As finanças do Botafogo não foram aprovadas nem internamente. Em reunião, por forma virtual, que aconteceu nesta segunda-feira, o Conselho Deliberativo do Alvinegro reprovou o orçamento de 2020 do clube. Membros do grupo “Mais Botafogo” estiveram presentes, mas as explicações não foram convincentes.
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As contas foram reprovadas por 93 votos contra 28 a favor, como o perfil “Botafogo sem Medo”, formado por conselheiros, publicou nesta segunda-feira. A reunião ainda contou com sete abstenções.
Nelson Mufarrej, presidente do Botafogo nos últimos três anos, foi convidado para falar e explicar as contas. Ele mostrou uma longa apresentação por meio de slides falando sobre os orçamentos da gestão. Carlos Eduardo Pereira, mandatário anterior e vice-presidente na última gestão, também defendeu as contas. Luiz Felipe Novis, ex-VP de finanças, foi outro a falar.
As explicações, contudo, não foram convincentes. Os conselheiros não aprovaram os números apresentados pelos dirigentes do grupo político “Mais Botafogo”. A tendência é que os números, agora, sejam encaminhados à Junta de Julgamentos e Recursos.
Entre as justificativas dos conselheiros, estão gastos considerados desnecessários com o futebol, contratações acima do limite financeiro do clube e o aumento da dívida em mais de R$ 130 milhões.
Hayley Jensen equaled her career-best to help pull Sri Lanka from a brisk start
Report by Andrew McGlashan22-Feb-2020
Sophie Devine continued her magnificent form•ICC
Sophie Devine wants to lead by example as New Zealand captain it was no surprise that she was unbeaten to marshal her team to a victory that stretched them for stages. In the end, though, the margin was comfortable with 14 balls to spare as Sri Lanka’s lack of power with the bat beyond Chamari Atapattu again hurt them.However, it was Sri Lanka who made the early running and they were 51 without loss after the powerplay with New Zealand a little untidy and getting a touch nervous that the target could be troublesome. Amelia Kerr made the first breakthrough, then it was Hayley Jensen who played the key role by equalling her career-best, the pair taking 5 for 37 in eight overs as Sri Lanka’s second 10 overs brought just 52 runs.Devine, who is in the form of her life, was dropped on 18 but while she anchored the innings – shelving the full-on aggression seen recently – it was Maddy Green who seized the moment to put New Zealand ahead of the rate with a perfectly paced middle-order innings.Atapattu applies pressureNew Zealand nearly broke through in the opening over but Green could not quite cling on to a chance at point to remove Hasini Perera that would have been an early contender for catch of the tournament. Overall, though, in the early exchanges Lea Tahuhu bowled a touch too short on a surface offering enticing carry. Atapattu, who enjoys batting in Australia after two hundreds on the tour late last year, collected a couple of early boundaries. Jess Kerr’s first over cost 13 with the aid of five wides and four byes – Rachel Priest was untidy behind the stumps – and Atapattu signed off the powerplay with a magnificent lofted cover drive for six. New Zealand knew they were in a contest.Power fades awayThe theme of Sri Lanka’s batting is what is there beyond Atapattu, especially when it comes to scoring at the rate required in T20Is. It wasn’t quite a lone hand here – Perera played nicely in the opening stand of 60, showing inventiveness to scoop over fine leg, although the strike-rate was 71 and Harshitha Madavi scored at a run-a-ball – but there remained a stark contrast. Once Atapattu fell, jabbing a full delivery off the toe of the bat back to Tahahu, New Zealand claimed full control on the innings. Outside of Atapattu’s five fours and two sixes there were only three further fours and a late six for Madavi. In fact, from when the opening stand was broken the remaining 12.2 overs brought 67 for 7. Jensen was key to this with a fine spell of wicket-to-wicket medium pace and clever use of cross-seamers, including two wickets in two balls in the 15th over.Contrasting powerplaysThere wasn’t a blazing start from New Zealand against some accurate Sri Lanka bowling. The first three overs brought just 10 before Devine slotted away a couple of boundaries against Achini Kulasuriya, but in the fifth over Priest was found short, beaten by Madavi’s direct hit, from a poor piece of running which continued her below par evening. After six overs, New Zealand were 25 for 1, half of what Sri Lanka had, and they had to make sure they did not leave themselves too much to do.Fielding hurts Sri LankaIf Sri Lanka wanted to secure a first-ever victory over New Zealand they had to hold their chances, but both Devine and Suzie Bates were dropped. Bates’ came before she had scored and got a thick edge to slip where Madavi spilled it. Devine’s key reprieve came two overs later when she tried to break the shackles down the ground, Ana Kanchana unable to steady herself under the catch at long-on. Still, at the halfway mark New Zealand had not quite broken the back of the chase and then Bates drove a catch to cover against young spinner Kavisha Dilhari. However, Dilhari’s second over is where the game took its major shift as 14 came off it including a free hit – after a front-foot no-ball called under the new system by the TV umpire – was flicked over midwicket by Green, who batted superbly to take the pressure off Devine. With the target close, Devine was dropped again at deep midwicket which highlight one of the major differences of the night.
