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Rasmus Hojlund's reported suitors have flown to England to explore a move for the Manchester United man amid Benjamin Sesko's impending arrival.
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According to Corriere dello Sport, via Sport Witness, AC Milan representatives have flown to London to speak to United about the possibility of signing Hojlund. The report adds that United are interested in sending him out on loan but the Italian giants want a €35 million (£30m) option to buy inserted in a loan deal.
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Hojlund recently stated that he plans to stay at United for the upcoming season, but this may change if Sesko joins from RB Leipzig in the coming days. The Dane is almost certainly going to be second choice to the 6ft 5in striker, so a late summer transfer window move could be on the cards.
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The report adds that progress has been made on a loan switch for Hojlund, with the 22-year-old seemingly keen on a Serie A return. Although Milan are said to want Hojlund for €35m, United may try and get as much as €50m (£43m) for the ex-Atalanta forward.
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It remains to be seen if Hojlund, who joined United two years ago for a fee worth up to £72m ($96m), will still be at Old Trafford when the summer window shuts in just over three weeks. If Sesko arrives, speculation over a move for the Denmark international will only increase.
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Com a saída de Andrey Santos para o Chelsea, o Vasco está no mercado em busca de um substituto. O nome que agrada é o de Zanocelo, do Santos, mas a pedida de R$34,8 milhões fez o interesse ficar em compasso de espera. O Cruz-Maltino possui conversas avançadas com os empresários do volante, mas ainda não apresentou proposta ao Peixe.
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Como plano B, o Vasco tem o volante Léo Naldi, da Ponte Preta. A diretoria já fez contato com o clube e com o representante do atleta, o ex-jogador Fumagalli, que defendeu o Cruz-Maltino em 2009 e 2010. Financeiramente a negociação é bem mais tranquila, uma vez que a multa rescisória de Léo Naldi, de 21 anos, gira em torno de R$ 3 milhões. O contrato dele com a Macaca vai até julho de 2025.
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Enquanto não fecha com um volante, o Vasco segue se reforçando. Nesta quarta-feira, o clube anunciou a contratação do lateral-esquerdo Lucas Piton, ex-Corinthians, quarto reforço para a temporada 2023. Antes de Piton, o Cruz-Maltino fechou com o zagueiro/lateral-esquerdo Léo, o volante De Lucca e o atacante Pedro Raul. O argentino Orellano deve ser o próximo a ser anunciado.
وجه محمد صبحي، حارس مرمى نادي الإسماعيلي السابق، هجومًا شديدًا على مجلس إدارة الدراويش الحالي برئاسة نصر أبو الحسن، بسبب تدهور مستوى الفريق خلال الفترة الحالية.
الإسماعيلي، نجا من الهبوط في الموسم الماضي بقرار من رابطة الأندية واتحاد الكرة بإلغاء الهبوط، وفي هذا الموسم بعد 4 جولات لم يحقق سوى فوز واحد كان مساء أمس الأحد أمام طلائع الجيش.
ويتواجد الإسماعيلي في المركز الثاني عشر بجدول ترتيب الدوري المصري، برصيد 4 نقاط بعد خوض 4 جولات، حيث تعادل في مباراة وخسر في مواجهتين وحقق فوزًا واحدًا.
طالع.. فيديو | الإسماعيلي يحقق فوزه الأول في الدوري على حساب طلائع الجيش
وقال صبحي خلال تصريحات عبر برنامج “الكلاسيكو” المذاع على قناة “ON E”: “مجلس إدارة الإسماعيلي قدم وعودًا زائفة للجماهير، وتصريحاتهم لا تستهدف سوى مصالحهم الشخصية”.
وأضاف: “اللجنة الفنية بنادي الإسماعيلي لم تُقدم أي شيء، هي لجنة فاشلة، أنا دائمًا أتحدث من أجل مصلحة النادي وليس لدي أي مصلحة شخصية”.
وتابع: “نصر أبو الحسن، رئيس النادي الإسماعيلي هو المسؤول عن ما وصل إليه النادي، ومسؤولية تجريف القلعة الصفراء من نجومها، وهو ما أثر سلبًا على أداء الفريق ونتائجه”.
