أعلن نادي الزمالك، رسمياً اليوم الخميس، رحيل أحد لاعبي الفريق الأول لكرة القدم، خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية، قبل انطلاق الموسم الجديد.
وتنطلق النسخة الجديدة من مسابقة الدوري المصري الممتاز غداً الجمعة الموافق 8 أغسطس بمشاركة 21 فريقًا بعد إلغاء الهبوط وصعود 3 فرق.
وكتب الزمالك في منشور عبر صفحته الرسمية عبر موقع التواصل “فيسبوك”: “شكرًا مصطفى الزناري، ننتظر عودتك بالتوفيق في إعارتك والتحدي القادم”.
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ويستهل الزمالك مشواره ببطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز، بمواجهة قوية أمام سيراميكا كليوباترا في إطار لقاءات الجولة الأولى.
وكان مسؤولو نادي البنك الأهلي قد أنهوا الاتفاق مع مجلس إدارة الزمالك، على استعارة مصطفى الزناري لمدة موسم واحد على سبيل الإعارة خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية.
وجاء رحيل مصطفى الزناري بعد موافقة الجهاز الفني للقلعة البيضاء بقيادة يانيك فيريرا، في ظل توافر بدائل في مركز قلب الدفاع.
England 197 for 6 in 24.1 overs (Moeen 56, Mustafizur 2-23) beat Bangladesh 188 for 9 in 37 overs (Mehidy 74, Tanzid 45, Topley 3-23) by four wickets (DLS)England enjoyed a useful, if hyper-extended, workout under the Guwahati floodlights, as a three-hour rain delay and even a nearby earthquake couldn’t prevent the world champions from finalising their tournament plans in a high-octane run-chase against Bangladesh. The result, while immaterial, was secured with a blizzard of sixes from Moeen Ali, whose 56 from 39 balls secured a four-wicket win with a hefty 77 balls remaining of their rain-reduced 37-over chase.Bangladesh had their moments, particularly while Tanzid Hasan and Mustafizur Rahman were showing their ability with bat and ball in the powerplay, but ultimately they were overwhelmed by England’s unrelenting aggression. The tone of England’s attacking display was set by a bristling Jonny Bairstow who stretched his legs for 34 from 21 balls, in the manner that had been denied him during the “utter chaos” of England’s 38-hour trek to India’s eastern extremities.Jos Buttler kept up the belligerent tempo to make 30 from 15 in his short and on-point visit to the crease, and though Liam Livingstone came and went tamely, by the time Moeen holed out with four runs to win, he’d launched six sixes into the Assam night to confirm his side will be striding confidently into this week’s tournament opener against New Zealand.Of far more relevance than the result was the time in the middle for a host of cooped-up players, most particularly the 2019 veterans, Mark Wood and Adil Rashid, who have both been wrapped in cotton wool for the past few weeks, and Joe Root, who remains short of form and confidence, but who survived a painful blow to the groin, as well as a grim error from Taskin Ahmed at deep backward square, to anchor the chase with an unbeaten 26 from 40 balls.The contest duly finished some eight-and-a-half hours after the first ball had been bowled, but for a time, it had seemed that England’s preparations – across both this game and Saturday’s wash-out against India – would be limited to a 30-over work-out in the afternoon’s truncated action.At least in that time, England were able to give a clean bill of health to nine members of their bowling attack, including all six of their frontline fast bowlers … although they are now about to be folded back up and stowed away once more in economy class for Tuesday’s flight to Ahmedabad.Most crucial among those was Wood, England’s fastest and most ferocious point of difference, who had not been unleashed in a competitive environment since the end of July, ostensibly due to a bruised heel sustained during the Ashes. Not for the first time, he showed his explosive pace from the outset of his three-over burst, and should have claimed the wicket of both of Bangladesh’s most effective batters.Mehidy Hasan Miraz anchored Bangladesh’s innings with a hard-earned 74 from 89 balls, but he should have fallen for 7, to the sixth ball of Wood’s return, when, after a tentative start to his knock, he fenced a lifter outside off but neither Buttler nor Root at first slip reacted in time to cling onto the edge.Mark Wood was one of nine England bowlers to get a workout•ICC via Getty Images
