In January Real Betis completed the signing of the loan from Antony van Manchester United, and the winger made a promising start of life in La Liga. He was appointed MVP on his debut Athletic Club, before scored the first goal in the 3-2 defeat against Celta Vigo on Saturday. Antony had a bad start […]
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Antonello leaves his position as manager of Inter with immediate effect. It means that President Beppe Marotta, who was a sporting director, takes on the role in general to become the only Chief Executive of Inter. Antonello said: “I want to thank everyone who has made these ten years unforgettable in black and blue. From
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It is no secret that Saudi Arabia wants to sign Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid, although that seems unlikely at this stage. Nevertheless, Saudi Pro League officials are not giving up their pursuit easily. Omar Mugharbel, the CEO of the SPL, spoke to Diario AS about the interest in Vinicius, which he did not deny.
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Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro has denied rumors that Florian Wirtz has signed a new contract to stay at the club. In recent weeks, German media have claimed that Wirtz had agreed to a deal to keep him at the club until at least 2027. Wirtz, the apple of many eyes including those of Real
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Rangers have appointed Patrick Stewart as the club's new CEO. The former Manchester United boss will take up his role on December 16, the day after Rangers' League Cup final against Celtic. Stewart replaces James Bisgrove who left the role in the summer for a move to Saudi Arabia. Discussions are still ongoing over a
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Arsenal are looking for a new CEO after it was announced that Edu would be leaving the club. The Gunners have seemingly set their sights on Ligue 1, with Paris Saint-Germain's LuÃs Campos, Stade Brestois' Grégory Lorenzi and AS Monaco's Thiago Scuro all linked with the soon-to-be vacant position. However, according to L'Équipe, the latter
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