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No ano em que se completam 10 anos da emblemática vitória do Paysandu sobre o Boca Juniors na Libertadores de 2003, o Papão decidiu lançar um uniforme nas cores do gigante argentino, em alusão ao feito.

Nas redes sociais, o clubeparaense exibiu as imagens das camisas de treino de jogador, goleiro e comissão técnica. As peças receberam o nome de “Bombonera”.

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No dia 24 de abril de 2003, o Paysandu saiu do Pará para fazer história na Argentina. Pela Libertadores, o clube paraense venceu o Boca Juniors por 1 a 0, dentro do estádio La Bombonera, no primeiro jogo das oitavas de final da competição sul-americana.

No entanto,na partida de volta em Belém, pelo placar de 4 a 2, que acabou eliminando o Paysandu do torneio.O Paysandu até hoje é o único clube do Norte do Brasil a disputar a Libertadores.

24/04/2003.
La Bombonera – Buenos Aires – Argentina.

BOCA JUNIORS (ARG) 0 vs 1 PAYSANDU (BRA)

As camisas de treino de jogador, goleiro e comissão técnica receberam o nome de Bombonera, que contam em cores e detalhes esse fato que marcou a história do futebol brasileiro. pic.twitter.com/aR2mTyBKxN

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Enquanto Vítor Pereira seguirá a pré-temporada com o elenco principal do Flamengo nas próximas semanas, o técnico Mário Jorge comandará o Sub-20 nas primeiras rodadas do Campeonato Carioca com alguns reforços pontuais. Ramon, de 21 anos, é um desses atletas. De volta ao Ninho do Urubu após defender o Red Bull Bragantino em 2022, o lateral-esquerdo tem no Estadual a primeira chance de um recomeço no clube e em sua carreira. Promessa nas divisões de base, o atleta ganhou espaço com Jorge Jesus, mas teve a trajetória interrompida por um trágico acidente.

Em dezembro de 2021, o lateral-esquerdo atropelou Jônatas Davi dos Santos, entregador de aplicativos, e foi denunciado por homicídio culposo pelo Ministério Público – relembre o caso. Ramon ficou sem atuar até março, por conta de uma lesão muscular segundo o Flamengo, e foi emprestado ao Braga. No clube paulista, foi reserva de Luan Cândido, um dos destaques na Série A,

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Foram 19 atuações pelo Brasileirão e Libertadores, sendo nove como titular, ao longo de 2022. Pouco para o potencial de Ramon e também insuficiente para o Bragantino desejar a permanência do jogador de 21 anos. De volta à pré-temporada no Ninho do Urubu, o lateral está à disposição do técnico Mário Jorge, sendo, talvez, o mais experiente entre os jogadores que disputarão as primeiras rodadas do Carioca, uma oportunidade para recuperar o espaço no clube que o projetou.

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Negociado junto ao Nova Iguaçu, Ramon chegou ao Ninho do Urubu em 2016. A capacidade ofensiva logo o fez ser destaque no Sub-17 e Sub-20 do time campeão dos principais campeonatos da base em 2018 e 2019, ano em que passou a integrar alguns treinos do profissional, chamando a atenção do Mister. Em 2020, foi integrado ao grupo principal e disputou 12 jogos. Na época, ainda era terceira opção, atrás de Renê, mas visto por JJ como um potencial substituto de Filipe Luís.

Já sob o comando de Rogério Ceni e, posteriormente, de Renato Gaúcho, Ramon disputou 24 partidas em 2021, sendo titular do Flamengo 13 vezes e dando duas assistências para gols. Terminou a temporada, outra vez, em alta com a torcida, que pedia mais chances ao jovem lateral.

The USMNT manager has spread the wealth among debutants, but only a few have truly impressed – with more to watch in the future

U.S. men's national team manager Maurico Pochettino is approaching one year on the job, and opinions are split. The Argentine is a confusing character – he has strong support from some quarters, but others have called his performance into question. And some of the criticism is fair.

Soccer is a results-based business, and Pochettino hasn't been delivering them with any consistency, winning just nine of his first 16 games in charge. But there are reasons for praise. Every manager makes the right noises about "developing the youth" and "letting the kids play" when they take up a new position.

It's rare that they live up to it. Thus far, the former Chelsea and Spurs coach has handed 14 debuts in his 11 months in charge. The U.S. player pool is admittedly shallow, but Pochettino has done an admirable job of surveying it in full. 