However, Wood got his reward two overs later instead. Tanzid’s 45 from 44 balls at the top of the order had gone some way to confirming his readiness to fill the sizeable boots of Tamim Iqbal, but having picked off seven fours and a flamboyant six over deep midwicket off Reece Topley, he was caught in two minds as Wood fired a lifter across his bows, and inside-edged a tentative push onto his own stumps.The first 20 overs of Bangladesh’s innings was an exclusive diet of seam, as England’s quicks each lined up for a short gallop, and showed their readiness for the main event through a combination of economy and incision, with only Chris Woakes and Gus Atkinson going un-rewarded in their five-over contributions.However, the other major plus for England was the return of Rashid, who missed the bulk of their recent series against New Zealand with a calf niggle. He showed no ill-effects after entering the attack in the 21st over of Bangladesh’s innings and struck twice in five overs to remove the veteran pairing of Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah – the latter to a full-toss but the former to a brilliantly disguised googly that skidded into his stumps under an attempted cut.When the rain arrived, it seemed that Bangladesh’s 153 for 5 in 30 overs would be the end of that. Instead, they returned – after one aborted restart – for seven further overs, in which the quicks got back into the action. Sam Curran struck with the first ball of his second spell, before both Topley and David Willey found themselves on hat-tricks, the former some five hours after luring Bangladesh’s stand-in captain, Najmul Hossain Shanto, into a sketchy slice to deep third.Topley’s display epitomised the combination of rustiness and raw threat that England are carrying into this tournament. His somewhat ropey first over went for 13, including a wide and two no-balls, but he swiftly hit back with the first ball of his second as Litton Das gloved a lifter down the leg-side to depart for 5 (although there were some doubts as to whether his hand was off the bat at the point of contact).England’s reply was raucous from the outset. Dawid Malan, their in-form opener, caressed a poetic cut for a first-ball four, only to scuff his second from Mustafizur straight to slip. But Bairstow smashed four fours and a six in seven balls to turbo-charge the powerplay, with England’s 50 coming up inside four overs before Mustafizur powered a yorker past his toes to end the fun.It took an even better ball from Hasan Mahmud to dislodge an ominously free-flowing Harry Brook. His four fours in a 15-ball 17 had all been stamps of raw class until he was bowled through the gate by a savage nipbacker on a tight off-stump line. Buttler then edged his second ball off Shoriful Islam low past the keeper before smoking his third high over extra cover for six – and as if to prove he was in no mood to stand on ceremony, he then top-edged his fifth over the head of Taskin, who could have had an easy catch had he been sitting back on the rope.England’s only real concern remains the form of Root, who at least endured to the end of the chase, but rarely looked capable of raising his tempo in the manner that was coming so effortlessly at the other end. He should have holed out to Tanzim Hasan Sakib for 7 from 19, but that man Taskin once again over-ran his attempted catch at fine leg, then let the ball dribble over the rope too. Tellingly, that would be Root’s only boundary of his innings. Fortunately for England, Moeen and Co. had no such power failures to report.
