Um Projeto de Lei (PL) foi apresentado à Câmara Municipal de Belo Horizonte nesta semana para traçar diretrizes a torcedores na cidade. A iniciativa diz respeito ao uso de objetos, como bandeirões e instrumentos musicais, e vestimentas, além de indicar punições individualizadas para a torcida.
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O projeto é do vereador César Gordin, do Solidariedade, e ainda vai passar por duas comissões antes de ser submetido à votação no plenário. Em caso de aprovação, todos os estádios de Belo Horizonte devem registrar cada objeto que entrar em suas dependências. Se houver proibição pela administração das arenas, haverá multa de R$ 5 mil por cada item impedido.
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– Os torcedores terão o direito de utilizar vestimentas, bandeiras, inclusive com mastro, instrumentos musicais e faixas de qualquer organização ou torcida, respeitada as divisões previamente estabelecidas de áreas para mandantes e visitantes quando for o caso, durante eventos esportivos realizados em estádios localizados no Município, desde que não contenham mensagens de caráter racista, homofóbico ou xenófobo – diz um artigo.
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O texto do PL ainda destaca que o Estatuto do Torcedor foi revogado com a aprovação da Lei Geral do Esporte, que unifica todas as normas do esporte brasileiro, então é preciso “estabelecer desde já que, no Município de Belo Horizonte, não será possível impedir a liberdade de expressão de qualquer pessoa que queira estar em um evento esportivo, respeitando, assim, o arcabouço legal vigente”.
Celtic’s miserable season continues. On Sunday, Brendan Rodgers’ side suffered their first Premiership defeat of the campaign, losing 2-0 at Dens Park against Dundee, both goals coming in the first half, the second of which was an unfortunate Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal.
This was the Hoops’ first defeat at Dens since 1988, leaving them five points adrift league leaders Hearts, who they face at Tynecastle in a mouthwatering contest next Sunday.
Before then, the Celts are under pressure to get off the mark in the Europa League too, having yielded just one point from their first two matches, welcoming Austrian champions Sturm Graz to Parkhead on Thursday.
Ahead of these two massive fixtures, which Celtic summer signing should be concerned about losing his place in the starting lineup? Well, Yang is certainly one of them.
Why Yang was hooked at half time at Dundee
Among many players who offered very little on Sunday was Yang Hyun-Jun.
With Daizen Maeda sidelined due to a hamstring injury, Yang came into attack, chosen over James Forrest and summer signing Michel-Ange Balikwisha.
Well, the Korea Republic international touched the ball 25 times in the first half, attempting zero dribbles, so Chris Sutton, speaking during Sky Sports’ coverage at half time, asserted “just get him off”, adding that he’d offered absolutely nothing.
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Well, Rodgers must’ve been listening, because Forrest replaced Yang during the interval, bringing to an end his first Premiership start since 23 August.
Meantime, at the other end of the pitch, Liam Scales endured a nightmare afternoon, turned inside and out by Dundee forwards Simon Murray, Cameron Congreve and Joe Westley, who caused the Celtic back-line problems all afternoon.
However, it is neither Scales nor Yang who should be most worried about their starting spot following this catastrophic defeat to Steven Pressley’s side who, lest we forget, were pre-season favourites for relegation.
Celtic star Rodgers must drop
As has been well documented, at the moment the transfer window slammed shut, Celtic did not have a senior centre-forward in their squad, following the sale of Adam Idah to Swansea City.
Thus, Kelechi Iheanacho arrived as a free agent, making a decent start to life in Glasgow in fairness to him, converting penalties against both Kilmarnock and Motherwell, as well as netting against Crvena zvezda in the Europa League.
However, as the table below documents, the Nigerian was completely anonymous in Dundee on Sunday.