MLS has been a focus, with the coach insisting from day one that the league will be a focus. The actual results have been somewhat mixed. Only a few have truly impressed, while a whole lot of guys have showed why they are not quite ready for international football – at least for the time being. 

GOAL US breaks it all down in the USMNT Debutant Tier Rankings.

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Matt Freese – Has he given the USMNT a goalkeeping headache? The No. 1 shirt seemed sure to belong to Matt Turner just a few months ago. But a number of big performances from the NYCFC shot-stopper – highlighted by a penalty shootout win over Costa Rica – put Freese right in the mix, as he started all six matches in the Gold Cup. As of now, it seems to be his spot to lose, and he will only improve. 

Alex Freeman – Right-back is an odd position for the U.S. In terms of quality, Sergino Dest should have it on lock. But persistent knee injuries have opened the door for others to make an impact. Joe Scally was in the mix, but he, too, has missed some time. This summer, Freeman capitalized, going from the son of a good NFL player to a genuine USMNT contender. 

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Patrick Agyemang – What is Agyemang? Is he a late bloomer, a perfect case study in the fact that the college system can still serve the USMNT? Is he the long-term guy up front, the one to usurp players with better pedigrees? Or is he just a temporary fit, a guy for the end of the bench? Pochettino himself doesn't seem to know. Agyemang's goalscoring numbers – two in six games at the Gold Cup – don't set the world alight. But he certainly wasn't bad, either. If the rest of the guys around him continue to struggle, he will get his chances.

Sebastian Berhalter – You can never have enough hardworking center midfielders who will do anything for the cause, right? Berhalter may share a name with an oft-maligned man in the U.S. soccer sphere, but he has certainly done enough over the last few months to claim it as his own. There are certainly guys ahead of him with more technical quality – or better resumes. But Berhalter might just have a bit of an edge, especially given what he has been able to do for Vancouver in MLS. Pochettino was watching, and Berhalter made his case known. He will make a fine backup, and there's nothing wrong with that. 

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Max Arfsten – There was this left back who used to play for Liverpool called Alberto Moreno. The Spaniard was hilarious because when he had the ball, anything could happen. He was too quick, too skillful and too incisive for pretty much whoever he was matched up against. And then, when he had to actually defend, it was comedy. That is basically the Arfsten conundrum. Going forward, he's a genuine game-changer. The other way, things get scary. The good news is Arfsten could still be a net positive. 

Damion Downs – Another guy waiting in the wings, Downs is the sort of interesting archetype of footballer who doesn't always make an impact at a high level. His goalscoring record at Koln (12 goals in 39 games) doesn't jump off the page. But he's still just 21, and will be in a spot where he gets his fair share of looks at Southampton. High ceiling, subterranean floor.  

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Quinn Sullivan – Much more than "the other Sullivan" Quinn showed in some moments for the USMNT that he might yet be a long-term option for his country. The problem? He decided to develop in spot that this team doesn't really need help. Sure, there's a lot to be said for earning your spot, but whether he can work his way into the side ahead of some of the big hitters remains to be seen.

Caden Clark – A couple years ago, and there might have been some more excitement here. But since leaving the Red Bulls, Clark has never really kicked on. He was an odd January camp call up, and it's tough to see him breaking his way back in – unless he starts to work miracles in MLS.

George Campbell – You got any more centerbacks that can will headers? Yes? Campbell is out, then. 

Brian Gutierrez – Gutierrez has been a steady performer for the Fire for half a decade now, but is yet to break out on a national stage. Pochettino handed him a chance, and two appearances later, he proved that he might not be the right fit at this level.

يواجه آرني سلوت المدير الفني لفريق ليفربول، معضلة قبل مباراة الغد أمام نيوكاسل في الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز “البريميرليج”.

ويستعد ليفربول لمواجهة نيوكاسل ضمن مباريات الجولة الثانية للدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز لموسم 2025-2026.

وتتمثل الأزمة أمام سلوت في مركز الظهير الأيمن، حيث سيغيب جيريمي فريمبونج عن الملاعب حتى نهاية فترة التوقف الدولي، وكونور برادلي عاد للتدريبات هذا الأسبوع فقط ولن يكون لائقًا لخوض 90 دقيقة كاملة.

