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da betsul： Na véspera do Derby das Américas — jogo que marca a estreia do Flamengo na Copa Intercontinental da Fifa — a equipe rubro-negra realizou, nesta terça-feira (9), seu último treino no CT Al Ersaal, em Doha (Catar). Atual campeão da Libertadores e do Brasileirão, o Rubro-Negro enfrentará o Cruz Azul, vencedor mais recente da Champions da Concacaf.

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O treino começou por volta das 10h15 (de Brasília, 16h15 no horário local), com transmissão da “Flamengo TV”. Durante o período aberto à imprensa, os jogadores fizeram atividades em campo reduzido, o famoso “bobinho”. Veja como foi abaixo.

Antes das atividades, o canal do clube conversou com alguns jogadores. Confira abaixo.

Cebolinha: “A gente chega fisicamente muito bem, todos à disposição. A dificuldade maior é o fuso horário, mas estamos nos adaptando seguindo as recomendações do clube. Não consegui dormir de jeito nenhum, mas o clube deixou a gente descansar mais. Amanhã estaremos bem melhor. Tem a ansiedade, quero que chegue a hora do jogo, mas já é meu terceiro Mundial com a camisa do Flamengo. Enfrentaremos uma equipe qualificada, mas o professor Filipe Luís já nos deixou preparados.”

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Pulgar: “Temos força e gana para seguir ganhando, foi um ano exitoso para todos. Amanhã, vamos tentar ganhar, fazer uma boa partida. Ajuda muito que jogaremos todos os jogos no mesmo estádio, se estiver bom como do nosso treinamento, será ótimo. E tem cadeiras vermelhas e pretas, estamos em casa.”

Michael: “A gente treina todos os dias baseado no próximo jogo. A gente está treinando para esse jogo, acertando os últimos detalhes. A gente não precisa mudar muito, apenas potencializar o que está dando certo.”

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Flamengo e Cruz Azul se enfrentam pelo chamado “Clássico das Américas” da Copa Intercontinental nesta quarta-feira (10). Se vencer os mexicanos, o Rubro-Negro enfrentará o Pyramids, do Egito, no próximo sábado (13). Em caso de classificação, a final será contra o PSG, campeão da Champions League, no dia 17. Todas as partidas serão disputadas no estádio Ahmad bin Ali, às 14h (de Brasília).

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O que Filipe Luís espera de Flamengo x Cruz Azul?

O técnico Filipe Luís, do Flamengo, concedeu entrevista coletiva no Catar nesta terça antes do último treinamento preparatório. O comandante rubro-negro rasgou elogios à equipe do Cruz Azul e negou favoritismo. Também comparou as características dos mexicanos com duas equipes recentes do futebol brasileiro.

— O Cruz Azul é um time com ideias claras: pressiona muito, com muita força física, duelos e perseguições individuais, protagonista dos jogos com a bola, difícil de tirar a bola deles. Costuma dominar os adversários quase sempre. É similar à forma de defender do Bragantino do (Vagner) Mancini e do Atlético Mineiro do Cuca. E, para jogar, lembra várias equipes, mas a individualidade torna a equipe única. São meio-campistas de muita qualidade, que se oferecem para jogar — analisou.

➡️ Filipe Luís mostra otimismo sobre presença de Pedro no Mundial: ‘É o nosso atacante’

Filipe Luís tem estudado exaustivamente o primeiro adversário, do qual se tornou admirador.

— É um time muito competitivo, muito bem treinado. A liga mexicana é muito competitiva, disputada, com poder financeiro grande. A equipe tem ótimos jogadores, especialmente fortes fisicamente. Defendem de maneira agressiva, com pressão, tentando ser protagonista, atacando o máximo possível, com jogadores com qualidade também no banco. A gente pensa futebol de forma parecida: pressionando e tentando controlar o jogo. Vai ser um jogo muito disputado! — elogiou.

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Manchester City are now ready to snap up a “superstar” Champions League player, with the same agent as two members of Pep Guardiola’s squad.

Man City looking to strengthen after Bayer Leverkusen setback

After putting together a solid run to re-establish themselves as Premier League title contenders, Man City have endured a dip in form over the past week, losing 2-1 at Newcastle United on Saturday, before succumbing to a 2-0 home defeat against Bayer Leverkusen.

