[ad_1] Former Lazio and Inter winger Sergio Conceicao explained the attributes and mentality of his son Francisco who has recently joined Juventus. The 21-year-old signed for the Bianconeri on loan from Porto, completing a late-summer switch. The Portuguese made his debut while coming in as a second-half substitute against Roma on the third matchday of the Serie A season. Although …
Read More »France loss shows Belgium needs considerable infusion of talent
[ad_1] Despite holding more of the ball, Belgium was severely outclassed by a stronger and more talented France side. One of the top fixtures in this iteration of the UEFA Nations League, at least based on the FIFA World Rankings, did not deliver. Two goals on either side of halftime for France confirmed that France, and many of the other …
Read More »Goals by Moore and Wilson in Nations League land Bellamy first win
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Read More »Bouncing back from Canada loss
[ad_1] The dismal results keep coming for the United States Men’s National Team. First, there was a 5-1 hammering against Colombia. Then there was the group-stage exit at the Copa America. Now, there’s a to Canada in a friendly that featured an interim head coach. It is just the second time ever that Canada has beaten the US in the …
Read More »Official: Juventus winger Filip Kostic signs for Fenerbahce
[ad_1] Juventus have announced that their winger Filip Kostic has joined Fenerbahce on loan until the end of the season. The Serbian has been plying his trade in Turin since making the move from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer of 2022 following his Europa League exploits. The 31-year-old enjoyed a solid debut campaign under the guidance of Max Allegri, providing …
Read More »Sabatini questions Koopmeiners deal, but hails another Juventus signing
[ad_1] Former Lazio, Palermo and Roma sporting director Walter Sabatini applauds Juventus for signing Cabal, but argues they overpaid for Teun Koopmeiners. The Bianconeri were incredibly active on the market, offloading a host of players, and replacing them with eight new signings, thus providing Thiago Motta with a squad capable of interpreting his style of play. Therefore, Sabatini praises the …
Read More »Koeman changed tones on transfers speaking about Depay
[ad_1] Ronald Koeman gave a contrasting view regarding Memphis Depay and his upcoming transfer to Corinthians after calling out Steven Bergwijn on his move to the Saudi Pro League. For the Netherlands coach, the level of the two leagues calls for separate evaluations when it comes to future national team calls. After the public dispute with Al-Ittihad’s new striker, Koeman …
Read More »Demetrious Johnson Announces UFC Retirement At 38-Years-Old
[ad_1] One of the all-time greats in the UFC has retired, with Demetrious Johnson announcing that he is leaving the sport as a ‘champ’. Demetrious Johnson Retires Demetrious Johnson will no doubt be inducted into the UFC hall of fame one day, as the 38-year-old is considered to be one of the best fighters to ever enter the Octagon. Johnson …
Read More »David Njoku could miss time with a high ankle sprain suffered in Week 1 vs. the Cowboys
[ad_1] On Sunday afternoon, the Cleveland Browns started their season with a home game vs. the Dallas Cowboys. Offensively, the Browns struggled to consistently move the ball. Dallas outworked Cleveland all game to win the game 33-17. The Cowboys could have easily scored more points but had the game locked up heading into the fourth quarter. Starting QB Deshaun Watson …
Read More »Belgian soccer beginner’s guide – World Soccer Talk
[ad_1] Belgium is one of Europe’s most unique countries. This land bordering the Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg and the North Sea was once part of the French Empire between 1794 and 1814 and then the Dutch Kingdom (Until 1830). The country itself is divided by linguistic and cultural differences more tangible than most countries. However, one thing can unify the …
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