Iheanacho vs Dundee
Stats
Iheanacho
Match rank
Shots on target
1
1st
Shots off target
3
1st
Big chances missed
1
1st
Hit woodwork
1
1st
Big chances created
1
4th
Key passes
1
8th
Duels won
1
25th
Touches
20
23rd
Stats via SofaScore
Iheanacho did rank highly for shots, mustering four in total, the most of any player, but this didn’t yield anything, thwacking the woodwork once as well as missing one Opta-defined big chance.
He also won only 50% of his duels while, most concerningly, he touched the ball just 20 times, the same number as Balikwisha, who was introduced in the 64th minute and 15 fewer than ‘keeper Kasper Schmeichel.
Considering Iheanacho played only around 1,300 minutes last season for Middlesbrough and Sevilla, he was always going to need time to get up to speed, and that was certainly apparent at the weekend.
Had Maeda been fit, he would surely have dropped out of the team on Thursday, although youngster Johnny Kenny, who came on at half-time, is talented enough to displace Iheanacho, so may feel he deserves an opportunity.
Thus, with huge games against Sturm Graz, Hearts, Midtjylland and Rangers to come in the next fortnight, the Celts’ may stand a better chance of winning these matches with the Nigerian left in reserve, utilised as an option off the bench.
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Earlier, Bumrah picked up his maiden Test five-wicket haul at Lord’s
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Jofra Archer struck in his first over back•Getty Images
Tea Jasprit Bumrah was saved, or saved himself, for Lord’s. The temptation of the most famous honour’s board in the world might have had something to do with it, and if so, the plan worked. Bumrah was able to claim a five-for that helped bowl England out for 387 but he was far from the only fast bowler that set the pulse racing.Jofra Archer would have spent three years thinking about this moment, being told of the light at the end of the tunnel as he willed himself through the rehab his body needed to shoulder the burden that comes with red-ball cricket. Three balls into his first over back, the light wasn’t hypothetical anymore. His day in the sun had finally come and he was bathed in its glow as he celebrated a wicket with his third ball back. His fourth one, roused by the sight of a new batter in his crosshairs, was 93 mph.Bumrah was carving out legacy. Archer was clearing away the cobwebs. Lord’s was spoiled rotten.They stood up as one to salute Joe Root when he got the chance the vent the nerves of spending the night on 99, the first ball offering him width that he took on happily. An outside edge squirted away to the deep third boundary to signal the Englishman’s 37th Test century – which puts him in the top five in all of Test cricket. He went past Rahul Dravid and Steven Smith.Bumrah decided he wasn’t willing to share the stage anymore. So he sent back both the England captain Ben Stokes and their century maker as well, Root falling to the India seamer for the 11th time. There was another small victory for the visitors in this period of play when Shubman Gill secured his first successful review on tour to get rid of Chris Woakes. He rattled Archer’s stumps as well to collect his 13th five-wicket haul away from home, a new national record, one more than the great Kapil Dev.Jasprit Bumrah picked up his first five-for at Lord’s•Getty Images
India continued to challenge the umpires, their irritation sparked by a second new ball that needed to be changed – a mere 10.3 overs into its use – and the replacement looking much the worse for wear. Gill spent the entire morning drinks break with umpires Paul Reiffel and Sharfuddoula voicing his dissatisfaction, which had to have played a role in the officials eventually switching out even the replacement ball, after eight overs.Away in the background, Jamie Smith, who was dropped by KL Rahul on 5, just kept his head down and did his thing. Once more, he led an England lower-order recovery mission, his skillset perfectly suited to the task. A 52-ball half-century was the result of a man concentrating on the job at hand while the opposition was too busy fretting about what could have been. India tried to forget about Smith and blow away the other end, but that didn’t work either. Brydon Carse was batting well enough to hit Akash Deep on the up through the covers and getting down on bent knee to slash Bumrah past point. He completed an entertaining maiden half-century in Tests as England’s last three wickets added 116 runs.India’s reply began brightly, Yashasvi Jaiswal collecting three fours in the first over, but he couldn’t last the next one. Rahul, armed with impeccable judgement around the off stump, and Karun Nair, whose determination to make his second chance count was matched by England’s ruthlessness, to prevent it from happening epitomised by a short-ball barrage, took India to tea at 44 for 1.
