Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Soccer

Bahia see Everton Ribeiro sent off, play out goalless draw at Fonte Nova

Bahia played to a goalless draw against América de Cali in the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana round of 16 qualification on Tuesday, despite dominating the match and having several scoring chances. Everton Ribeiro, who was subbed in during the second half, received a red card in the final minutes, leaving Bahia with ten players as they prepare for the return match next Tuesday. Need More Context? 🔎

Toluca director: Marcel won’t leave just for the sake of it

Marcel Ruíz of Toluca is attracting interest from European clubs due to his impressive performances in Liga MX and with the national team, but the club's sporting vice president stated that no formal offers have been received yet. He emphasized that Ruíz is happy at Toluca and that any potential departure would not be made just for the sake of leaving. Need More Context? 🔎

Cifuentes arrives with work to do but little time

Marti Cifuentes Takes Charge at Leicester City After nearly three months of uncertainty post-relegation, Leicester City has appointed Marti Cifuentes as their new manager, emphasizing a possession-focused playing style reminiscent of Enzo Maresca's approach. With the new season approaching and a squad in need of reinforcement, Cifuentes faces a tight timeline to implement his strategies and rally fan support. Need More Context? 🔎

'The message is still that Isak is not for sale'

Newcastle United is optimistic about the potential for Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak to play together, enhancing the team's tactical flexibility. Despite interest in versatile strikers, Newcastle remains committed to Isak, emphasizing their need for depth as they prepare for a competitive season in the Champions League and various domestic cups. Need More Context? 🔎

Alvaro Carreras’ first words after signing for Real Madrid – ‘Left as a boy, I’m coming back as a man’

Real Madrid has officially signed Alvaro Carreras from SL Benfica for €50 million on a six-year contract. In his presentation, the 22-year-old left-back, who returns to his boyhood club after a stint at Manchester United, expressed gratitude to Real Madrid's president and family, stating, “I left as a boy and I’m coming back as a man.” Need More Context? 🔎

Manchester City make Premier League history with eye-watering new Puma kit deal

Puma and Manchester City have made Premier League history with a record-breaking kit deal extension valued at potentially £1 billion over ten years, marking £100 million annually until at least the 2034/35 season. This partnership, which has significantly bolstered both brands, enhances City’s financial stability while allowing for deeper integration of lifestyle and cultural collaborations. Need More Context? 🔎

Mattia Perin considered as Svilar’s back-up

Juventus goalkeeper Mattia Perin is being considered by Roma as a potential back-up to Mile Svilar, particularly with the anticipated departure of Gollini. Reports from Leggo indicate that Roma's management is evaluating Perin as they look to secure a reliable option for their goalkeeping needs. Need More Context? 🔎

Juventus Willing to Pay PSG €10M Loan Fee for Newcastle, Tottenham-Linked Attacker

Juventus is prepared to offer PSG a €10 million loan fee for striker Randal Kolo Muani, following a successful loan spell at Juventus where he contributed 10 goals in 19 matches. With interest from Tottenham, Newcastle, and Arsenal, Kolo Muani's future remains uncertain as he navigates his options after returning to PSG and the completion of the FIFA Club World Cup. Need More Context? 🔎

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