It was a new-look defence for City, with Guardiola making wholesale changes to his starting XI, bringing in Abdukodir Khusanov to replace Matheus Nunes at right-back, despite the 27-year-old impressing in that area this season.

However, given that both Khusanov and Nunes aren’t natural full-backs, the Blues remain keen on bringing in another option, and there has now been a new update on their pursuit of Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento.

Transfer insider Dean Jones has now told TEAMtalk that Man City will be ready to sign Livramento if the opportunity presents itself, saying: “He’s happy at Newcastle, he is in a good position, he wants to push the limits of a new contract. But equally he knows he could secure a big transfer if he really wanted it.

“City have respect for his situation and have had to wait for him to decide what he does next. If he looks to leave, they are right there and will snap him up.”

"Superstar" Livramento could be perfect for Pep

Of course, any player in a Guardiola system must be comfortable in possession of the ball, and the Newcastle defender, who has the same agent as Stones and Nathan Ake, has averaged an 85.4% pass completion rate per 90 over the past year, placing him in the 87th percentile compared to other full-backs.

Once referred to as a “superstar” by Newcastle content creator Kendall Rowan, the three-time England international is also proven in the Premier League, having reached the 100-game mark in his side’s 2-1 win against City, during which the full-back made three clearances, two interceptions and two tackles.

Having been ranked as one of the best right-backs in the world, ahead of the likes of Nunes and Khusanov, Livramento could be a real upgrade for Pep at right-back, but a deal could be on the expensive side…

Man City preparing £158m+ bid for star who wants to work under Guardiola

The Citizens are keen to make new signings and could now look to acquire one of Europe’s most prominent attackers.

BySean Markus Clifford Nov 24, 2025

Newcastle value Livramento at the £80m mark, which would make him one of the most expensive signings in Man City history, and given that Nunes has been impressing this season, it is questionable whether they should spend that much on another right-back.

Sanjay Manjrekar’s autobiography sets a template with its frankness and ability to cover areas other cricketers fear to tread