Tottenham Hotspur have some painful attacking teething problems under Thomas Frank. Everything is relative, and there are variables at play, but the struggle to impress on the playmaking front is becoming an unwelcome narrative for the club this season.
But that aside, there is also the sense that purses may need to be pulled out for a new centre-forward in 2026. It feels like Richarlison’s days are numbered at number nine, and Dominic Solanke hasn’t fared all that well since his £55m move from Bournemouth last year, too often injured and too often unconvincing.
Both strikers are 28 years old, and while service has proved thin in recent months, Tottenham will need to consider their options in January.
There is another solution, of course. Randal Kolo Muani appears to have replaced Richarlison as Frank’s first-choice frontman, having started two games in a row in the Premier League.
But, unless a formula is discovered to support him, the Frenchman’s season-long loan spell is going to be a forgettable one.
Randal Kolo Muani's opportunity to shine
Tottenham have more than their share of issues at the moment. It’s an interesting one. They are more stable with Frank at the helm, competitive at the upper end of the Premier League and unbeaten on their return to the Champions League, three games in.
But we cannot ignore the depletion of creativity that has left things feeling rather pedestrian, and even with James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski sidelined since the start of the campaign and a distance away from returning, there is much to improve upon down N17.
Kolo Muani has not scored or assisted across his six outings in a Spurs shirt so far, and the 26-year-old may well feel somewhat aggrieved by the lack of service that came his way against Chelsea, taking only 16 touches across 76 minutes of action, creating a chance and getting stuck in but failing to unleash a single shot (as per Sofascore).
One content creator acknowledged the Les Bleus star for his exciting, progressive efforts when on the ball. However, such efforts were, as stated, few and far between, and he said it “must be absolutely horrible playing up front for this team”.
Premier League 25/26 – xG Leaders
Club
Goals Scored
xG
(1) Crystal Palace
13
18.2
(2) Man City
18
17.8
(3) Man United
15
17.5
(4) Chelsea
18
17.1
(5) Arsenal
18
16.9
(=5) Liverpool
18
16.9
(15) Tottenham
16
10.1
Data via FBref
Tottenham don’t create enough chances, and this is impeding Kolo Muani in his desire to get going in white. However, given that he’s only here for the season, it’s unlikely a permanent deal would be explored if things continue as they are.
Especially when the Lilywhites have an exciting up-and-comer making his way toward the surface.
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Tottenham have long boasted one of the most efficient production lines in Europe, and Mason Melia is set to make his way as the latest in this long line of hopefuls.
However, while the pathway from youth to professional football is long and treacherous, Melia is regarded as a rising star with the potential to nail down a place under Frank’s wing, with The Athletic’s Connor O’Neill saying he’s “easily the best young talent I have seen in the League of Ireland”.
The 18-year-old striker has already played 98 senior matches for St. Patrick’s Athletic, scoring 25 goals and registering eight assists. Across the 2024/25 campaign, he posted 14 goals and four assists. As a Republic of Ireland U21 international, he has bagged three goals from just four caps so far.
Both confident in front of goal and athletic enough to drive into the danger area himself, not reliant on his creative teammates, Melia could provide a tonic to Spurs’ current tactical pecadillos, lacking as they are in attack.
He is very young, of course, and could hardly be expected to waltz in and prove an instant upgrade on an established European star like Kolo Muani, but Harry Kane proved in the past that a young striker stands a chance of succeeding where senior peers fail.
Tottenham signed the teenager earlier in 2025 for a record-breaking £3m fee, making him the most expensive footballer to leave Ireland’s top flight. However, he has yet to wear the Spurs shirt in a professional capacity, having agreed to leave his homeland in January 2026.