England skipper admits he may need to consider surgery ahead of India tour next year
Matt Roller26-Jul-2023As Ben Stokes sweated in the Chennai sunshine earlier this year, he dreamed of spending the final week of July playing a full role with bat and ball while captaining England in an Ashes decider at The Oval. Instead, he spent the eve of the fifth Test bowling offspin in the nets, physically unable to bowl fast.Stokes has not bowled in this series since the second Test, when he pushed himself through a marathon 12-over spell at the end of Australia’s second innings. He was physically spent after that Lord’s Test, having batted for five hours across the fourth and fifth days during his 155, and finally admitted at Headingley what had long been clear: he was no longer able to fulfil his role as an allrounder.That prompted England to change the balance of their side, with Stokes playing as a batter and two allrounders recalled in Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes. They have fared far better with that balance over the last five years and since making the change, have won one Test and been thwarted by the weather after dominating the other.Stokes will not be bowling at The Oval this week – either seam or offbreaks – and once this Ashes series has been settled, he will have the opportunity to map out his long-term future. He has a diagnosis of his chronic left-knee injury which he has repeatedly refused to reveal publicly and admitted on Wednesday that he may have to consider surgery.Related
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“It’s something I obviously want to get sorted,” Stokes said. “The times in which I’ve seen specialists and stuff like that there has been cricket around. So, as it’s been manageable, we’ve just cracked on.But I think that is a good time to have some serious conversations with medics around what is potentially something I could do to get a role in which I can bowl without having to worry about my knee. Those are conversations we will be able to have in that time off.”Unsurprisingly, Stokes is unlikely to feature for Northern Superchargers in the first weeks of the Hundred, which starts the day after the scheduled fifth day of this Oval Test. “I’m going on holiday after this game,” he said. “That’s as far as I’m thinking.”There has long been an assumption among England supporters that Stokes will reverse his ODI retirement in time for the World Cup in October-November. But England’s white-ball management have long planned on the expectation that he will be unavailable and Stokes reiterated when asked on Wednesday: “I’m retired.” He convinced Moeen to play this series under similar circumstances, but joked: “I can’t ring myself.” There seems little chance of a U-turn.After this week, England do not play another Test series until January 2024, when they tour India for five matches. “It is a big break – I think the biggest that I will have had in my whole career, except with injury,” Stokes said. “You enjoy the periods where you do have a break… but doing this for as long as we have done, you really do miss that environment when you’re around the other lads.”He remains determined to play as an allrounder, rather than conceding defeat and becoming a specialist batter: “It’s something I’ve done since I was a kid. Wanting to be involved with the game is something that’s got the best out myself. I said in Wellington, after that game, that it has been frustrating in the last couple of years not being able to have the same impact and play the same role that I have done for the last 10 years.”Particularly so because of the toil that went into getting himself fit for the first Test at Edgbaston, where he dismissed both Steven Smith and Usman Khawaja. “The time I spent in India, all the effort that I put in to get to where I was before the series was again another frustrating thing,” he said. “When, [despite] all the work you do, your body can let you down at times when you don’t want it to.”Stokes is still only 32 but has already put his body through an all-round workload that is matched only by Jacques Kallis in the modern era. He has both faced and bowled over 10,000 balls in Test cricket, a feat achieved only by Kallis and Carl Hooper in the era of reliable ball-by-ball data. “I keep forgetting that I’m aging every day,” he said.He retains ambitions to play in the 2025-26 series in Australia: “How this series has gone and how close we were, it does make you think when we go to Australia, do we have a better chance than the last few times we’ve been there? Hopefully, it’d be nice to go out to Australia in 2025 and have a good chance of winning.”Stokes has only won one Test series against Australia, back in 2015, but has written his name into Ashes history across the past decade with his miraculous feats with both bat and ball. For a man whose career has been defined by the Ashes, leading a bid to regain the urn down under would be an apt way to sign off.
“Murphy is an exciting young bowler. He is not Nathan Lyon, but Nathan Lyon is not Shane Warne either”
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Tom Moody believes that Australia must select Todd Murphy for the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Kia Oval, and that he should replace Cameron Green in the side.Australia went into the fourth Test at Emirates Old Trafford with three frontline seamers and two allrounders in Green and Mitchell Marsh, opting not to select a specialist spinner for the first time in more than a decade.They conceded 592 in just 107.4 overs as England looked to force a result before rain wiped out the majority of the fourth and the entirety of the fifth day. Moody, who played 84 times for his country and has enjoyed an extensive coaching career, believes that Australia must pick Murphy, the 22-year-old offspinner, to restore balance to their attack.Related