وأكمل: “يجب رحيل المجلس الحالي، ويجب أن تتدخل وزارة الرياضة بسبب عدم احترام المجلس الذي لم يحضر الجمعية العمومية”.
وأتم: “نصر أبو الحسن لم يستعن بي لأن ولائي للنادي وجماهيره، أطالب الجماهير بالصبر على اللاعبين، أبو الحسن ديكتاتور، وأحد المقربين منه هو من يُدير النادي من الخارج والكل يعرف ذلك”.
Cummins, meanwhile, was “just thinking Super Over” in nail-biting finish against Royals
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Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Pat Cummins “didn’t really think” his team had the game in the bag till the very last ball was bowled, and was glad to come out on the right side of a thriller against Rajasthan Royals.”Amazing game. That last ball I kind of forgot if we take a wicket, we could win. I was just thinking Super Over,” Cummins said.Chasing 202, Royals lost Jos Buttler and Sanju Samson in the first over but Yashasvi Jaiswal and Riyan Parag set up the chase with a 134-run stand for the third wicket. Royals already had the finishing line in sight at the end of 15 overs, when they needed 45 to win off 30 balls with seven wickets in hand and a set Parag at the crease. But Cummins came back to take out Parag, T Natarajan dismissed Shimron Hetmyer, and then Cummins bowled a nerveless 19th over where he went for just seven runs leaving Bhuvneshwar Kumar 12 to defend off the last. Rovman Powell brought down the equation to two off one, but Bhuvneshwar kept his cool as he speared in a low full toss to ping the batter right in front and send the Hyderabad crowd into a frenzy.”It is T20 cricket, we get used to batters getting them over the line but when you get to that last over, you do feel like anything can happen,” Cummins said. “And yeah Bhuvi [Bhuvneshwar] just nailed six yorkers pretty much.”Bhuvneshwar, who took home the Player of the Match award for his figures of 3 for 41, said his mind was blank while bowling the last over, emphasising that his focus was on the process rather than the result.”I told everyone process is a very important thing. I was virtually thoughtless; I was not thinking about the result. I was just trying to do what I can do,” he said after the game. “I knew if I could bowl just two good balls, and if it went to the last ball, I knew anything could happen. It was a full toss, I know, and he missed it.”Pat Cummins bowled a stunning 19th where he conceded only seven•BCCISRH were also forced to have an extra fielder inside the circle as a penalty for not bowling their overs in time. But that did not bother Bhuvneshwar. “I was not thinking about the one extra fielder up, or whatever the restriction was, I was detached from the result. I wasn’t thinking about where the fielder is. I was so focused on the process; that was the only thing I was doing,” he said.It’s not been the best of seasons for Bhuvneshwar, who has gone wicketless in five of ten games so far. But on a day when the ball swung considerably under lights, the Bhuvneshwar of old came into his own. In the first over of the chase, he first removed Buttler with an outswinger that was edged to slip and then made a mess of Samson’s stumps with a peach of an inswinger.”It was the first match the ball swung so much,” he said. “I can’t really pinpoint where the ball swung last, but the way it swing I really enjoyed it. When it swings, you are always on top of the game, you try to take wickets and luckily, I got wickets.”That SRH reached 201 was down to Nitish Kumar Reddy’s stylish 76 off 42, during which he strung together vital partnerships with Travis Head and Heinrich Klaasen. Cummins was all praise for how Reddy went about it. “He is fantastic,” Cummins said.”He sums up the conditions really well, took the first ten balls to get himself in and then hit the ball basically wherever he wanted. He is amazing, great in the field, and gives a couple of handy overs [with the ball] as well.”