Chelsea could reportedly complete the signing of a "world-class" World Cup star in the summer transfer window, with his club under pressure to raise funds through player sales.
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The Blues have been linked with a number of new signings of late, as they look to quickly forget about what has been a hugely disappointing season at Stamford Bridge. Many expected positive strides to be made under Mauricio Pochettino, but there has been nowhere near enough progress on show, highlighting the need for further changes to the squad this summer.
One player who Chelsea are believed to be in pole position to sign is former Celta Viga ace Gabri Veiga, who is now plying his trade at Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli. The Spaniard could want a return to the European game this summer and the west Londoners have emerged as a strong option for him, with Pochettino a big admirer of his.
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The Blues are also one of the Premier League clubs reportedly interested in signing Barcelona centre-back Ronald Araujo, who is also wanted by Manchester United. He is one of the most impressive defenders in La Liga currently, but could look for a fresh challenge in the summer. With Thiago Silva turning 40 this year and other players flattering to deceive, the Uruguayan could be a game-changing addition.
According to another rumour, contact has also been made with RB Leipzig and France central defender Castello Lukeba, in what could be a deal worth in and around £77m. The 21-year-old has shone at club level this season, making 29 appearances in the Bundesliga and averaging 2.7 clearances per game.
Chelsea could sign "world-class" attacking ace
According to a report from Spain, Chelsea are in the mix to sign Inter striker Marcus Thuram this summer, with his current club possibly even being forced to move him on at the end of the season: "The French striker has impressed in his debut season and his market value makes him a desired target for clubs such as Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea. Inter could be forced to consider offers for him."
Thuram is a player with genuine pedigree who could be a fantastic signing by Chelsea, having registered an assist in France's 2022 World Cup final defeat to Argentina. VfL Wolfsburg sporting director Marcel Schaferhas called him a "world class striker" in the past, while former manager Daniel Farke said of him: "Marcus is in excellent shape.
"He has all the qualities to fill this position well. He’s still getting used to that central striker role. It’s still about running paths, but we’re working on that.” Farke added that Thuram is already “an exceptional player of the highest international class.”
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This season, Thuram has scored 12 goals and registered seven assists in Serie A, en route to Inter winning the Serie A title, and he has the ruthlessness that has been sorely missing in Chelsea's attack throughout the 2023/24 campaign.
أعرب هاني سعيد، المدير الرياضي لنادي بيراميدز، عن سعادته بعد الفوز على البنك الأهلي بنتيجة 3-1، وذلك بالمباراة التي أقيمت بينهما أمس الجمعة ببطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.
والتقى بيراميدز مع البنك الأهلي، على استاد الدفاع الجوي، ضمن منافسات الجولة الثالثة من مسابقة الدوري المصري الممتاز.
وقال هاني سعيد في تصريحات عبر قناة “إم بي سي مصر 2”: “كنا نعرف قبل المباراة أن البنك الأهلي فريق جيد ونعرف صعوبة اللقاء، الهدف الذي أحرزناه مبكرًا أعطى لنا الأفضلية والفوز”.
طالع أيضاً.. محمد فاروق يوضح هل يستحق الاتحاد ركلة جزاء أمام الأهلي.. ويحلل لقطة حسين الشحات
وتابع: “موسم سيكون صعبًا، فرق كثيرة دعمت بشكل جيد، ونحتاج إلى عدم إهدار النقاط، من يخطف النقاط في الدور الأول، سيلعب بأريحية في الدور الثاني”.