St. Pat’s’ Young Player of the Year last season, he is widely regarded as one of the most exciting talents in Irish football, with his touch and speed and awareness in the final third all suggesting he has the bearing of a Premier League-level striker.
Given the paucity of reliable options in the final third at Tottenham right now, and with Richarlison among those slated to leave next year, Melia could find himself fast-tracked under Frank’s wing, earning regular opportunities in the first team and potentially even outperforming someone like Kolo Muani, who must continue adapting to the English game himself.
Tottenham might need to play the waiting game for now, but with Melia set to arrive in just a few months, he may find himself earning a string of opportunities before the end of the campaign.
And should he impress as if talent suggests is within his capacity, then it’s hardly out of the question to imagine that Melia could be leading the line in the not-too-distant future.
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England’s poor 50-over form continues as South Africa claim first ODI series win in country since 1998
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Matthew Breetzke went on the attack as South Africa posted an imposing 330 for 8•AFP/Getty Images
Matthew Breetzke had not been born when South Africa last won a bilateral ODI series in England. By extending a remarkable start to his career in the format, he helped them clinch this one with a match to spare. On his return from a hamstring injury, Breetzke hit 85 to underpin South Africa’s total of 330, before their bowlers closed out a tense win under the floodlights.Breetzke, 26, was born five-and-a-half months after South Africa’s 2-1 triumph in the 1998 Texaco Trophy but will now lift the series trophy in Southampton on Sunday after his team took an unassailable 2-0 lead at Lord’s. Unlike in Leeds, England at least competed but none of their three half-centurions – Joe Root, Jacob Bethell and Jos Buttler – kicked on past 61.The chase went down to the final ball, which Jofra Archer needed to hit for six to take the game into a Super Over. But his inside-edged hoick off Senuran Muthusamy brought only a single and South Africa were deserving winners, backing up the thrashing they inflicted on Tuesday with a clinical, calculated performance.ESPNcricinfo Ltd
This was an eighth defeat in 11 ODIs for England in 2025, and their captain Harry Brook refused to blame fatigue after an exhausting summer. “In my eyes that’s just an excuse,” he said. We’re good enough and fit enough to be able to keep playing for the time being… Chasing 6.5 an over from ball one is a tough task. But that’s exactly why we’ve picked this side: we’ve a long batting order. To get within one blow of that score is a really good effort.”South Africa had been stuttering at 93 for 3 after 19 overs when Tristan Stubbs joined Breetzke, but a fourth-wicket partnership of 147 off 126 balls laid a strong foundation before Dewald Brevis’ cameo launched them towards 300. They fell four runs short of the record ODI total at Lord’s, which has stood since the 1975 World Cup, but this was clearly a fighting effort.Breetzke’s innings was the highest by a South African in an ODI at Lord’s, and he achieved the unprecedented feat of passing 50 in each of his first five innings in the format. By the time he fell 15 runs short of a second hundred, he had taken his ODI aggregate to 463 and executed South Africa’s clear plan to put England’s part-time spinners under severe pressure.England got away with picking only four frontline bowlers in their 3-0 win against West Indies in June, but South Africa were merciless in targeting Bethell and Will Jacks; with Root curiously unused, they returned combined figures of 1 for 112 from their 10 overs. Brevis was particularly severe on Bethell, hitting him for consecutive sixes, while Stubbs laid into Jacks.The margin of victory obscured the fact South Africa were ahead of the game from the moment Nandre Burger had Jamie Smith caught behind off the first ball of the chase. Root dominated the scoring in a second-wicket stand of 66, with Ben Duckett desperately out of form at the other end; his dismissal for 14 off 33, bowled reverse-sweeping Keshav Maharaj, was a mercy kill.Jofra Archer nearly took England over the line•AFP/Getty Images
