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Fabrizio Romano has shared some further details on Aston Villa’s pending move for Bayer Leverkusen winger Leon Bailey.
The Lowdown: Villa’s post
Villa posted on their official Twitter page on Saturday afternoon, revealing they have reached an agreement with the Bundesliga side for the 23-year-old.
A medical and finalising personal terms are still required before he Jamaican officially becomes an Aston Villa player, and Romano has shared when fans can expect a move to go through.
The Latest: Romano’s post
Romano, who has been on the ball this summer when it comes to Villa-related transfers with Emiliano Buendia and Jack Grealish’s possible exit, posted on Twitter on Saturday afternoon regarding Bailey.
The transfer expert believes a deal will cost Villa £30m and are offering Bailey a five-year deal in the Midlands.
He shared some further details on a potential move less than an hour on from Villa’s post, admitting a ‘medical and official announcement next week’ – a significant six-word update.
“Leon Bailey deal will be officially completed next week for £30m to Bayer Leverkusen. Aston Villa are offering Bailey a five-years contract, they’re set to reach the agreement on personal terms too. Medical and official announcement next week. What a deal for Villa.”
The Verdict: Brilliant business
Reports back in April suggested that Villa wanted two wide forwards ahead of the new season, and it seems as if they’ll be getting them in Buendia and Bailey.
Buendia was involved in 32 league goals last season, whereas Bailey contributed to 26 goals in all competitions.
Should Grealish depart for Manchester City in a £100m deal, at least Dean Smith will have two impressive wide men to call upon in Buendia and Bailey and Villa may even look to bring in more creative firepower to possibly replace the club captain.
In other news: ‘That’s a deal breaker’ – Lots of Villa fans go wild at ‘class’ club post.
Habibul Bashar has been left out of Bangladesh’s 25-member preliminary squad for the Asia Cup in Pakistan
Cricinfo staff22-May-2008
The end of the road? Habibul Bashar has been left out of Bangladesh’s preliminary squad for the Asia Cup © AFP
Habibul Bashar has been left out of Bangladesh’s 25-member preliminary squad for the Asia Cup in Pakistan. All the players who toured Pakistan last month for a five-match ODI series, and those who were part of the side for the home ODI series against South Africa and Ireland have been included.Bashar, who had led Bangladesh to the Super Eights stage in World Cup in the West Indies last year, was dropped from the ODI side for the tour to Sri Lanka in June, and for the second Test during South Africa’s visit to Bangladesh earlier this year. With the exclusion of Bashar and wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud, and the retirement of Mohammad Rafique, Bangladesh have only three players from the 2004 Asia Cup in the current squad – Mohammad Ashraful, the captain, Alok Kapali and Abdur Razzak.The squad has three players who are yet to represent Bangladesh – Dolar Mahmud, Naeem Islam and Rubel Hossain. Mahmud and Rubel were part of Bangladesh’s Under-19 side for the World Cup in Malaysia. Raqibul Hasan, who was the leading run-getter in List A matches in Bangladesh in the 2007-08 season and made his debut in the recent series against South Africa, finds a place so does Mosharraf Hossain, the left-arm spinner who topped the wicket-takers’ chart for first-class games.Bangladesh suffered a 5-0 whitewash at the hands of Pakistan, and will host India and Pakistan in a preparatory triangular tournament before the Asia Cup. Bangladesh have been grouped alongside Sri Lanka and United Arab Emirates.Bangladesh preliminary squad: Mohammad Ashraful, Mashrafe Mortaza, Junaid Siddique, Mahmudullah, Tamim Iqbal, Aftab Ahmed, Abdur Razzak, Farhad Reza, Shahriar Nafees, Nazimuddin, Syed Rasel, Raqibul Hasan, Shakib Al Hasan, Shahadat Hossain, Dhiman Ghosh (wk), Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Naeem Islam, Mehrab Hossain jnr, Mosharraf Hossain, Rubel Hossain, Dolar Mahmud, Nazmul Hossain, Nadif Chowdhury, Alok Kapali, Sajidul Islam.
كشفت تقارير صحفية عن تحرك نادٍ تركي كبير خلال الأيام الماضية للتفاوض مع بيراميدز من أجل محاولة التعاقد مع جناح الفريق الأول لكرة القدم، رمضان صبحي، في الميركاتو الصيفي المقبل.