Sharda Ugra24-Mar-2018If a more honest book about Indian cricket is released this year, please turn up at ESPNcricinfo’s Bangalore office. Drinks are on me.When the title of Sanjay Manjrekar’s book was first revealed, it did sound a little intriguingly precious. Like  was aiming to be Andre Agassi’s , but with pads on. A few pages in, you don’t care: about the title, about the unremarkable photograph of Manjrekar on the cover, because it’s the stuff inside that rings through, grabs attention, and tells a story worth listening to.The disclaimer: Manjrekar happens to be the first of many cricketers to have been annoyed with something I wrote. The year was 1990, and he was the most accomplished of Indian top-order batsmen. His first Test century had come in Barbados, against Marshall, Ambrose, Bishop and Walsh. He was just off a drawn series against Pakistan, with more than 550 runs in four Tests against Imran, Waqar, Wasim and Qadir at 94; two centuries (one a double), three fifties. In an interview I did for , the first newspaper I worked for, not even six months into the profession, I asked Manjrekar if he had contemplated opening the batting. At the team’s pre-departure press conference before the England tour, Manjrekar voiced his unhappiness over getting into trouble with the selectors over his answer. A few months later, he’d forgotten all about it and I could go to him when explanation or clarity was sought about one or more of Indian cricket’s complicated tangles.Following his first few luminous seasons with India, the struggles that followed were discussed in low tones by the Mumbai faithful. As a “senior” during his second stint as Mumbai captain, he was always fun to be around at the end of the day’s play. Generous with his time, toothy grin and acerbic humour intact, tolerant of reporters’ questions. In , you rediscover Manjrekar and that time again, but in greater, far more finely drawn detail.He sets out with an unsparing portrait of his father, the great Vijay Manjrekar (“it took me a long time to realise he was an exceptional cricketer”), and through the book we hear Manjrekar talk frankly, without self-censorship, like he might to a friend or a therapist. Flaws are admitted, personal vulnerabilities uncovered – not just his own but of those around him.  is at once a discovery of the inner Manjrekar and a sharing of Indian cricket’s outer world in the 1980s and 1990s.On the way, we run into grace from the most unexpected sources: The West Indians, who were fearsome but gentlemen competitors, encouraging and supportive of a young Indian batsman; the Pakistanis under the generous dictatorship of the Imran Khan captaincy. This was at a time when there was a comparative lack of such leadership among the Indians.India had their individual titans in the ’80s and ’90s, but there was little guidance or support for younger players. We had heard about the dark corners in the Indian dressing room, the chasm between senior players and the younger ones, and the bad blood between players from different parts of the country. All true, and Manjrekar spells it all out so dispassionately that you wonder how India won anything. The amateurishness of it will astonish every young reader used to the Indian team travelling around with a support staff that’s about the size of a rugby team.The book is full of details and stories – why you’d try to be the first to the Podar College nets; why Ajay Jadeja thought Rahul Dravid wouldn’t make it; why Ravi Shastri tried to convince Manjrekar not to retire (because an inter-city league was being talked about); the advice an unnamed South African gave Manjrekar about sorting out his grip when playing in South Africa, and so on.There are memorable character sketches of Manjrekar’s family, particularly of his mother, and his colleagues (Mohammad Azharuddin, for one, is crying out for a more honest book and movie about his life), written with a mix of frankness and compassion.There is fine recounting of the Mumbai cricket scene, and its buzz about what was around the corner. “Scores of people talking about upcoming talent in Mumbai. When they met each other, that’s all they talked about… in essence, this community was the marketing team of Mumbai’s talent.”HarperCollinsThere are also Manjrekar’s admissions about himself as a young man – his cocksureness, arrogance, uncertainty, regret, and tendency to take technical perfection over run-scoring. It’s all there. Well, almost.Now the quibbles. Mostly about how the material is structured, and the book’s unevenness near the finish line. The final chapter, 25 pages long, is called “Commentary”, but unlike the rest of the book, the approach here is of an unsatisfactory broadbrushing. While it is hardly expected that Manjrekar would dish the dirt on his colleagues while still in the commentary box, a more clear-eyed examination of its environment (without naming names even) would have been insightful. The commentary scene is not all camaraderie and chortling. At one point, the Big Dads of Indian cricket commentary nicknamed Manjrekar and another of his Indian colleagues “Anna” and “Kejriwal” in mocking tribute to their desire to speak a few plain truths about Indian cricket.What we do get are a few lines about the “changing” role of a commentator, where once “grievances about the game were freely expressed”. Today it is more, Manjrekar writes, about “enhancing the viewer’s experience”. He says, “If you are a keen, opinionated observer of the game, it’s probably a good idea to express all your passionate views on the game on other platforms, not in the commentary box”. That’s a damn pity, Sanjay, don’t you think? Thinking, after all, is Manjrekar’s thing, and he laughs about a question Shoaib Akhtar once put to him: “Give your mind a rest. How much will you think? How much will you analyse?” ends abruptly, like a wicket against the run of play, in the wrong place, as if someone just tacked the last chapter about commentators on and sent the manuscript to the printers. It does not do justice to the rest of the book, which is a cut above the usual dish-the-dirt-burn-up-the-cash-register kind of memoir.Is  the most honest book to come out from an Indian cricketer over the last four-five years? Possibly. But this much is certain: in truth and in tenor it is most certainly the kind of book you wish every Indian cricketer would write.Imperfect
By Sanjay Manjrekar
Harper Sport, 2018
207 pages, Rs 699

Liverpool are now likely to pursue a summer move for an “unbelievable” player, at which point his £75m asking price is set to drop, according to a report.

Reds eyeing a centre-back

The Reds had a quiet January transfer window, with Arne Slot perhaps not wanting to rock the boat, given that his side are faring well in their pursuit of the Premier League title.

Having been unable to bring in a new central midfielder last summer, it has been quiet on the transfer front for quite some time at Anfield, but they may be forced into action at the end of the season.

With Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk still yet to sign new deals, Slot may be forced to rebuild his squad this summer, while he is also looking for a partner for his captain.