Where Duckett looked exhausted by his non-stop summer, Bethell had been short on time in the middle and was pushed up to No. 4 to take on South Africa’s two left-arm spinners. Temba Bavuma responded by bringing on Aiden Markram’s offspin, but Bethell slog-swept and pulled sixes as his two overs cost 27 runs.He brought up a 28-ball half-century by launching Burger over mid-on, five balls after Root had cruised to his own off 57. But they fell in quick succession, too: Bethell sliced the relentless Corbin Bosch to backward point, and Root was beaten in the flight by Maharaj to be stumped in an ODI for the first time in a decade.Brook and Buttler added 69 for the fifth wicket, launching sixes off Bosch and Muthusamy respectively. But Muthusamy found extra bounce to have Brook chipping to cover, and despite Buttler’s outrageous reverse-slap for six on his way to 50 – a landmark he celebrated with a look to the skies after his father’s recent passing – the required rate climbed past nine an over.Lungi Ngidi got the big wicket of Jos Buttler at the death•AFP/Getty Images
The game looked as good as won when Lungi Ngidi flummoxed Buttler with a dipping slower ball, and Burger removed Jacks and Brydon Carse in the same over to leave 40 required off the last three. Despite Archer’s best efforts – with two lusty sixes and a pair of reverse-slaps for four – they always looked like falling short.It looked like an important toss when Brook put South Africa into bat, with the start delayed by 15 minutes after a morning of heavy showers. Archer and Saqib Mahmood – recalled at Sonny Baker’s expense – both found extravagant seam movement early on, but Markram and Ryan Rickelton were equal to it, adding 73 for the first wicket.Rickelton fell for 35, top-edging Archer behind to Buttler, before Adil Rashid struck twice in quick succession, with Bavuma done on the outside edge and Markram furious with himself after chipping back a return catch on 49. But that only brought Breetzke and Stubbs together, whose partnership took the game away from England – and they never quite recovered.
أعلن نادي الجيش الملكي المغربي عن قرار مفاجئ يخص مباراته المرتقبة أمام الأهلي، ضمن منافسات دور المجموعات لبطولة دوري أبطال إفريقيا 2025-2026.
وكان الأهلي قد ضمن تأهله إلى دور المجموعات بعد تجاوز فريق إيجل نوار البوروندي في دور الـ32 ذهابًا وإيابًا، ليصبح على رأس المجموعة الثانية التي تضم أيضًا الجيش الملكي المغربي، شبيبة القبائل الجزائري، ويانج أفريكانز التنزاني.
ويبدأ الأهلي مشواره في المجموعة برغبة قوية في تحقيق انطلاقة مثالية تعزز مسيرته نحو التتويج بلقبه القاري الثالث عشر، حيث يواجه شبيبة القبائل الجزائري على استاد القاهرة الدولي قبل التوجه إلى الرباط لمواجهة الجيش الملكي في الجولة التالية.
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وكشف الجيش الملكي، في بيان رسمي عبر صفحته بموقع “فيس بوك”، عن نقل مباراة الفريقين إلى ملعب آخر بدلًا من الملعب الذي كان مقرّرًا إقامتها عليه.
وأوضح النادي أن ذلك يأتي في إطار عملية تأهيل وترميم أرضية الملعب “بمركّب مولاي عبد الله” استعدادًا لاحتضان المباريات الافتتاحية لكأس أفريقيا، وبالتنسيق مع السلطات، لتُقام المباراة على أرضية ملعب “مولاي الحسن” بالرباط. موعد مباراة الأهلي والجيش الملكي في دوري أبطال أفريقيا
ومن المقرر أن تُلعب المباراة يوم الجمعة الموافق 28 نوفمبر، في تمام التاسعة مساءً بتوقيت مصر، العاشرة بتوقيت السعودية.
A derrota do Brasil diante da Argentina escancarou o mau momento vivido pela Seleção Brasileira nas Eliminatórias. Mesmo assim, o técnico Fernando Diniz classificou a atuação da seleção contra os atuais campeões do mundo como uma das melhores desde que ele assumiu o comando técnico.