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“I know that they would’ve had their various reasons behind not playing Murphy, whether that was based around the fact that there was the weather that was potentially on the horizon, but that’s no guarantee,” Moody told ESPNcricinfo. “That would have looked pretty stupid if it had backfired.”To me, the attack did look like it lacked balance. Murphy is an exciting young bowler. He is not Nathan Lyon, but Nathan Lyon is not Shane Warne either. Murphy needs to create his own path and have his own journey; he has started that already and he has started pretty successfully.”I’d be surprised if he doesn’t come into the side just to create that balance, but also give the team better combinations for Pat Cummins to lean towards. In that fourth Test match, it was almost like he was looking around the field for options – and he was nearly looking in the mirror all the time.”Australia planned to use Travis Head as their main spinner in Manchester, but he bowled seven wicketless overs, which cost 52 runs. “That highlights the challenge of Test cricket,” Moody said. “You need to be a specialist at your craft, and you need complementary specialists in your attack.”He suggested that Australia should leave Green out of their side in order to fit Murphy in. “I think playing the two allrounders is a luxury, and to me, at this stage, Mitch Marsh is the one that looks like he can influence the game, which he’s already done since he’s returned with confidence.”There’s no question Cameron Green has got remarkable upside, but the here-and-now selection is Mitch Marsh. There are very few players in the history of the game that haven’t had setbacks, or been left out of sides for team combinations or form or whatever it might be. If anything, it’s probably something that might do him [Green] the world of good.”Moody expects Australia’s selectors to keep faith in David Warner, having retained him for the fourth Test. “The way I look at it, them deciding to play him at Old Trafford was nearly committing to him for the series,” he said. “If they were going to make a change, that was the moment to make it, but they clearly felt that he’d done enough.”And Moody believes that winning an away Ashes series for the first time since 2001 by avoiding defeat at The Oval would be “a huge achievement” for Australia. “The way that England have been playing Test cricket has been nothing short of outstanding to watch. They have set new standards, which is something to be admired and respected.Moody wants Australia to win the Ashes 3-1•Getty Images
“So to get a stranglehold so early in the series was credit to Pat Cummins and his team. To win away from home is difficult anywhere in the world, but probably the two hardest places are India and England. After the way the game petered out at Old Trafford, I would imagine their mindset would be making sure that they put the final nail in the coffin and try to win 3-1.”Moody was speaking at Lord’s as Desert Vipers – the ILT20 franchise for whom he works as director of cricket – launched a sustainability initiative which included a full-scale audit into their carbon footprint during the league’s inaugural season in the UAE earlier this year.Vipers called on other T20 franchises to follow suit in order to mitigate the negative impact that short-form leagues have on the environment, particularly with regard to long-haul flights. “Hopefully Desert Vipers have a unique opportunity to be trailblazers for other sporting teams,” Moody said.”When you see significant events happen globally around the impact of heat or flood, that’s when it’s an eye-opener. Missing a day’s play because it’s wet is insignificant compared to seeing whole communities impacted by devastating floods, for example, which we’re seeing constantly both in Australia and globally.”
Los Blancos surrendered both their La Liga and Champions League crowns in what turned out to be Carlo Ancelotti's final season in charge
Real Madrid were supposed to win everything when they signed Kylian Mbappe last summer. The treble calls were pretty much ubiquitous, and with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, there was no reason to believe that Los Blancos wouldn't kick on from their Liga-Champions League double in 2023-24.
Nine months on, and all of those predictions look a bit silly. Madrid were good at times this past season, but spent most of the year struggling through injuries and failing to find the right balance. The end result was a trophy-less campaign that featured a feeble title defence, embarrassing European exit and ended with the departure of Ancelotti.
Mbappe largely held up his side of the bargain, bagging 43 goals in all competitions, but outside of the marquee summer signing, it proved to be a disappointing campaign for a number of top-quality individuals.
GOAL rates and ranks every Real Madrid player on the back of a forgettable 2024-25 campaign…
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A couple of panic starts in La Liga and a Copa del Rey appearance punctuated a season that was really supposed to be spent in the reserves. The best compliment that can be paid to Ramon is that he never really stood out – nor made any mistakes. A word for his late winner against Mallorca; a signature moment in a season otherwise lacking in them.
A few scattered appearances at the end of the season for Madrid's forgotten man, who proved that good things come to those who elect to pick up a bloody massive pay check to sit around on the bench at the Bernabeu…
AFP22Dani Carvajal – N/A
Carvajal looked good in the early goings as he looked to build on a career season that saw him finish fourth in the Ballon d'Or voting. However, a horrific knee injury suffered in October derailed his campaign, and he will hope to be back to his best next year as he aims to hold off increased competition from Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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(C)Getty Images21Lucas Vazquez – 4/10
Poor Lucas! After both Carvajal and Eder Miliato suffered terrible knee injuries, Vazquez had to step up. And while his effort is never lacking, Vazquez became the undeniable weak link in an already pretty poor defence, and had lost his spot to Federico Valverde by February.