وأشارت “ليفربول إيكو” إلى مشاركة جو جوميز في مباراة واحدة بالدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز منذ ديسمبر، حيث لعب كبديل في الفوز 4-2 على بورنموث في الجولة الأولى، وشارك واتارو إندو أيضًا في هذا المركز.

اقرأ أيضًا | تطورات جديدة بشأن إصابة ساكا وأوديجارد قبل مباراة آرسنال وليفربول

ويحتاج ليفربول إلى الظهور بمستوى دفاعي قوي أمام نيوكاسل الذي يملك خيارات هجومية تهدد الدفاع كأنطوني جوردون وهارفي بارنز.

ويذكر التقرير أن أمام سلوت خيار الدفع بدومينيك سوبوسلاي في مركز الظهير الأيمن، حيث يمكن أن يقدم أداء دفاعيا جيدا ويكون إضافة هجومية من الخلف، ويعد ذلك خيارًا أفضل من إندو أو جونز.

ويمكن لسلوت استبدال سوبوسلاي أو الدفع به في وسط الملعب بعد مرور 60 دقيقة من أحداث اللقاء، مع إشراك جوميز أو برادلي إذا تواجد كبديل.

Rehan Ahmed makes 85 during 167-run stand as hosts claim full batting points

ECB Reporters Network29-Apr-2024Leicestershire 452 for 8 dec (Handscomb 99, Rehan 85, Kimber 65, Scriven 54*, Sanderson 4-92) drew with Northamptonshire 453 for 7 dec (Bartlett 126*, Gay 88, Procter 64) Australian Test batter Peter Handscomb and England allrounder Rehan Ahmed played the starring roles as Leicestershire snuffed out Northamptonshire’s hopes of bowling themselves to a first Division Two victory of a Vitality County Championship season so-far dominated by rain-affected draws.Leicestershire replied to Northamptonshire’s first-innings 453 for 7 declared with 452 for 8 declared in a contest that had seen only 37 overs bowled on Saturday and a complete washout on Sunday. Handscomb was Leicestershire’s top scorer, although he missed out on a 23rd career first-class century and a third for the county when he suffered the self-inflicted agony of being run-out on 99.Ahmed made 85, with Louis Kimber scoring 65 and Tom Scriven 54 not out as the two sides claimed 15 points each, enough to put them first and second in the table, although the first four rounds have produced only two positive results across the whole division.Lanky fast bowler George Scrimshaw took his first two wickets since moving from Derbyshire to Wantage Road and veteran seamer Ben Sanderson raised his wickets tally for Northamptonshire to 500 in all senior formats, although the visitors’ day was also notable in a less positive way as captain Luke Procter accrued a five-run penalty against his team when he struck Rehan on the leg with the ball in attempting to run him out off his own bowling.Procter, fielding in his follow-through, felt he was within his rights to take a shy at the stumps as the batter stepped out of his crease but umpires Ben Debenham and Jack Shantry ruled that he had thrown the ball “in an inappropriate or dangerous manner” in contravention of Law 42 in the game’s rule book.Scrimshaw’s wickets came inside his first three overs of the day and reduced Leicestershire to 142 for 4 only 11 overs after the resumption, giving rise to thoughts that they might struggle to avoid being asked to follow on after returning 356 in arrears.A perceived white-ball specialist in his career so far, Scrimshaw is keen to prove himself an all-formats player. He struck with his second delivery, pushing Lewis Hill back in his crease to win an lbw verdict, following up by having Kimber caught behind defending off a thin outside edge.But on essentially a good batting surface, Northamptonshire were not able to turn the screw. Handscomb took every chance offered to test the pace of the outfield following Sunday’s soaking and found that it had not suffered as much as might have been imagined, passing 50 from 54 balls with his ninth boundary.Unruffled by the incident with Procter, possibly even fired up by it, Rehan was soon adding to the flow of boundaries. He was spilled at first slip off the medium pace of James Sales on 48 before completing his half-century from 59 balls with seven fours, marking the achievement with a six over deep midwicket off Saif Zaib’s left-arm spin.Both looked good for hundreds but Ahmed perished 15 runs short, attempting to loft Sanderson over mid-on but not connecting cleanly enough, giving Scrimshaw an easy catch.Sanderson struck again two balls later as new man Ben Cox edged into the slips, the catch completed by Emilio Gay at second after Ricardo Vasconcelos had failed to gather at third.The Handscomb-Rehan partnership had added 167 in a little over 32 overs and made sure the follow-on would be avoided.Rehan’s disappointment was almost certainly trumped by Handscomb’s after the manner of his demise. The Australian right-hander moved into the 90s with three boundaries in a single Scrimshaw over but was still there an hour later, unable to keep the strike for more than two deliveries at a time in that period.Handscomb’s patience is rarely tested but this time it cracked and he paid the price, chancing a single off Zaib that was clearly high risk and beaten to the non-striker’s end by Karun Nair’s direct hit from short midwicket. It was the first time in 440 senior matches that Handscomb had been out for 99.Sanderson reached his 500 milestone by having Ben Green caught at first slip but more positive batting from allrounders Scott Currie and Scriven added 92 for the ninth wicket to seal maximum batting points for their side with 11 balls to spare before handshakes were offered on the draw.