ويلعب رمضان صبحي منذ صيف عام 2020 مع بيراميدز قادمًا من هدرسفيلد تاون بعدما رفض الانتقال النهائي إلى الأهلي عقب عامين من الإعارة، ووقع حتى يونيو 2025.
اقرأ أيضًا.. تقارير إنجليزية: ملاك ليفربول منزعجون من محمد صلاح
وبحسب شبكة “TimeTurk” التركية فإن بشكتاش مهتم للغاية بضم رمضان صبحي، بل وبدأ المفاوضات مع بيراميدز من اجل الحصول على خدمات اللاعب على سبيل الإعارة.
وسبق واحترف رمضان صبحي في أوروبا ولعب في الدوري الإنجليزي مع فريقي ستوك سيتي وهدرسفيلد قبل العودة إلى الدوري المصري منذ شتاء 2019.
الجدير بالذكر أن بشكتاش ليس النادي الأول الذي يهتم بضم، رمضان صبحي، حيث سبق ورغب إسطنبول باشاك شهير قبل موسمين في ضم اللاعب ولكن لم تنجح الصفقة.
Italian football expert Conor Clancy believes that Juventus defender Merih Demiral is up for grabs this summer.
Journalist Nicolo Schira reported in June that Demiral’s agents had spoken to Tottenham and that Juventus were asking for €40million for the defender, but also included that Everton had asked about him.
Demiral had a couple of injury problems last season and with that, he was limited to only making 15 appearances in Serie A for Juventus.
He is also competing for a starting berth with Matthijs De Ligt and the Italian centre-half pairing, Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini, with the latter, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, set to sign a new contract with Juventus until 2023.
With a plethora of talent amongst their defensive ranks, Demiral may have to move away to get more game time, and with rumoured interest in his signature this summer, Conor Clancy exclusively told Football FanCast: “I really rate him, I think as a defender he’s got the potential to have it all, he’s really, really good.
“When he played for Juve regularly, he was excellent, then an injury kind of messed him up and he’s not recovered since. I do think he needs a move, I do think he wants a move and with careful management, he could go somewhere and be an incredible defender again, but it’s all gone a bit stale for him at Juve unfortunately, so yeah, I think he’s up for grabs.”
Tottenham are targeting the centre-half position as an area they need to strengthen this summer. Toby Alderweireld has left to join Al-Duhail, while Spurs being linked with Atalanta defender Cristian Romero, according to Fabrizio Romano.
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Começam a ser vendidos nesta quarta-feira os ingressos para a primeira partida da final do Paulistão, entre Ponte Preta e Corinthians. Os torcedores pontepretanos poderão se programar para lotar o estádio neste domingo, às 16h.
Os ingressos na arquibancada central serão vendidos a R$ 40,00 (inteira) e R$ 20,00 (meia). Nas cabeceiras, bem como no setor visitante, o valor de venda será de R$ 80 (inteira) e R$ 40 (meia). Em todos os pontos físicos, a venda de ingressos será diária das 9h às 17h, exceto nas bilheterias do Moisés Lucarelli que, no dia de jogo, permanecem abertas até o fim do primeiro tempo, desde que haja a permissão da PM.
Além do estádio, são pontos de venda para os pontepretanos o Bar dos Artistas (Rua Pelicano, 539, Jardim Londres); Bar do Goiano (Rua Carmen de Angelis Nicollete, 554, DIC 5); Supermercado São João (Rua Dr. Edgar Pereira de Souza, 9, Parque Valença); e Malagueta (Rua Antônio Maria Brandão, 417, Jardim Eulina). Não haverá venda via Internet.
Para a torcida do Corinthians, de acordo com a vontade da diretoria do clube adversário, será enviada toda carga de 2.200 ingressos para São Paulo.
Vale lembrar que crianças até 12 anos não pagam ingresso no Majestoso, desde que apresentem RG e estejam acompanhadas dos pais ou responsáveis devidamente identificados.