A couple of miserable Clasico showings, in particular, will go down in memory for the wrong reasons. He will leave the club at season's end, and it seems like the right time to move on.
تلقى الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الإسماعيلي، خسارة أمام نظيره سيراميكا كليوباترا، في المباراة التي أقيمت بينهما اليوم الأربعاء، ضمن منافسات بطولة كأس الرابطة المصرية، بهدفين نظيفين.
واستضاف الإسماعيلي، نظيره سيراميكا كليوباترا، على ملعب استاد الإسماعيلية، ضمن منافسات ذهاب نصف نهائي بطولة كأس الرابطة المصرية موسم 2024-2025.
طالع | عبد الحفيظ: الأهلي يُساعد الإسماعيلي في الرواتب.. وصفقة عمر الساعي خير دليل وسجل هدف اللقاء الأول عمرو قلاوة في الدقيقة السابعة من عمر اللقاء بعد صناعة من زميله مازن ياسر، بينما جاء الهدف الثاني عن طريق أحمد بلحاج في الدقيقة الثانية من الوقت بدل الضائع.
ويلتقي الإسماعيلي، مع سيراميكا كليوباترا في مباراة الإياب يوم الأحد المقبل 8 يونيو، على ملعب استاد المقاولون العرب بالجبل الأخضر.
وكان الإسماعيلي تأهل إلى دور نصف نهائي كأس الرابطة، بالفوز على طلائع الجيش، بنتيجة 5-4 بركلات الترجيح بعد انتهاء مباراتي الذهاب والإياب بينهما بالتعادل السلبي في دور ربع النهائي.
وعلى الجانب الآخر، صعد فريق سيراميكا كليوباترا بالفوز على بتروجيت، بنتيجة 4-2 في مجموع مباراتي الذهاب والإياب.
According to multiple reports, the 62-year-old Spanish coach has entered negotiations with the Guadalajara-based club
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Torrent coached at New York City FC, Flamengo, Galatasaray
Was Pep Guardiola’s assistant at several stops
Took Atlético San Luis to the semifinals last year
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WHAT HAPPENED?
Domènec Torrent has officially stepped down as head coach of Atlético de San Luis and is now reportedly a leading candidate to take over the managerial position at Chivas de Guadalajara. According to multiple reports, the Spanish coach, 62, has already entered negotiations with the Guadalajara-based club, which is said to be impressed by his extensive experience and leadership qualities.
In recent days, Jaime Lozano had been rumored as the front-runner for the Chivas post, but Torrent's well-traveled career and tactical pedigree could tip the balance in his favor. Other names previously linked to the position include Robert Dante Siboldi, Nicolás Larcamón, Ignacio Ambriz, and Guillermo Almada.
However, Larcamón and Almada are currently involved in the Clausura 2025 Liguilla, complicating any potential approach from Chivas – a club eager to secure a new manager quickly to begin preseason planning and potential transfer moves.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Torrent’s coaching résumé includes spells at New York City FC, Flamengo, and Galatasaray, as well as a prominent role as Pep Guardiola’s assistant during successful periods at Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City.
Chivas, who parted ways with Gerardo Espinoza following a disappointing regular-season exit, are under pressure to make a swift and strategic hire. While other coaches like Jaime Lozano and Guillermo Almada have been mentioned, Torrent’s international profile and recent availability make him a strong contender.
Negotiations are reportedly ongoing, and a final decision from Chivas could come soon as the club looks to turn the page and prepare for the next chapter.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Torrent's tenure at Atlético de San Luis began promisingly, guiding the team to the semifinals in his first season – the club’s best result since returning to the top flight in 2017. However, the following campaign saw a significant dip in form, with the team finishing with just 18 points in 15th place.
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WHAT NEXT FOR CHIVAS?