Liverpool are gearing up for a marquee signing in the summer, and they have reportedly identified Nottingham Forest’s Murillo as a concrete target, although the centre-back will not come cheap, with the Tricky Trees looking to hold out for £80m.

Liverpool now closely monitoring summer transfer for £41.5m "joy to watch"

A summer move to Anfield could be on the cards.

ByHenry Jackson Feb 4, 2025

The Brazilian is not the only Premier League defender the Reds are keen on, however, with Football Insider reporting Liverpool are likely to join the race for Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi in the summer.

The Eagles were holding out for a fee of £75m in the January transfer window, which was enough to dissuade potential suitors, but Guehi’s price tag is expected to drop at the end of the season, at which point he will have just one year left on his contract.

Liverpool’s upcoming Premier League fixtures

Date

Everton (a)

February 12th

Wolverhampton Wanderers (h)

February 16th

Manchester City (a)

February 23rd

Newcastle United (h)

February 26th

Southampton (h)

March 8th

Most of the Premier League’s ‘big six’ are set to fight it out for the Crystal Palace star in the summer, with Tottenham Hotspur seeing a £70m bid rejected in the latter stages of the winter window.

Guehi has been "unbelievable" for Crystal Palace

It is no wonder the England international is attracting so much attention from the country’s top clubs, given that he has been extremely impressive in a Palace shirt for quite some time.

The Athletic’s Matt Woosnam provides an overview of the 24-year-old’s key strengths, while also relaying a quote from former manager Patrick Vieira.

The only concern over signing the former Chelsea man is the fact he struggles somewhat aerially, given that he is just 6 foot, as pointed out by the BBC’s Alex Howell, but he makes up for that slight weakness with his positional awareness.

Liverpool’s priority should be to keep hold of Van Dijk, but if Slot decides a new centre-back is necessary, Guehi could be an excellent addition.

The path back to the India side from injury has had a series of obstacles along the way, but Mohammed Shami is trying to navigate through them in time for the start of the World T20

Arun Venugopal in Kolkata10-Mar-2016The setting wasn’t as low-key as Mohammed Shami might have probably imagined. This was a warm-up game and yet there were at least 25,000 people at the Eden Gardens. There were several thousand more claps, whistles and screams until palms and throats gave in.This is also his home ground, a city where he made a memorable Test debut in Sachin Tendulkar’s farewell series. But there wasn’t anything about Shami on Thursday that betrayed nerves although some amount of nervous excitement would have only seemed reasonable.A spell of 4-0-30-2 against a batting line-up featuring Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo and Marlon Samuels is impressive in itself but its worth is multiplied when you place it against the backdrop of what he has gone through.Shami has over the last few weeks strived to go from 80-85% fit to being fully ready. It is learnt that he bowled to the India Women’s team at the NCA nets in Bangalore to assist in their preparations for the Women’s World T20, apart from playing matches with other men’s teams where specific situations – like bowling at the death, defending a particular total or opening the attack – would be recreated.But Shami would be the first person to insist on telling false dawns apart from real ones, especially after what has happened to him over the last two months. After all, the new year had begun well for Shami. He was nearly as thrilled about flaunting his suit as being on the flight to Australia with the rest of his mates. You couldn’t grudge his just deserts. This was a man who had, after a promising beginning, spent close to a year in pain, uncertainty and the sheer frustration of his knee coming in the way of playing at the highest level.But this new silver lining would soon be gobbled up by gloomy grey clouds as Shami’s return to India was advanced by an injury to the hamstring. It’s hard to surmise what he must have felt. Roughly as excruciating would be the analogy of a man being robbed soon after earning his wages.While on one hand Shami’s inner demons must have been multiplying, the team management too would have had a tough call to make. He wasn’t a part of the Asia Cup squad as well after being deemed to have not recovered sufficiently. But that Shami was picked for the World T20 was as much a leap of faith as an educated gamble; MS Dhoni & co. him. Period.Dhoni has never been shy about his admiration for Shami’s ability to provide thrust with the new ball and finish well at the death. Bouncers, made-to-order yorkers, Shami has always delivered what his captain wanted. His return to action has only added to the considerable gains that India have made recently.