وأوضح: “كل المباريات صعبة ولا مجال للراحة وإهدار النقاط، ليس جديد على مصطفى فتحي أن يقدم مباريات كبيرة وقوية، هو يصنع الفارق معنا”.
وعن أزمة المنشطات لرمضان صبحي.. أفاد: “لا يوجد شيء جديد، ومن حقه أن يلعب ويشارك”.
هل الصلح تم بين الشيبي والشحات؟ أجاب: “حتى الآن لا توجد إجراءات قانونية جديدة، الأمر كله في يد الشييبي نفسه، والقرار يعود له، دورنا فقط ندعم اللاعب في قراره، أرحب بإنهاء أزمة الشيبي والشحات بما يرضي اللاعب المغربي”.
هل الشيبي سيجدد عقده مع بيراميدز؟: “سيكون متواجدًا معنا، هو من اللاعبين المميزين في الدوري، ومستمر معنا، وطبيعي تكون هناك رغبة لكل الأندية لضمه”.
وأتم: “رمضان صبحي مستمر معنا وعقده ما زال جاريًا”.
اعترف ميكيل أرتيتا، المدير الفني لفريق آرسنال، بحاجتهم إلى المثالية حال رغبتهم في الإطاحة بمتصدر الدوري الإنجليزي، ليفربول، ومن ثم الفوز باللقب في النهاية.
ويتصدر ليفربول جدول الدوري الإنجليزي برصيد 31 نقطة، بفارق 8 نقاط عن مانشستر سيتي، قبل مباراتهما يوم الأحد المقبل.
في حين أن آرسنال لديه 22 نقطة في المركز الرابع، قبل مواجهة وست هام غدًا.
وعندما سُئل عما إذا كان أداء آرسنال يحتاج إلى أن يكون مثاليًا لإنهاء الموسم قبل ليفربول، قال أرتيتا: “إذا استمروا على هذا النحو، فهذا أمر مؤكد، مع الأرقام التي يحققونها وعدد المباريات التي يفوزون بها”.
وأضاف في تصريحات نشرتها صحيفة “إندبندنت” الإنجليزية: “التركيز علينا للحفاظ على الاتساق بشكل خاص والأداء الذي سيعطينا الحق في الفوز بالمباريات، والحفاظ على جاهزية الفريق، هذا هو المدى الطويل”.
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وواصل: “الفوز يساعد على رفع طاقتنا وثقتنا، لقد حققنا فوزين كبيرين لنا مؤخرًا والآن يتعلق الأمر بالثبات والحصول على هذا الزخم، والمضي قدمًا ضد خصم جيد غدًا ومحاولة تكرار الأداء للفوز بالمباراة”.
وعما إذا كان سيشاهد مباراة ليفربول ومانشستر سيتي، قال: “نعم، 100%. إنها مباراة كبيرة، مباراة جميلة للمشاهدة، يواجه اثنان من أفضل الفرق في أوروبا بعضهما البعض وهما منافسان لنا، لذا فهي مباراة كبيرة”.
وحول تفضيله للفائز، رفض أرتيتا اختيار أحدهما، حيث قال: “نعم، آرسنال غدًا”.
In football, certain teams are almost as iconic as the sport itself. Whether it's the pure white of Real Madrid, the red of Manchester United, or the blue and garnet of Barcelona, some clubs are just instantly recognisable to people in all corners of the globe.
However, one shirt and team is perhaps more synonymous with the beautiful game than any other: Brazil. The yellow and green shirts of the Seleção are unmistakable, and some of the players who have worn them are the greatest and most skilful stars to have ever played the game.
Whether it's for the national team or for their club sides, the South American powerhouse has produced some of the most beloved and respected footballers of all time, and while they haven't won the World Cup for some time now, you just know that it won't be long until they add a sixth star to that iconic crest. There's even the Copa America this summer so more success could be just around the corner.