Dinesh Karthik and the Delhi Daredevils’ misfiring middle-order came good when it mattered to clinch a thrilling five-wicket victory to keep their semi-finals hopes alive
The Bulletin by Siddarth Ravindran24-May-2008
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out
Dinesh Karthik made a match-winning 56 to keep the Delhi Daredevils alive in the IPL (file photo) © AFP
Dinesh Karthik and the Delhi Daredevils’ misfiring middle order came good when it mattered to clinch a thrilling five-wicket victory and keep their semi-finals hopes alive. Coming in with the team wobbling at 89 for 4, Karthik blitzed a classy 32-ball 56 to take Delhi past the Mumbai Indians’ 176 with one ball to spare.Mumbai are three points behind Delhi and two behind the Chennai Super Kings, who have a game against the lowly Deccan Chargers, and may need to win both their remaining matches, including a tough one away against table-topping Rajasthan Royals, to make it to the final four.After Dwayne Smith took two-in-two in the eleventh over to put Mumbai on top, Karthik and Manoj Tiwary kept Delhi afloat with a 41-run stand. Karthik, using his feet to disconcert the slower bowlers, was the aggressor – he carved Smith past mid-off for four and then paddle-scooped him past short fine leg for another and then carted a Jaysuriya full toss into the crowd behind midwicket to ensure Delhi kept pace with the asking rate.Tiwary was run-out for a well-made 36 following a mix-up. At that stage, 47 were needed off 30 as Karthik was joined by Farveez Maharoof, whose big-hitting has already helped Delhi recover from several middle-order collapses.After a tidy over from Ashish Nehra, fifteen runs came off the next over from Dhawal Kulkarni, including a lovely six over backward square leg and an extra-cover drive for four. A down-the-pitch heave to the midwicket boundary off Jayasuriya and a delightful straight six off Andre Nel brought the equation down to eight from the final over.Two singles came off the first three balls as the tension ratcheted up. Maharoof, though, kept his nerve and smashed the fourth ball to the midwicket boundary and cut the next one to point for four to bring up the victory and leave the home fans delirious.Delhi will be even more satisfied with the win as their big guns fell early – Virender Sehwag provided a frenetic start with three fours and a rasping front-foot pull for six in the first over but was bowled by Nehra and Gautam Gambhir showed glimpses of the form that has made him the tournament’s leading scorer before skying a catch to Smith at midwicket.Shikhar Dhawan and Tiwary kept the required-rate in check collecting singles and punishing anything either wide or overpitched. Aided by some shoddy fielding, they had calmly progressed to 89 for 2 when Smith removed Dhawan and Tillakaratne Dilshan off successive deliveries to bring the Man of the Match Karthik to the crease.Before Karthik’s intervention, the leading candidate for Man of the Match was Jayasuriya. His assault gave Mumbai an explosive start to their innings but his team-mates failed to build on it and a fightback, led by Yo Mahesh who snared four wickets, from Delhi restricted them. Jayasuriya, typically scoring heavily square of the wicket, took Brett Geeves to task – a couple of leg-side boundaries in his first over were followed by an effortless slice over backward point for six and a powerful across-the-line shot past long-on for four.Mahesh was brought into the attack but two towering sixes and an edge past the wicketkeeper for four kept the run-rate galloping. Delhi’s semi-final hopes were further dented when Karthik, standing up to Maharoof, missed a leg-side stumping with Tendulkar overbalancing. The next ball was disdainfully swatted for six by Jayasuriya and the score read 70 for no loss after seven.The breakthrough came when Tendulkar inside-edged Mahesh onto his stumps and, with Maharoof sending down a clever mix of slower balls and yorkers, the brakes were applied. Amit Mishra, whose googlies the batsmen found hard to read, kept the runs in check but a poor over from Geeves released the pressure. Just as Mumbai seemed to have regained their momentum, they were again pegged back by Mahesh, who removed Smith. Mishra then picked up the big wicket of Jayasuriya, who perished attempting his sixth six and when the hard-hitting Abhishek Nayar fell four balls later, Mumbai had slipped to 114 for 4.It required Robin Uthappa’s stunning 23-ball 46 to lift them to a competitive score. Uthappa, who has flickered through this tournament, combined some delicate glides past third man with his signature paddle sweeps as well as some full-blooded blows over midwicket and long-on to plunder 31 runs off the last two overs.Uthappa’s late hitting, though, was overshadowed by Karthik’s and the win means Delhi will make it to the semi-finals if Chennai or Mumbai lose any of their remaining games.