Nottinghamshire skipper, century-maker and long-time Manchester United fan Haseeb Hameed had an all-round day to remember as Worcestershire were outplayed on an unhappy return to action at Visit Worcestershire New Road in their Vitality County Championship encounter.Worcestershire, back at their headquarters after flooding led to the first two games with Durham and Somerset being moved to Kidderminster, were bowled out in just 31.1 overs. A combination of a bowler-friendly wicket, a probing performance from the four-pronged seam attack and one or two undistinguished strokes enabled Nottingham to seize the initiative with the ball.Then Hameed heard of the Red Devils triumph over Manchester City in the FA Cup final before pressing home Nottinghamshire’s advantage with Joe Clarke during the evening session during a partnership of 147. Hameed reached three figures shortly before the close from 214 balls with nine fours before he was dismissed shortly before the close to leave Clarke unbeaten on 73.But Worcestershire were left to rue dropping Hameed on 36 and Clarke before he had scored, the latter off Nathan Smith who was the pick of the home attack, just as they threatened to keep Nottinghamshire’s advantage in check at what would have been 90-4 had the chances been taken.Groundstaff worked through the night to ensure play could get underway on time after yesterday’s wash-out. Both teams and staff lined up for a minute’s applause before the start of play in honour of Worcestershire spinner, Josh Baker, who passed away aged 20 three weeks ago.Worcestershire opener, Ed Pollock, came in for his first appearance of the season in place of Kashif Ali who was taking a break from the game. Nottinghamshire pace bowler Luke Fletcher was recalled in place of Olly Stone – and was soon making his mark after Hameed won the toss and chose to bat on a green pitch.His former Trent Bridge colleague Jake Libby fell to a stunning low catch at second slip by Calvin Harrison away to his left. Dillon Pennington, on his first return to New Road since leaving Worcestershire last summer, then knocked out Pollock’s middle stump after he pushed forward.Harrison held onto another smart catch at slip to account for Gareth Roderick off Fletcher who then had Rob Jones, after he went for an expansive drive, caught by Tom Moores who had replaced Joe Clarke behind the stumps. The procession of wickets continued with Lyndon James’ angled in delivery trapping Worcestershire Club captain Brett D’Oliveira lbw.Fletcher was rested after a spell of 9-5-18-3 but there was no let-up for the home side. Matthew Waite flicked at James and was taken by Moores diving to his left at full stretch, and Adam Hose went to pull Pennington and top-edged a return catch.Nathan Smith came down the wicket to Paterson and was lbw and the same bowler had Joe Leach pouched at backward drive. Adam Finch showed some defiance in striking Pennington for six over mid wicket before caught behind off his ex-team-mate.When Nottinghamshire batted, openers Haseeb Hameed and Ben Slater looked comfortable and scored freely as the 50 came up in the 17th over. There were few alarms for the duo although Hameed on 26 edged left armer Ben Gibbon just short of second slip.But a breakthrough finally came with Nottinghamshire just three runs in arrears when Slater on 41 pulled Smith straight to Gibbon at fine leg. There was more joy for Smith when Will Young tried to get his bat out of a way of a delivery but only deflected the ball onto his stumps.Smith should have had a third wicket in three overs but Roderick dropped Joe Clarke before he had scored – a rare let-off by the consistent keeper. Hameed also had an escape on 36 at first slip immediately after tea off Finch before going onto complete a 50 from 110 balls.Clarke followed him to that milestone from 86 balls as the pair gradually accelerated during the final session. Hameed went to three figures but did not add to his total before he was trapped lbw by Waite after striking nine fours in his 219-ball innings.

