as per journalist Bence Bocsak – now ready to become a regular in the top-flight and start every game.
For just £2.9m, Leeds really have won themselves a once-in-a-lifetime deal, with Tanaka’s heroics continuing on, surely securing survival, as Farke hopes he remains put for the foreseeable future, unlike Raphinha.
Forget Tanaka: Leeds hero who had 100% passing now has to start every game
Leeds United’s wild week continued with a last-gasp draw against Liverpool.