“He just wanted to go out on the park and play. He has really worked hard all this while; coming back from a knee injury is not easy for anyone, not just a bowler.”Rohit Sharma on Mohammed Shami’s return at Eden Gardens

After India had set West Indies 186 to win in Thursday’s World T20 warm-up, he went about rolling out his bouncers and yorkers, not always achieving the desired results but nevertheless persistent in his attempts. For instance, the short-pitched stuff didn’t quite work on this flat, easy-paced surface as Gayle demonstrated with a pull, one of his two boundaries off Shami.After gong for nine runs in his first over, he began his second with a short ball outside off to Marlon Samuels and got away with a single. The next delivery was quick and had Johnson Charles stuck on his crease. Shami had closed in on his sweet spot. His third ball wasn’t exactly a yorker but was fast and full. Charles’ attempt to back away and carve him over cover only resulted in a caught behind. Shami, however, erred with his last two deliveries, going too full and too short on either occasion, and Samuels cashed in with two fours.By the time Shami returned in the 16th over West Indies had lost eight batsmen and were down for the count. He stuck to a length that was slightly shorter of a full length and attacked the stumps. One such delivery had Ashley Nurse charging out of the crease and scooping the ball to deep point.Shami finished with 2-0-11-1 in his second spell. There was no sign of restricted movement or controlled operation. His run-up was easy and the momentum generated by the smoothly-swinging non-bowling arm contributed to his rhythm. Rohit Sharma paid tribute to Shami’s performance, and said he managed to do what he intended to.”He just wanted to go out on the park and play. For a bowler to not play for so long it’s never easy,” Rohit said after the match. “So he just wanted to go out and feel the conditions and feel the atmosphere, and feel [the joy of] wearing the India jersey again. He has really worked hard all this while; coming back from a knee injury is not easy for anyone, not just a bowler. But he really worked hard and looking at [the fact that] he is playing his first game he did pretty well.”He bowled bouncers, yorkers, slower ones, that’s what we expect from him. The last game he played for India, till then he did pretty well for us. He was one of the main bowlers for us and expectations will be there from him, no doubt about it.”Dhoni has recently pointed to the happy dilemma he would face should Shami be fit, with Jasprit Bumrah sealing the other paceman’s slot. Shami would then have to compete with Ashish Nehra for the second seamer’s position and there is a possibility he might not find himself in the playing XI straightaway.But for now he is unlikely to entertain such worries and would rather focus on dialing up the momentum in India’s last warm-up match against South Africa in Mumbai on Saturday. Shami sure knows a thing or two about the value of taking baby steps.

Ireland will play Test in Bangladesh next month before facing Ben Stokes’ team in June

ESPNcricinfo staff10-Mar-2023Andy Balbirnie has said that the ultra-attacking style England’s Test team have adopted under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum “has a chance of changing the game” as a whole, as his Ireland team prepare for their first Test match in nearly four years.Ireland’s third and most recent Test was against England at Lord’s in 2019, but their hiatus from the longest format will end in Mirpur next month, when they play a one-off Test match against Bangladesh on April 4 at the climax of a multi-format tour. They will then travel to Galle, where they will play Sri Lanka in a Test match on April 18.A return to Lord’s for a four-day Test on June 1 is the highlight of Ireland’s Test calendar this year, and Balbirnie believes that their opponents have engineered “a shift” in the way that red-ball cricket is played over the last nine months – one which his side will have to find a way to counter.Hand gets Bangladesh call

Ireland have added Fionn Hand to their squads for all three formats of the Bangladesh tour. Conor Olphert has withdrawn from the T20I squad due to study commitments, while Josh Little is rested ahead of the IPL after a picking up a minor hamstring injury at the SA20 and will now miss the ODIs.