Veteran pair of Patel and Madsen do hard work in chase as Leicestershire come up short

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Derbyshire Falcons opened their Vitality Blast account for the season with a tense four-wicket victory over Leicestershire Foxes at Edgbaston.Foxes chose to bat but stuttered to 97 for 6 as Zak Chappell, Pat Brown and Samit Patel took two wickets apiece before an unbroken stand of 79 in 45 balls by Peter Handscomb, who made 75 off 51, and Rehan Ahmed (36 off 22) lifted them to 176 for 6.Falcons replied with 178 for 6 in 19.1 overs thanks principally to a high-class partnership of 102 in 58 balls from 40-year-old Wayne Madsen and 39-year-old Patel. Patel smashed 64 from 32 in a scintillating knock while Madsen made a composed 43 off 35.Their quality left Falcons needing 18 from the last 12 balls and Brooke Guest lifted the first and sixth of those balls over the rope to bring Foxes down to earth after their opening-game victory over Yorkshire Vikings last night.The Leicestershire innings received an early jolt when Sol Budinger received a reminder of what a great leveller cricket can be. The opener slapped Chappell to backward point to follow Friday’s dazzling half-century with a golden duck.Rishi Patel feathered Brown to wicketkeeper Brooke Guest and Louis Kimber’s vigorous start ended when he skied Chappell to mid-off where Madsen judged a difficult catch perfectly.Handscomb continued to watch partners come and go. Wiaan Mulder lifted Brown to deep cover and Ben Cox and Ben Mike holed out to Patel to give the spinner his 343rd and 344th T20 wickets.That left Foxes on an uneasy 97 for 6 in the 13th over but Handscomb played a true captain’s innings. He worked the ball around adroitly in an accomplished half-century – surprisingly only his eighth time past 50 in 124 T20s – and Rehan offered valuable support, hitting three sixes, to lift the total to somewhere around par.Falcons paid a high price for over-aggression in the opening overs. Luis Reece charged and missed at Kimber. David Lloyd, having hit his first ball for six, was bowled by his sixth, a gorgeous, swinging yorker from Mike. Harry Came, having socked Ian Holland over mid-off for four, needlessly tried the same next ball and was caught at mid-off.At 31 for 3, Falcons’ foundations were rocky but Madsen and Patel counterattacked with selectivity and skill. Former England allrounder Patel showed his immense powers have not dimmed in a glorious knock which included four fours and five sixes before he was caught by Mike right on the square leg rope off Rehan.Madsen then lifted Mike to mid-off at which point Falcons needed 28 from 21 balls. Ross Whiteley skied Scott Currie to long-on but Guest smote Mike for mighty sixes over long-off and straight in the penultimate over to leave just two required from the last.

Eddie Hearn has explained how he and boxing champion Anthony Joshua are building a football agency that could attract interest from Cristiano Ronaldo.

• Initial idea floated by boxing superstar
• Meetings and talent scouting taking place
• Will handle all aspects of footballer's career

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  Hearn, who is the head of Matchroom Sport, is buying into an exciting venture that was dreamt up by Olympic gold medal winner and former heavyweight title holder Joshua. They are planning to create a company that will help to manage every aspect of a professional footballer’s career.

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  Hearn has told the , with meetings and talent scouting already taking place: “We've been talking about this for years and fine-tuning the plans behind the scenes over the past couple of months. But, I hadn't planned to speak about it publicly just yet. AJ's gone and revealed the whole thing. I had no idea he was going to post about it (on Instagram) but once he did it went mental. Players, clubs, sponsors, media, everyone was coming to us.”

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  The business model in question will handle sponsorships, brand deals, PR, endorsements, lifestyle, logistics, and long-term career strategy, with Hearn adding: “It will be a 360-degree service for players. From a commercial level, from a transfer level, from a concierge level, booking restaurants and sorting private jets – everything. We're not just talking about moving you from one club to another. It's about shaping your career and life on and off the pitch. We don't expect to be a nine-to-five business, they can use us as they please to benefit their careers.”

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  Joshua’s profile will help the new brand to gain access to players that others cannot reach, with Hearn saying of ambitious plans to get superstar clients on board: “I'm not interested in coming in, with all due respect, and representing a couple of lower league players. I want to enter at the highest level. I want to leverage all of our contacts globally – particularly, perhaps, in the Middle East – to represent the biggest names in the sport.