With that, here is the list of who we believe are the ten greatest Brazilian footballers, based on their overall impact at either club or international level during their careers…
Rank
Player
Career span
1
Pele
1956-1977
2
Ronaldo
1993-2011
3
Garrincha
1951-1972
4
Ronaldinho
1998-2015
5
Romario
1985-2007
6
Rivaldo
1991-2015
7
Zico
1971-1994
8
Neymar
2009-present
9
Kaka
2000-2014
10
Jairzinho
1960-1981
10 Jairzinho 1960-1982
The first name on our list is an icon of the 1970 World Cup Brazilian squad, and a man who spent the vast majority of his playing career with the club he joined as a youngster: Botafogo.
The Hurricane, or o Furacão for you Portuguese speakers out there, scored 249 goals in his two-decade-spanning career, with 186 coming in just 416 appearances for Botafogo.
His incredible career came to an end in 1982 with a trophy cabinet filled to the brim and 81 national team caps to his name, in which he scored 33 goals.
9 Kaka 2000-2014
We are moving into the modern day for our next star, well almost, as the number nine spot brings with it the brilliant Kaka.
The Gama-born magician moved to AC Milan from São Paulo in 2003, and over the next six seasons, he would go on to become one of the best players in the world, winning Serie A, the Champions League, the FIFA Club World Cup and the Ballon d'Or, all before completing a historic £56m move to Real Madrid in June 2009, the same summer Los Blancos also welcomed Cristiano Ronaldo.
Unfortunately, once in Madrid, the outrageously talented midfielder suffered from consistent knee problems, which prevented him from having the impact so many thought he would.
After another five years in which he played for Orlando City and São Paulo, he eventually retired, with 92 Brazil caps and 29 international goals to his name.
8 Neymar 2009-present
We have reached the only current player on the list, and, of course, whether you love him or hate him, Neymar Jr has to be on it.
Despite making a questionable move to the Saudi Pro League last summer, the 32-year-old has certainly had an impressive career, one that has seen him lift the Champions League with Barcelona and rack up Ligue 1 titles with Paris Saint-Germain like they're nothing.
However, for all the hope that was pinned on his shoulders with the national team, the man who has more national team goals than Pele has never been able to lead the country to World Cup glory, and due to his current injury, he won't even be at this summer's Copa América.
That said, with 302 goals in 511 club matches and 79 goals in 128 national team appearances, the Mogi das Cruzes-born ace deserves to be counted among the best Seleção players of all time.
7 Zico 1971-1994
We are going back in time again, as the sixth star on this list is the player Gary Lineker described as "unbelievable," Zico.
Born in Rio de Janeiro, the 5 foot 8 midfielder was a tour de force in his home country, scoring 529 goals in 724 games for Flamengo, and while he wasn't able to win the World Cup, he was a vital member of the 1979 Copa América winning squad and eventually retired with 71 senior caps to his name.
At club level, he won a mountain of trophies for Flamengo, including seven state championships, before moving to Japanese side Kashima Antlers, where he won the league in 1993 and is now a technical adviser – whatever that is.
6 Rivaldo 1991-2015
From one icon who couldn't win a World Cup to one who starred in one, Rivaldo is the next name on the list.
The Recife-born wonder played a crucial role in Brazil's triumphant 2002 campaign in Japan and South Korea, scoring in the first five games and forming a deadly trio alongside Ronaldo and Ronaldinho – more on them later.
He might also have caught the headlines for something a little more embarrassing in the game against Turkey, but fans shouldn't forget just how brilliant a player he was. After all, you don't rack up 74 senior caps for nothing.
Moreover, he won the Coppa Italia and Champions League with AC Milan, as well as two La Ligas, a Copa del Rey, and a UEFA Super Cup with Barcelona.
5 Romario 1985-2007*
He might be playing the cold game of politics today, but during his playing career, Romario was one of the very best around.
During his international career, the Rio-born striker won 70 caps and scored 55 goals – only Neymar, Pele, and Ronaldo scored more – won two Copa Americas and the 1994 World Cup.
He was just as successful at the club level as well, winning three Eredivisie titles with PSV Eindhoven, one La Liga title with Barcelona and one league title with Vasco da Gama.
4 Ronaldinho 1998-2015
Fourth place belongs to arguably the most entertaining footballer of all time, or at least on this list anyway.
Ronaldinho started his career in his home country with Gremio before moving to PSG in 2001.
Just a couple of years and some brilliant performances later, he secured his big move to Barcelona, where he scored 70 goals in just 145 matches, won two La Liga titles and lifted the Champions League, all while enchanting fans and rivals alike with his incredible technical ability.