“It’s pretty obvious to see what England are doing has a chance of changing the game,” Balbirnie told Cricket Ireland’s in-house channels, before Ireland’s departure to Bangladesh on Saturday.”I think it’ll naturally filter down to county cricket over the next number of years and we’re going to see it first-hand at Lord’s this summer, and we’re going to have to find a way to create our own brand – whatever that is.”As cricketers of our generation, we’ve seen a massive shift in the game in all three formats. The beauty of white-ball cricket is that it’s always evolving. Test cricket probably hasn’t had that recently, but now, in the immediate past, we’ve seen a shift. It’s going to be really exciting to see how that continues.”Ireland have not played a men’s international in Bangladesh since the T20 World Cup in 2014, but Balbirnie has some recent exposure to conditions after a recent stint at the Bangladesh Premier League with Khulna Titans.”It was really beneficial for me,” he said. “I was there to see first-hand a couple of their players, some of the grounds and conditions we’re going to come up against in the next week or two, and just chat with some of the local guys about how they go about playing certain spinners or seamers.”Over the next week, leading up to the first ODI [on March 18], we’re going to be chatting as a team. Any little things that I picked up on in Bangladesh – or Curtis [Campher, who played for Chattogram Challengers at the BPL] – will only be beneficial to the group.”

يري عصام الحضري، حارس مرمى منتخب مصر السابق، أن أي لاعب في الدوري المصري لا يزيد سعر عن 15 مليون جنيه، نظرًا للمردود المقدم.

وقال الحضري خلال تصريحات عبر قناة “أون سبورت” لبرنامج “ملعب أون: “لا يوجد لاعب يساوى 10 ملايين جنيه، أنا لست ضد تفكير اللاعب في الأموال، لكن ما هو المردود المقدم لكي يحصل على أموال أعلى من ذلك؟”.

وأضاف: “عندما تلعب لا بد أن تحصد بطولات للفريق وللمنتخب، لا بد أن يكون هناك سقف للمطالب، لكن ما نسمعه عن لاعب يطلب 70 أو 80 مليونًا، لماذا!؟ هل من أجل الدوري والكأس وإفريقيا؟، نحن نتحدث عن المستوى الأعلى والمنافسات القوية مثل كأس العالم للأندية”.

طالع | عصام الحضري يكشف عن أفضل حارسين بالوطن العربي.. ويصرح: تصدي ياسين بونو يشبه ما فعلته مع الحاج ضيوف

وأكمل: “أغلى لاعب في مصر يساوي 15 مليون جنيه، محمد الشناوي لو سأعطيه راتبًا سيكون 10 ملايين، إمام عاشور سيكون 15 مليونًا، وزيزو وتريزيجيه مثل إمام”.

وأردف: “تريزيجيه كان يحصل على أموال كبيرة في الخارج قبل العودة إلي الأهلي، (هل أحد ضربه على يده من أجل العودة؟)”.

وأتم متحدثًا عن علاقته بالمغربي ياسين بونو حارس الهلال السعودي: “تربطني علاقة بـ ياسين بونو منذ 2018، والعلاقة توطدت كإخوة، دائمًا على تواصل وهنأته بعد مباراة مانشستر سيتي، بونو والشناوي أحسن حارسين في إفريقيا، وبونو من افضل 3 حراس في العالم”.

West Ham United have now been offered an ex-Chelsea manager as a potential replacement for Julen Lopetegui, with the Spaniard facing his last chance saloon against Wolves in the Premier League on Monday.

Julen Lopetegui could be fired if West Ham fail to beat Wolves

It has been reported by reliable media sources that Lopetegui has been given one last chance to save his job against Wolves (The Telegraph), with insiders viewing the all-important clash as a “cup final” in terms of the 58-year-old’s future.

West Ham approach Chelsea over signing "fast" £120k-per-week ace in January

The Hammers are looking for winter reinforcements to help save their season.

By
Emilio Galantini

Dec 7, 2024

A disastrous start to the season for Lopetegui was exacerbated by demoralising defeats to Arsenal and Leicester City last week, which piled even more pressure on the Spaniard, who’s led West Ham to just four league wins so far this season.

Lopetegui has been slammed on various occasions for his tactics, player selection and overall approach to games – with calls to relieve the ex-Spain boss of his duties prevalent long before the last few days.

There have been reports that “several” senior West Ham stars are not behind their manager, and other media sources believe that Lopetegui has frustrated key club figures with last-minute changes to game plans (GiveMeSport).

In response, the Hammers are drawing up contingency plans in case they’re forced to fire their current head coach, with reliable club source ExWHUemployee revealing earlier this week that they’ve held talks with multiple managers already.