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– Não precisa falar o melhor, contra a Bolívia o time foi muito bem. Mas se considerar a rivalidade, Argentina vinha com muita confiança e foi campeã do mundo há menos de um ano, e nós com o time muito mexido. Considerando todas as variáveis que envolveram esse jogo, se não foi a melhor (atuação), foi uma das melhores – iniciou o treinador durante entrevista coletiva.
Diniz reconheceu o erro de marcação no escanteio que gerou o gol de Otamendi, mas viu o Brasil criar mais perigo em relação ao adversário, e achou o resultado injusto no Maracanã.
– Jogo de dois times tradicionais, fortes. Embora os números de finalizações foram parecidos, o Brasil levou mais perigo do que a Argentina. A Argentina não teve uma chance para fazer o gol. A chance que tiveram foi a bola de escanteio, a gente errou na marcação e o Otamendi fez o gol. Tivemos contra-ataques claros para poder acertar o último passe e finalizar. Estivemos mais perto da vitória do que a Argentina, e achei o resultado injusto – afirmou o treinador brasileiro.
Com a derrota diante da Argentina, o Brasil ocupa o 6° lugar nas Eliminatórias e chega ao quarto jogo consecutivo sem vitória. Apesar dos resultados negativos e a situação delicada na tabela, Diniz acredita na construção de um legado para a Seleção Brasileira, especialmente aos mais jovens.
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– Hoje provavelmente a gente entrega uma perspectiva muito positiva para frente, do ponto de vista tático, entrega dos jogadores, equilíbrio emocional – tirando a expulsão do Joelinton. A gente está praticamente formando uma nova geração. Alguns deles nem se firmaram em grandes clubes da Europa, estão procurando seu espaço e tem muito talento. Acho que lá na frente vamos colher coisas muito boas com o trabalho – ponderou Diniz.
A Seleção Brasileira volta a campo no dia 23 de março de 2024, em amistoso contra a Inglaterra.
England have already booked their spot at the 2026 World Cup in Canada, Mexico and USA, with Thomas Tuchel’s side looking impressive in the qualifying stages.
The Three Lions didn’t even concede a goal in the six wins that guaranteed their place on the biggest stage, and attention will soon turn to who will be on the plane looking to win England’s first World Cup since 1966.
England’s record at World Cups since 1966
1970
Quarter-finals
1974
Did not qualify
1978
Did not qualify
1982
Second group stage
1986
Quarter-finals
1990
Fourth place
1994
Did not qualify
1998
Round of 16
2002
Quarter-finals
2006
Quarter-finals
2010
Round of 16
2014
Group stage
2018
Fourth place
2022
Quarter-finals
While there are some stars who are guaranteed to be on the way to North America, such as captain Harry Kane, Tuchel still has a lot to think about between now and June.
Of course, a lot could change between now and the summer, however, here is Chat GPT’s prediction of who will make England’s 26-player squad in Canada, Mexico and USA.
Goalkeepers Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, James Trafford
Providing he remains injury free, Jordan Pickford looks set to continue as England number one in 2026 for the ninth successive year.
Providing back up to the Everton star, according to ChatGPT, will be Crystal Palace’s Dean Henderson and Man City’s James Trafford.
Defenders Trent Alexander-Arnold, Reece James, Myles Lewis-Skelly, John Stones, Marc Guehi, Ezri Konsa, Dan Burn
One of the big decisions Tuchel made early on was to drop Trent Alexander-Arnold, however, Chat GPT feels the Real Madrid right-back will win his place back in the 26.
Chelsea’s Reece James and Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly are the other full-back options, with John Stones, Marc Guehi, Ezri Konsa and Dan Burn at centre-back.
Tottenham’s Djed Spence had been a regular in Tuchel’s squad, however, there’s no place for the full-back in the 26.