  “So we've definitely been keeping our ear to the ground when it comes to players who might be seeking new representation or looking for something different. Because again, when we launch, we want to do so with players already on board – not launch the agency and then, a year later, people are asking, ‘So who have you actually signed?’ So yeah, we believe we could move quite quickly when it comes to talent.”

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O Campeonato Paulista é composto por 16 clubes, sendo quatro deles considerados os grandes do estado. Com alterações frequentes no regulamento da competição, uma dúvida comum entre os torcedores é se as principais equipes paulistas pode ser rebaixadas. No entanto, apesar de improvável por conta da disparidade técnica entre os times, Corinthians, Palmeiras, Santos e São Paulo podem cair para o Paulistão A2.

Não existe distinção entre os quatro grandes e os clubes menores. Na competição, os 16 times são divididos em quatro grupos, nos quais duas equipes se classificam para as quartas de final. Ao todo, são disputadas 12 rodadas na fase inicial. Os únicos adversários que os times não enfrentam são os membros de seus próprios grupos.

+Saiba quais são hoje os 30 elencos mais valiosos do futebol brasileiro

As duas equipes com as piores campanhas na fase inicial são rebaixadas para o Paulistão A2. Em 2022, o Santos quase foi rebaixado na última rodada da primeira fase, mas venceu o Água Santa e escapou do descenso.

Os dois primeiros colocados de cada grupo se enfrentam nas quartas de final em jogo único. Em seguida, o dono da melhor campanha até a semifinal enfrenta o dono da quarta melhor campanha entre os vivos na competição. O segundo e o terceiro fazem o outro jogo de olho na final. Todas as partidas, com exceção da final, são disputadas em jogo único.

Na última edição, o Palmeiras se sagrou campeão ao derrotar o São Paulo por 5 a 3 no agregado – perdeu por 3 a 1 na ida e goleou por 4 a 0 na volta. O Verdão conquistou o seu 24º troféu da competição.

كشفت تقارير صحفية بريطانية تطورات جديدة بشأن رغبة ليفربول في حسم صفقة المهاجم السويدي ألكسندر إيزاك، قبل غلق سوق الانتقالات الصيفية.

ويسابق ليفربول الزمن للتعاقد مع إيزاك بعد فوزه ضد آرسنال في قمة الدوري الإنجليزي هذا الأسبوع بهدف نظيف سجله دومينيك سوبوسلاي.

وبحسب صحيفة “التلجراف” فإن نيوكاسل يونايتد سيفكر جدياً في السماح لإيزاك بالانضمام إلى ليفربول إذا تلقى عرضاً بقيمة 130 مليون جنيه إسترليني في اليوم الأخير من سوق الانتقالات.

وينتظر نيوكاسل عودة ليفربول بتقديم عرض جديد بعد رفض عرضه الأول في وقت سابق بقيمة 110 ملايين جنيه إسترليني قبل شهر تقريباً.

اقرأ أيضاً.. أمام أنظار ليفربول.. إيدي هاو يواصل تكثيف الغموض حول مستقبل إيزاك

وسيقرر نيوكاسل يونايتد بشكل نهائي مستقبل إيزاك بناء على ما إذا كان سيرى المبلغ الذي سيتم عرضه من ليفربول كبير جداً بحيث لا يمكن رفضه.

ولا يزال من غير المؤكد أن إيزاك سيصبح لاعباً في ليفربول عند إغلاق سوق الانتقالات ولكن بعد إصرار فريقه طوال الصيف على أن السعر المطلوب هو 150 مليون جنيه إسترليني فإن تخفيض السعر الذي قد يفكرون به يبدو مهماً في سعي الريدز لإتمام الصفقة.

ويعتقد بأن نيوكاسل لن يشترط التعاقد مع بديل أيضاً للاستغناء عن إيزاك، وقد يكون من الصعب للغاية العثور على لاعب في ظل ضيق الوقت المتبقي في سوق الانتقالات.

وقد يعاني إيدي هاو مدرب نيوكاسل في حالة رحيل إيزاك وعدم التعاقد مع مهاجم آخر من نقص حاد في المهاجمين القادرين على لعب دور محوري، وكان الفريق قد أكمل صفقة التعاقد مع نيك فولتمايد في صفقة قياسية مقابل 69 مليون جنيه إسترليني ورغم ذلك كانوا يبحثون عن مهاجم ثان في حال رحيل المهاجم السويدي.