While sporting director Mier and his team continue planning for the Apertura 2025, players have been called to report for preseason on May 21. Starting in late July, Chivas will compete in the Leagues Cup, where they share a group with the New York Red Bulls, FC Cincinnati, and Charlotte FC.
Everton secured back-to-back wins in the Premier League for the first time this season and the second David Moyes era is certainly underway.
In what was always likely going to be a tight match, the Toffees came out on top thanks to a penalty in the first half which was scored by Iliman Ndiaye and ended up securing all three points.
The Merseyside outfit finished the game with ten men as Orel Mangala had to leave the pitch due to injury, with Everton making all of their subs. The club had to battle hard to take the three points.
This win gives them breathing space from the relegation zone and Moyes has Ndiaye to thank for that.
Iliman Ndiaye’s game in numbers vs Brighton
Operating on the left wing against the Seagulls, Ndiaye enjoyed a positive display for the Toffees. Of course, he scored the winner, but the Senegal international also attempted two dribbles, took 41 touches while winning 100% of his aerial duels during the game.
Defensively, he did struggle slightly, losing possession 13 times while winning only three of his eight contested ground duels, but the Everton faithful will forgive this due to his penalty.
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Highest-Ranked
Accurate passes
Lewis Dunk (119)
Key passes
Joel Veltman, Jan Paul Van Hecke and Yasin Ayari (2)
Tackles
Idrissa Gueye (8)
Shots on target
Iliman Ndiaye and Joao Pedro (1)
Ground duels won
Idrissa Gueye (10)
Several of the starting XI played well in the victory, but there were a couple who failed to step up when it mattered most.
Abdoulaye Doucoure was arguably the worst performer on the pitch for the Goodison Park outfit, as Ndiaye’s penalty certainly saved him.
Abdoulaye Doucoure struggles vs Brighton
Doucoure was deployed directly behind striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin against Brighton, but he didn’t influence the game at all, despite being in a creative position.
Indeed, the midfielder took just 28 touches while completing 19 passes during his time on the pitch. Attacking-wise, Doucoure failed to make a key pass or create a big chance, while registering zero shots during the clash and failing with his solitary dribble attempt.
Abdoulaye Doucoure
Defensively, he wasn’t much better, unfortunately. Not only did the player lose 11 of his 13 contested duels throughout the game, but he even managed to lose possession 11 times, committed three fouls and made just two tackles.
If Everton had dropped points, the finger of blame would lie directly with Doucoure, for that is a certainty. He will be thankful that Ndiaye bailed him out with the winner.
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Moyes simply has to drop him to the bench for the next game against Leicester City next weekend.
If the club can secure another three points during that match, then thoughts of relegation will ease. The pressure is still on, however, but game by game, the Scot is breathing new life into the club.
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Premier League football at Everton’s new stadium at Bramley Moore Docks could be a reality if performances like this are repeated.
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O presidente do São Paulo, Julio Casares, despistou sobre uma proposta do Arsenal, da Inglaterra, pelo atacante Marquinhos, de 19 anos. O jogador tem contrato com o clube paulista até 2024.
O negócio, no entanto, tende a ser fechado em breve para que a transferência ocorra na próxima janela.
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– O futebol tem dinâmica de propostas, sondagens. Aprendi que coisas só devem ser exercitadas quando estiverem numa condição material, objetiva e real. Por ora ainda não existe – disse o presidente são-paulino.
O vínculo de cinco anos é permitido pela Lei Pelé, mas a Fifa restringe esse primeiro acordo a apenas três anos. De acordo com informações do ‘ge’, o Tricolor e o atleta pretendem aceitar a oferta do clube inglês, ainda que os valores não sejam altos, para evitar que o jogador deixe o Morumbi de graça, caso acione a entidade máxima de futebol.
– Hoje claro que estamos pensando em jogo, não falamos de outro assunto. Eventuais negociações tem confidencialidade e eu prefiro não comentar a respeito, o foco hoje é São Paulo e Juventude. o São Paulo tem um bom elenco e precisa sobreviver, mas prefiro falar sobre isso em um futuro se isso se consolidar. Hoje nosso foco é São Paulo e Juventude – completou Casares.