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Seventeen wickets fell on the first day at Hove as second division leaders Sussex hit back after they were bowled out for 150 by Yorkshire in the Vitality County Championship.Joe Root showed his class with 67 but no one else made more than Sussex’s top scorer James Coles (38). Yorkshire were 176 for 7 at stumps and how much they can add to their lead of 26 will be crucial to their efforts of securing a first victory of the season.Root enjoyed an absorbing battle with England team-mate Ollie Robinson, who bowled two quality spells and was unlucky not to pick up more than one wicket.Root shared stands of 42 for the fifth wicket with James Wharton and 58 for the sixth wicket with Jonathan Tattersall, as he passed 50 for the fourth time in seven Championship innings which have now brought him 432 runs in his preparations for the international summer. But having moved to 67 off 88 balls a misjudgement saw him struck on the back leg by Tom Haines working into the on side.For the other batters it was hard work. On a well-grassed pitch the ball moved lavishly off the seam at times, but there were some loose shots too and 12 of the wickets fell to slip catches.Sussex weren’t surprised to be put in, but Haines and Tom Clark serenely added 42 in 6.5 overs. It proved a false dawn, though, and apart from a fifth-wicket stand of 30 between Cheteshwar Pujara and Coles, Yorkshire’s disciplined all-seam attack held sway.George Hill led the way with 4 for 22 including two in five balls in his opening spell as Haines was taken at second slip and Alsop at third playing at deliveries which nipped off the seam. He returned after lunch to pick up Danny Lamb with his first ball back and then removed Jack Carson in the same over.Hill got good support, notably from Ben Coad (3 for 47). Coad had angled one in which seamed away to make the breakthrough when he removed Clark. Sussex skipper John Simpson made his fourth successive single-figure score before he was lbw shuffling forward and Tattersall dived in front of slip to remove Fynn Hudson-Prentice.Arguably the crucial wicket was claimed by the highly-regarded Dom Leech with the ninth ball of his first appearance of the season when Pujara was superbly caught by Tattersall, again diving in front of first slip. Coles then watched as four wickets fell for 18 runs in 8.1 overs before he was last out, holing out to mid-on.Sussex had been dismissed in 44.1 overs but their bowlers soon hit back. Robinson beat the bat on numerous occasions with the new ball, but it was left-armer Sean Hunt who made the breakthrough with his fifth delivery which Finlay Bean edged to second slip. Adam Lyth was taken at third slip before Robinson was rewarded in his sixth over with the crucial wicket of skipper Shan Masood, fencing to third slipHill played a loose drive at Hudson-Prentice to the last ball before tea but by then Root had begun to get the measure of the conditions. Wharton gave him good support until hitting across the line to a yorker-length ball which gave Hudson-Prentice his second wicket and Hunt returned to have Tattersall caught at third slip just before the close.
Former Middlesex captain puts on vital stands with Rehan Ahmed and Tom Scriven
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Middlesex 64 for 1 trail Leicestershire 306 (Handscomb 109, Bamber 4-68) by 242 runs Peter Handscomb’s first century at Lord’s rescued Leicestershire from early trouble as their Vitality County Championship clash with hosts Middlesex finally got underway on day two.The Australian never passed 50 on home turf in two partial seasons at the home of cricket, but the former Seaxes skipper haunted them here with a stoic effort spread over 304 minutes and 188 balls as the visitors reached 306 having earlier stumbled to 83 for 4. Handscomb shared stands of 64 with Rehan Ahmed and 82 with Tom Scriven – the latter partnership for the ninth wicket.Middlesex, guilty of dropping both Handscomb on 48 and Rehan on 18, employed some bizarre fields over the course of the day, conceding a plethora of runs to a too often vacant third area. However, there were some inspired bowling changes with wickets falling in the first over of a bowler’s spell on three separate occasions. Ethan Bamber proved the pick of the Middlesex attack with 4 for 68.The hosts, left 18 overs to bat and closed 64 for 1, Mark Stoneman the wicket to fall.Another quirk of an interesting day meant Middlesex were onto their fourth ball before 36 overs were completed, the previous three having gone out of shape.After an opening day lost entirely to rain it came as little surprise, despite bright overhead conditions, that home skipper Toby Roland-Jones opted to bowl first on winning the toss, yet Leicestershire made a fast start with 27 coming off the first four overs.The first change of ball in only the fifth over brought a breakthrough when Bamber swung one into Rishi Patel which straightened off the pitch and