Midfielders Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice, Adam Wharton, Elliot Anderson, Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers, Eberechi Eze
Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson have been a regular in Tuchel’s midfield and could be the partnership that begins the World Cup campaign, backed by Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton.
Further forward, Jude Bellingham has been tipped to return to the squad after being left out recently due to fitness issues.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Aston Villa stars Cole Palmer, Eberechi Eze and Morgan Rogers make up the seven man midfield selection, with no room for the likes of Morgan Gibbs-White or Jordan Henderson.
Forwards Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Gordon, Noni Madueke
Interestingly, ChatGPT thinks Tuchel will go with just one out-and-out centre-forward in captain Harry Kane. Marcus Rashford could also play centrally if required and his ‘revival in form’ at Barcelona sees him included.
Meanwhile, Anthony Gordon’s ’growing importance’ under Tuchel sees him included, alongside Arsenal stars Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke and Man City ace Phil Foden.
Notable exclusions from Chat GPT’s forward line include Jarrod Bowen and Ollie Watkins.
O Corinthians está perto de confirmar a contratação do meia Igor Coronado para a temporada 2024. O clube superou dificuldades impostas nas negociações e aguarda a chegada do jogador até o fim desta semana.
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Um dos últimos entraves solucionados pela diretoria alvinegra era o alinhamento do pagamento das luvas (“prêmio” pego pela assinatura do contrato”).
Agora, o Corinthians aguarda a chegada de Igor Coronado para realização de exames médicos na sexta-feira (16), data limite para inscrição de jogadores no Paulistão. Se tudo correr dentro do esperado e o atleta for aprovado, assinará contrato em definitivo até 2025.
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A informação sobre o encaminhamento do acordo foi noticiada inicialmente pelo “Ge” e confirmada pelo Lance!. Coronado atuava no Al-Ittihad, da Arábia Saudita, e rescindiu contrato com o clube recentemente.
O meia será o nono reforço do Timão para a temporada. Além dele, chegaram os zagueiros Félix Torres e Gustavo Henrique, os laterais Diego Palacios e Hugo, o volante Raniele, o meia Rodrigo Garro e o atacante Pedro Raul.
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Perto do Corinthians, Igor Coronado teve destaque no futebol da Arábia Saudita. Sua última equipe foi o Al-Ittihad e, em três temporadas, ele acumulou 75 jogos, 16 gols e 35 assistências.
أعلن الكرواتي كرونسلاف يورتشيتش المدير الفني لفريق بيراميدز قائمة مباراة ريفرز يونايتد بطل نيجيريا في دوري أبطال أفريقيا.
ويحل ريفرز ضيفًا على بيراميدز حامل اللقب في التاسعة من مساء السبت على استاد الدفاع الجوي في إطار مواجهات الجولة الأولى لدور المجموعات من دوري الأبطال.
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يذكر أن بيراميدز حامل لقب بطولة دوري أبطال إفريقيا في النسخة الماضية على حساب صن داونز الجنوب إفريقي.
ويقع بيراميدز في المجموعة الأولى في مجموعات دوري أبطال إفريقيا رفقة فريق باور دينامو ونهضة بركان وريفرز يونايتد. قائمة بيراميدز لمباراة ريفرز يونايتد في دوري أبطال إفريقيا
حراسة المرمى: أحمد الشناوي – شريف إكرامي – محمود جاد.
خط الدفاع: علي جبر – أحمد سامي – محمود مرعي – محمد حمدي – كريم حافظ – محمد الشيبي – طارق علاء – عبد الرحمن جودة.
خط الوسط: بلاتي توريه – وليد الكرتي – أحمد عاطف قطة – إيفرتون داسيلفا – أحمد توفيق – محمود دونجا – محمود زلاكة – محمد رضا بوبو – مصطفى زيكو – عبد الرحمن مجدي.