Three English counties and the MCC have drawn up a blueprint for a £50million Twenty20 tournament to rival the IPL, involving nine franchise-based teams at grounds that stage international matches in England
Cricinfo staff11-Jul-2008The proposalA 57-match tournament over 25 days, scheduled in June and July, to replace the existing Pro40 competition from 2010 onwardsContested by nine teams based at major international venuesSalary cap of £1.5m for each teamSquads must have 12 homegrown players, including three under 23Bidding process for players, including those from overseas, similar to the auctions in IPLProjections predict a profit of £50million in the first yearOther plans: a Friday night Twenty20 tournament and a 50-over competition on weekendsECB to share profits with counties and grassroots cricket and other international boardsTaking a cue from the success of the IPL, English cricket could have a high-profile franchise-based Twenty20 tournament as a part of its domestic season in a couple of years. Three English counties and the MCC have drawn up a blueprint for a £50million Twenty20 tournament to rival the IPL, involving nine franchise-based teams at grounds that stage international matches in England.The plans, which are expected to be presented at an ECB board meeting next week, were prepared by Keith Bradshaw, the MCC chief executive, and David Stewart, the Surrey chairman, and have reportedly been approved by Lancashire and Hampshire as well. The ECB, however, has played down this suggestion, though Giles Clarke, its chairman, hinted at a discussion in the board meeting.In a joint statement, Bradshaw and Stewart said that they regretted that details of the proposal had reached the media before they had had a chance to present them to the ECB Board at their meeting on July 15, but did not apologise for the radical ideas that had been put forward in the discussion paper.”We decided to respond to the ECB’s request for further ideas about Twenty20, which the ECB made on May 7,” read the statement. “We make no apologies for preparing this board discussion paper, as we strongly believe that the idea of an English Twenty20 tournament, taking the best from the Indian Premier League and combining it with the strengths of the English game, is worthy of considerable debate and discussion.”The proposed tournament will contain 57 matches over 25 days at Lord’s, The Oval, Edgbaston, Trent Bridge, Headingley, Old Trafford, the Rose Bowl, Chester-le-Street and Cardiff. It has been earmarked for June and July 2010. The plan promises revenue for the clubs outside the nine venues as well as investment at grass-root level. The said the proposal suggested replacing the existing Pro40 tournament, and that projected earnings could be as high as £850m over ten years, a figure large enough to compensate counties for the loss of the Pro40.”We are naturally disappointed that the paper has leaked before the ECB Board can discuss it on July 15 … but we welcome the debate that will now take place,” the statement continued. “There has already been speculation about whether such a tournament can generate extra revenue for cricket. We are aware of significant interest from potential financial backers and are confident that a tournament, along the lines we set out in the paper, can generate considerable revenues for all 18 counties and the grass-roots of the game.”Until the details have been properly discussed, Bradshaw’s employers, the MCC, have decided to keep a watchful distance. “Bradshaw is an independent director of the ECB, and as such has every right to put forward his opinion,” wrote the club president, Mike Brearley, in his column in The Observer. “Any proposal coming from him is liable to be seen as an MCC initiative, and, as such, to have been discussed within the MCC and in particular on its committee. This proposal has not been discussed there, so it has no backing, as things stand, from the MCC. It might of course agree with and support the views expressed in the plan, but so far there has not been the chance either to do so or to disagree.”Further details suggest the proposed tournament will include an IPL-style bidding process, a salary cap and a ruling on the number of English youngsters who have to play. It’s reported that a squad would need to have 12 home-grown players, including three under 23, and must be within a budget of £1.5m. However, the most notable feature is the idea of city-based franchises, a departure from the current county set-up. The likes of Manchester would take on Birmingham instead of Lancashire playing Warwickshire.Hampshire, one of the counties backing the plans, said: “The intelligent and well-considered proposal for such a new Twenty20 competition has been prepared in response to ECB’s recent invitation for submissions. The proposal demonstrates significant benefits for all stakeholders in English cricket, with minimal disruption to the traditional domestic structure. Hampshire fully supports the proposal.”Hampshire understands that the proposal has been correctly submitted to the ECB board by two directors of that board, and cannot perceive of any reason why this should not be seriously considered along with any other validated submissions.”Clarke told Test Match Special he wasn’t involved with the proposal but suggested it could be discussed at the board meeting. “There has been a lot of debate and discussion over what is the most optimal format for the summer – what will generate the most money, what spectators want to watch, how it will help the England cricket team,” he said. Clarke, though, wasn’t in favour of a change from the present domestic structure. “I’m firmly in favour of 18 counties playing at their county grounds. I’m not remotely interested in the reduction of counties.”This is the latest speculation surrounding English cricket’s response to the IPL. There is talk of a ten-day window next April to allow contracted England stars to take part in the IPL, but the ECB have tried to ward off the threat of lucrative contracts by signing their five-year deal with Allen Stanford. It is widely accepted there will be an English version of the IPL in the near future, probably as soon as the new round of television contracts come into effect from 2010.