crashed into his off stump.Marcus Harris, who’d already edged two through the slips in a skittish effort, soon followed, pinned lbw in Bamber’s next over and when Lewis Hill edged Ryan Higgins’ third ball to slip the Foxes were 50 for 3.Louis Kimber threatened briefly before lazily hooking Henry Brookes’ fourth ball of the day down the throat of deep square to leave Leicestershire in some trouble.Handscomb though had begun positively, despatching a Roland-Jones half-volley to the fence and with Rehan for company they reached lunch without further loss.The spinner was given a life soon after the resumption when Stephen Eskinazi dropped a regulation catch at slip – Bamber the luckless bowler. The reprieve seemed to liberate the all-rounder who twice lifted Bamber over mid-wicket for four before the seamer held a caught and bowled to finally get his man.A trio of Bens, Cox, Mike, and Green didn’t detain us for long and at 208 for 8 the hosts must have thought they were through.However, Handscomb, dropped on 48 by Roland-Jones – a tough return caught and bowled – found an ally in Scriven who played with enterprise to strike four boundaries.It meant Handscomb, who drove and deflected the ball well throughout the day, was only three short of a century and Leicestershire within 10 of a second batting bonus point when Scriven smeared a mishit to Max Holden at midwicket to fall four short of a sixth first-class 50.Handscomb though would reach his landmark with the help of nine fours and add one more boundary before being last out, giving Bamber a fourth victim.Stoneman fell early in Middlesex reply, bowled around his legs by Mike, but Sam Robson, playing for the first time since injuring his thumb in the opening game of the season against Glamorgan, and the in-form Holden batted through to stumps without undue alarm.Before play began, a poignant minute’s silence was observed in memory of Worcestershire spinner Josh Baker, who tragically passed away earlier this week, aged just 20.
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O Palmeiras está no mercado tentando repor a saída de Danilo, que foi vendido ao Nottingham Forest-ING. Embora tem definido seus alvos principais, o clube conseguiu poucos avanços nas tratativas. Enquanto isso, vários jogadores têm sido oferecidos para a direção, mas a enorme maioria deles não se encaixa naquilo que a comissão entende como ideal para o elenco atual.
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Nos planos da diretoria alviverde, Matheus Henrique segue sendo o principal nome. No entanto, a negociação com o Sassuolo-ITA ainda não partiu para a proposta e caminha a passos lentos. Outros nomes fazem parte da lista palmeirense caso o “Plano A” fracasse. Internamente, Matheus é tratado como um jogador pronto, que pode chegar e jogar, sem esperar tempo de maturação. Isso foi reforçado pelo técnico Abel Ferreira na entrevista coletiva do último domingo, pós-clássico.
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-Eu acho que já demos provas que seguiremos o nosso caminho, com trovão e chuva. Estamos conseguindo endireitar o clube em todos os aspectos. Clube está se esforçando para trazer jogadores. Não quero usar erros do passado. Quero jogadores prontos, que façam a diferença, não para formar. Para formar eu tenho a base e jogam os moleques – deixou claro o português.
Ao mesmo tempo em que não consegue definir a chegada de Matheus Henrique ou qualquer outro nome dessa lista de jogadores aprovados pela comissão técnica, empresários e agentes têm oferecido ao clube vários atletas que poderiam reforçar o Palmeiras nesta janela de transferências. A grande maioria dos perfis, porém, não agrada o departamento de futebol. Há veteranos em fim de carreira, há jovens em desenvolvimento e há até “medalhões” com salários exorbitantes.
Enfim, características que Abel já avisou que não quer. No último domingo, o português foi enfático ao dizer que não quer “Plano C”, pois um perfil assim demanda tempo que o futebol não tem.
-Gostamos de filé mignon, mas também precisamos comer coxinha de frango. Seguir um bom caminho para não cometer erros do passado. Precisamos ser criteriosos. Não precisa entrar ninguém. Só se sair. Um ou dois jogadores, não mais do que isso. Não pode ser plano C. O plano C demanda tempo que futebol não tem. Futebol é resultado. Formar e potencializar para usar a base. Aqui é render – declarou o comandante alviverde.
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Além de um substituto para Danilo, o Palmeiras está em busca de um jogador que atue pela ponta esquerda e o alvo seria Michael, atualmente no Al Hilal, da Arábia Saudita. Assim como o caso de Matheus Henrique, foram poucos os avanços até aqui, pois é uma negociação complexa. A ideia é definir esses nomes antes do início da fase de grupos da Libertadores. O Verdão é o único dos quatro grandes de São Paulo que ainda não trouxe reforços para a temporada 2023.
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