On the international stage, the Porto Alegre-born star won 97 caps, in which he scored 33 goals, including that one against David Seaman, won one Copa América and one World Cup.
However, the English goalkeepers union got the last laugh as Joe Hart managed to save a penalty from the great midfielder in his penultimate international game in 2013. However, we're sure he's not lost any sleep over that one in the same way Seaman might have.
3 Garrincha 1951-1972
The bronze medal goes to Garrincha, who starred alongside Pele in Brazil's 1958 World Cup triumph and then became the star four years later in the great man's absence, showing just how essential he was to the nation's footballing successes.
The extraordinary winger only made 50 senior appearances for the national team, but his impact is almost unrivalled.
In his two-decade-long playing career, he made 238 appearances for Botafogo, in which he scored 84 goals, before also playing for teams like Corinthians, Flamengo and even Atlético Junior in Colombia.
2 Ronaldo 1993-2011
The second spot on this list is reserved for, as some might call him, the real Ronaldo.
Full name Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima, but often just referred to as R9, the Itaguaí-born superstar was a complete monster of a footballer.
In his 454 club appearances, the unstoppable forward scored 298 goals and provided 75 assists. He averaged a goal involvement every 1.2 games across his career, meaning the average was even better during his pomp.
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At club level, he won La Liga, the Cope del Rey, the UEFA Cup, and the KNVB Cup, while at international level, he won two World Cups and two Copa Americas.
By the time he retired, he had made 98 senior appearances, in which he scored 62 goals – talk about a legacy.
1 Pele 1956-1977
We have reached the number one spot on the list, and, come on, who else could it have been?
Of course, the best Brazilian footballer of all time has to be the late great Pele, and some wouldn't stop at Brazilian either.
The sporting icon was the Messi of his era, and even though the majority of football fans today wouldn't have watched him play, they all know his name, and they almost certainly know his face.
There is plenty of debate over how many goals Pele actually scored at club level, but we can be quite sure that the number stands at a minimum of 680, whereas for Brazil, he racked up 77 goals in 92 games.
He was also the crucial player in the country's first World Cup triumph in 1958, despite being just 17 at the time. He would end his career with another two, although he missed most of the 1962 edition through injury.
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Tournament officials hope that overseas players will be willing to participate
Matt Roller02-Jun-2020
The CPL trophy on display in Trinidad•Getty Images
The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) organisers have submitted a proposal to Keith Rowley, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, to stage the entirety of this year’s tournament in the country, starting in mid-August.Last week, Rowley told the local press that he was waiting for a formal approach from the CPL, but said his government was “cautiously optimistic” about hosting the tournament, subject to clearance from the country’s health authorities.As part of the proposal, the CPL has said it would want to host the entire tournament, comprising 34 matches, at Trinidad’s two main grounds, the Queen’s Park Oval and the Brian Lara Academy. Games might be played back-to-back on the same day at 10am and 6pm local time, meaning the tournament would be played over 25 days rather than last year’s 39. The tournament had initially been due to take place between August 19 and September 26.ALSO READ: CPL is the second-best T20 league after IPL – COO Pete RussellTournament officials hope that overseas players will be willing to participate, with the first round of international signings due to be announced next week, and remain optimistic that some fans will be able to attend games while adhering to social-distancing protocols.Pete Russell, CPL’s chief operating officer, has said that officials will hold a virtual meeting with cabinet ministers on Thursday, June 4, in order to talk through details such as possible quarantine periods upon arrival in Trinidad, health protocols, and any assurances that need to be given.”We’re ready to play,” Russell told ESPNcricinfo. “If you get the second wave that everyone hopes won’t come, we’d be back to square one, but the only other thing that will derail us is the government not allowing us to play for safety reasons. It’s just a case of getting the green light from them.”The cricketing part of the Caribbean has avoided the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic, with death tolls remaining low after governments imposed strict lockdowns before the virus could spread. The region’s relative success in managing the pandemic has raised