Graham Potter, Sergio Conceicao, Kasper Hjulmand, Roger Schmidt, Thomas Frank, Edin Terzic, Massimiliano Allegri and Matthias Jaissle have all been linked with the potentially vacant post this week.

New candidates are emerging on a consistent basis, with former Chelsea, Juventus, Napoli and Lazio boss Maurizio Sarri also in the frame.

West Ham offered ex-Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri to replace Julen Lopetegui

Sources in Italy last month reported that West Ham have been considering Sarri as an option, and French news outlet Foot Mercato now backs this up with a new claim.

Indeed, it is believed West Ham have been “offered” Sarri, with David Sullivan and Tim Steidten apparently open to the possibility of handing him a job back in the Premier League.

Famed for his brand of “Sarri-ball”, which was successful at Napoli and drew admirers, the tactician boasts a Europa League triumph from his time at Chelsea and a Scudetto from his period in the dugout at Juve.

Called “extraordinary” on a tactical level by his former star midfielder Jorginho, the 65-year-old won Serie A’s Manager of the Year award in 2016/17 and guided Lazio to second place a year before he left the Stadio Olimpico.

Sarri does have major credentials, and if supporters want to see attacking football, he could be a good option considering that the Italian is known for being an offensive-minded coach (The Football Analyst).

حسم فريق ريال مدريد تأهله إلى دور الـ16 من بطولة كأس العالم للأندية، نسخة 2025، المُقامة حاليًا في أمريكا، وذلك بعد خوضه آخر مباريات دور المجموعات.

وواجه ريال مدريد نظيره سالزبورج، في الجولة الثالثة والأخيرة من دور مجموعات البطولة، لحساب المجموعة الثامنة.

وتمكن ريال مدريد من تحقيق فوز سهل على سالزبورج بثلاثة أهداف دون رد.

ونجح ريال مدريد بذلك في تحقيق صدارة المجموعة الثامنة، برصيد 7 نقاط، حيث سيواجه وصيف المجموعة السابعة، يوفنتوس، في دور الـ16.

وحقق يوفنتوس وصافة مجموعته بعدما تعرض للهزيمة أمس، أمام مانشستر سيتي، بخمسة أهداف لهدفين.

وصعد مانشستر سيتي إلى صدارة المجموعة السابعة، حيث سيواجه وصيف المجموعة الثامنة، الهلال، الذي فاز على باتشوكا بثنائية نظيفة. موعد مباراة ريال مدريد ويوفنتوس في دور الـ16 من كأس العالم للأندية

يلتقي الفريقان يوم الثلاثاء المقبل، في تمام الساعة 10 مساءً بتوقيت القاهرة والسعودية.

كشفت تقارير صحفية عن اقتراب تعاقد آرسنال مع الدولي البرازيلي رودريجو جوس، لاعب الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي ريال مدريد خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الحالية.

وكانت انتشرت تقارير سابقة عن رغبة الإسباني تشابي ألونسو، مدرب ريال مدريد الجديد في الاعتماد على رودريجو، إلا أن التقارير الأخيرة في الساعات الماضية كشفت غير ذلك.

وتتنافس 5 أندية أوروبية على التعاقد مع الدولي البرازيلي خلال فترة الانتقالات الحالية، رغبةً منهم في ضم أحد أكبر وأفضل المواهب الموجودة في تشكيل ريال مدريد والذي يعتبر عنصرًا مؤثرًا في الإنجازات التي تحققت على مدار الـ 4 أعوام الماضية.

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ووفقًا لصحيفة “سبورت”، فإن ريال مدريد قد حدد سعر بيع رودريجو، وهو 100 مليون يورو للأندية التي ترغب في التعاقد معه نظرًا لاستمرار تراجع أدائه خلال الفترة الأخيرة من الموسم ومباراة الهلال في كأس العالم للأندية.

ووفقًا للصحيفة الإسبانية، فإن آرسنال يعتبر النادي الأقرب للتعاقد مع رودريجو، نظرًا لعدم وجود جناح أيسر أكثر موهبة وأفضل من الدولي البرازيلي، لذلك ينتظر الجانرز تيسير أمور راتبه حتى يتقدموا بعرض رسمي للاعب.