ربطت العديد من الأنباء في الساعات الأخيرة، البرتغالي برناردو سيلفا نجم مانشستر سيتي، بالرحيل إلى برشلونة الإسباني، وأشارت إلى أن اللاعب يرغب في اتخاذ خطوة جديدة.
وتفيد صحيفة “سبورت” الإسبانية أن مانشستر سيتي ليس على استعداد لخسارة سيلفا والذي يعد أساسيًا في فريق ببيب جوارديولا، وقد سجل 13 هدفًا في 50 مباراة.
وفقًا لـ”TV3″، تدرس الإدارة الرياضية لبرشلونة إمكانية التعاقد مع برناردو سيلفا كبديل لفرينكي دي يونج في حال وقع لاعب خط الوسط الهولندي مع فريق مانشستر يونايتد.
ومع ذلك، لا توجد رغبة في مانشستر سيتي، في التفاوض بشأن البرتغالي، بالإضافة إلى ذلك، فإن الوضع الاقتصادي الحالي لا يسمح لبرشلونة بالتعاقد مع سيلفا الذي تبلغ القيمة السوقية 75 مليون يورو.
وسُئل بيب جوارديولا عن اهتمام برشلونة ببرناردو سيلفا، ورد قائلاً: “لديهم صعوبة”، فيما رد اللاعب البرتغالي: “لسوء الحظ، الآن لا أستطيع أن أقول أي شيء، أنا مع المنتخب البرتغالي وأركز بشدة، عندما ينتهي الموسم، سنرى ما سيحدث”.
Celtic’s options from an offensive point of view at the beginning of the season are healthy.
Kyogo Furuhashi has signed and hit the ground running in red-hot fashion, scoring four times in his opening three matches.
Liel Abada and Ryan Christie are also on the right track with eight goal involvements between the pair of them.
However, one player who has endured a topsy-turvy start to the new campaign is Odsonne Edouard.
So often Celtic’s go-to man in a crisis, he only has one goal to his name this term which happens to be a penalty against Dundee last weekend.
The Frenchman has been named among the substitutes in successive games but in a match where he may start, the striker is now a doubt.
The Hoops face Jablonec in the second leg of their third-round Europa League qualifying tie on Thursday but they now may well be without his services.
That’s according to The Scottish Sun who claims Edouard picked up an injury after Dundee last weekend.
Those named on the bench and not in the matchday squad played a 5-a-side game together post-match but he limped away with an ankle problem.
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With Furuhashi in such good form, this is not the biggest of blows. After all, if this eventuality had occurred in 2020/21, Celtic would have been in huge bother.
It’s still a concern for Postecoglou, though, who may have turned to him so he could rest the club’s new Japanese star ahead of their League Cup clash against Hearts this weekend.
Edouard is still one of the club’s leading lights, having found the net on 22 occasions over the last 12 months so to not have him in the squad will be a frustrating occurrence.
Celtic have a 4-2 lead heading into tonight’s clash so rest and rotation could be the order of the day. However, with Edouard potentially having to sit on the sidelines, Furuhashi will probably start upfront.
It’s unlikely Postecoglou would trust Albian Ajeti in a European clash after he scored just six times in all competitions last term.
AND in other news, Celtic open talks to sign 6ft1 gem who’s “one of the very best”, he could be Kyogo 2.0…