hopes that the CPL might be able to proceed, and the tournament has appointed a medical board of four doctors who are putting health protocols in place. The Caribbean has already hosted competitive cricket in the form of the Vincy T10 Premier League at the Arnos Vale Sporting Complex, where there were sanitising stations on and off the field.ALSO READ: Leg shakes and sanitising stations – cricket gets used to the new normalUnder current plans, all six CPL teams would stay in the same hotel in Trinidad, with each team being cordoned off and treated as a single household. Within that household of around 25, teams would be broken down into ‘clusters’ of four or five, within which social distancing could be relaxed. Players and support staff would also be subject to daily temperature checks, as well as viral and antibody tests both in the days before they would fly to Trinidad and on arrival.While organisers had initially discussed the possibility of hosting games at Kensington Oval in Barbados, Trinidad is currently “Plan A” on account of the fact it has two international-standard grounds, which would reduce the prospect of pitches becoming worn and slow by the end of the tournament. Playing games in the morning will also be an attractive commercial proposition: the CPL’s business model relies heavily on India for broadcast revenue and sponsorship, and a 10am start time in Trinidad (7.30pm IST) would suit that market. The second game would be played at some point in the evening, with 6pm the provisional local start time.However, the government approval remains the main stumbling block. “We don’t have a proper handle yet but we are cautiously optimistic if the CPL authorities would like to host the tournament in Trinidad,” Rowley had said last week.Rowley said that once the proposal was submitted, the country’s chief medical’s officer would need to give his approval, with public safety the top priority. “We have to be careful… but we want to look at [staging the CPL] positively and we will,” he said.Russell admitted that the tournament will make a financial loss this year, but said that all six franchises had confirmed they wanted to take part after being given the option not to. “They want continuity, and they want their teams to be represented,” he said. “Our thought was that if we had the option to play, we should; it’s good for the Caribbean.”The Caribbean relies on tourism, that’s its bread and butter. So it needs to show the rest of the world that it’s open, and beaming live cricket around the world is a very good way of doing that.”While plans to allow fans into grounds remain at an early stage, the tournament’s organisers have developed various contingency plans for behind-closed-doors cricket. These include the possibility of having socially-distanced cheerleaders, LED screens with videos of fans, and playing stadium sounds on the global TV feeds even if no fans are physically present.With Cricket West Indies announcing last week that players across the region would be asked to take a temporary 50% pay cut, Russell said that the CPL felt a “sense of responsibility” to get players earning again following the lockdown.”These guys’ livelihoods have been decimated through no fault of their own,” he said. “CPL isn’t just about the guys who have their IPL riches, but it’s about the journeymen, and the up-and-coming players who want to make a name for themselves. It’s very important for the whole cricketing ecosystem in the Caribbean that we get it on and these guys can earn money.”
Decisivo e fundamental na vitória do Palmeiras sobre o Atlético-GO, Willian participou diretamente do primeiro gol da equipe no triunfo por 3 a 0 (o árbitro registrou gol contra de Eder). O atleta elogiou a força do grupo palmeirense e o trabalho do treinador Abel Ferreira, que, apesar das mudanças na escalação, foi capaz de manter o bom nível da equipe.
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– Mesmo com o árbitro dando contra, se eu não disputo ali, a bola não iria entrar. Mas o importante é que valeu. E depois os companheiros entraram bem. Isso demonstra a força do grupo. O professor muda e o nível mantém alto. Isso é a força do grupo. Esse é o espírito – disse.
O próximo jogo do Palmeiras será na quarta-feira (21), às 19h15 (horário de Brasília), contra a Universidad Católica, pelas oitavas de final da Libertadores. A equipe joga por um empate para avançar às quartas, já que venceu no Chile por a 1 a 0.
O principal nome do Internacional atualmente é o volante Edenilson. Camisa 8 da equipe e responsável pelas melhores ações ofensivas, o jogador convive diariamente com sondagens do exterior.
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Recentemente, quem tentou levar o meio-campista foi o Al-Shabab, da Arábia Saudita, que ofereceu R$ 15 milhões pelo jogador.
Em conversa com o ge, João Patrício Hermmann informou que o Colorado não quer abrir mão do atleta e citou o momento complicado difícil que Edenilson viveu pós-perda do pênalti na Libertadores.
– Reconheço que o Edenilson está chateado, perdeu um pênalti e teve suas redes sociais invadidas de forma covarde. Também tive. Ameaçaram até minha filha. Faz parte do futebol. Infelizmente esse ambiente traz pessoas com outros interesses, uma idoneidade diferente da nossa. Mas faz parte. Não vamos abrir mão do Edenilson. A não ser que venha uma proposta que cubra os interesses do atleta e daquilo que está em contrato – afirmou Herrmann.
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Contratado em 2017, Edenilson tem 232 jogos com a camisa do Internacional e marcou 32 gols.
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With great sincerity thank you, Mikel, deeply, truly, this has been one hell of a ride. It may not have ended with Premier League title number four for Arsenal but this has been a campaign to be proud of.
The Gunners fought valiantly, aggressively right to the final whistle in a bid to secure the crown but Manchester City were too good for the north Londoners as the season reached its climax.
Truth be told, there is little more that Arsenal could have done to secure the title. Yes, they could have beaten Aston Villa a matter of weeks ago but then you could argue that, having lost the title by two points, drawing 0-0 at the Etihad also wasn't a great result.
But let us not nitpick, let us not look at the negative moments from a season which was so close to euphoric.
Arteta's men finished with 28 wins, their most in a single Premier League campaign and ended up with 89 points. That's a mammoth haul of points and gives them an immense platform to build upon heading into next season.
Barring some sort of collapse, the Gunners will be up there again, ready and waiting to test City's resolve. Will they prevail? Only time will tell. Either way, you can bet your bottom dollar that the club's head coach will be working his socks off to topple City.
So, on a day of sadness for the club, who did themselves justice and who didn't?
Arsenal's best player vs Everton
Arsenal just needed to win today and they duly did that, although it wasn't without some hard graft.
There is a reason Everton had one of the sternest defences in the league and they showed that at the Emirates on Sunday. Initially taking the lead via a deflected goal from Idrissa Gueye, it took until the stroke of half-time for Arsenal to equalise, firing home thanks to Takehiro Tomiyasu.
The hosts didn't score again until the dying embers, Kai Havertz tapping home from close range with minutes on the clock to seal a 2-1 victory.
The celebrations were muted, understandably so for a team that despite winning had lost out on the title.
Havertz was again right in the thick of things but it was captain fantastic, Martin Odegaard, who deserved all of the plaudits. Recently named in FFC's Team of the Season, the Norwegian was sublime against the Toffees and ended the campaign with two assists, taking his tally up to nine in all competitions this term.
He pulled the ball back delightfully for Tomiyasu's equaliser and then it was the midfield maestro who inadvertently rolled the ball into Havertz for his late winner.
Supplying seven key passes on Sunday, it was a vintage performance from the skipper, although not everyone in red and white was at the races.
Arsenal's biggest underperformer vs Everton
This wasn't a classic Arsenal performance, far from it in fact, but it did tell the story of the season in parts.
The Gunners carved out regular opportunities but struggled to find the back of the net, Odegaard at one point notably firing straight at Jordan Pickford from close range. Declan Rice had a glorious first-half opportunity too but it was their clutch man, the player for the big occasion who was rather anonymous; Leandro Trossard.
With Bukayo Saka missing out through injury, this was a chance for the Belgian to show why he could be the main man. Scorer of 17 goals in 2023/24, the second-best record at the club, means he certainly knows where the back of the net is. Sadly, his radar was off against Everton.
The 29-year-old was withdrawn on 78 minutes having done very little to trouble Sean Dyche's defence, awarded with a 5/10 match rating courtesy of GOAL's Matt O'Connor Simpson who wrote: 'Not his best afternoon. Barely involved early on and could not get the better of Coleman.'
Trossard vs Everton
Minutes played
78
Expected goals (xG)
0.02
Expected assists (xA)
0.13
Shots on target
0
Shots in total
1
Touches
45
Pass success
26/30 (87%)
Key passes
1
Crosses
0
Dribbles
0/1
Duels won
1/8
Possession lost
11x
Stats via Sofascore.
That was reflected in the numbers. Trossard amassed just 45 touches, the second-fewest of any Arsenal starter and had only one shot, which was blocked.
Further registering one key pass, but no dribbles or accurate crosses, it compounded a poor day at the office for a player who throughout the run-in has been so consistent.
There is nothing to worry about long-term with the former Brighton man, Arsenal did still win after all, but he will no doubt be disappointed he couldn't do more to roar his side onto a title win.
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