كشف مصدر داخل اتحاد الكرة المصري، عن تفاصيل العرض المقدم من إحدى شركات التسويق لخوض مباراة ودية أمام منتخب البرازيل، في شهر نوفمبر المقبل، والموقف النهائي من لعبها.
وكان بطولات قد كشف عن تلقى اتحاد الكرة برئاسة هاني أبوريدة، عرضًا لخوض منتخب مصر مباراة ودية أمام البرازيل، لكن فضل الجهاز الفني بقيداة حسام حسن حسم أمر خوض اللقاء بعد الانتهاء من مواجهة بوركينا فاسو المقرر لها غدًا الثلاثاء في تصفيات كأس العالم.
وقال المصدر لـ بطولات: “اتحاد الكرة كان سيحصل على نصف مليون دولار إذا خاض منتخب مصر ودية البرازيل في نوفمبر”.
وأضاف: “كما ستتحمل الشركة المنظمة للقاء تكاليف إقامة وسفر بعثة منتخب مصر لإنجلترا حيث كانت المواجهة سوف تلعب في لندن”.
طالع | رد قوي من اتحاد الكرة على شكوى إثيوبيا: نعرف روحهم تجاه مصر
وأكمل: “لكن يميل الجهاز الفني لمنتخب مصر لمواجهة منتخبات إفريقية قبل كأس الأمم ولذلك الأقرب أن يعتذر اتحاد الكرة عن عدم خوض هذه المباراة”.
ويستعد منتخب مصر لمواجهة بوركينا فاسو، في مباراة مصيرية لحسم التأهل إلي كأس العالم، مساء غد الثلاثاء، في إطار الجولة الثامنة من تصفيات إفريقيا المؤهلة إلى نهائيات كأس العالم.
The India head coach lauds the players for fighting back from tricky situations, and plays down talks of this being a redemption for him
ESPNcricinfo staff30-Jun-2024
Signing off on a high – Rahul Dravid’s stint as India head coach comes to an end•ICC/Getty Images
India beat South Africa by seven runs to lift the T20 World Cup 2024 in Barbados, thus ending their 11-year wait for an ICC trophy. But their outgoing head coach Rahul Dravid believes it will not take the team this long for their next title.”We have fantastic talent in Indian cricket right now,” Dravid said after the final. “The energy and confidence the players have is at another level. We were aiming for an ICC trophy for a long time and I am sure the team will carry this confidence forward and will win a lot of trophies in the next four, five, six years because the ability and talent this bunch has… they lack nothing.”There was a moment when we were feeling that we were working really hard and playing good cricket as well but we were not able to cross that hurdle. But after today I am very hopeful that these boys will take it forward and win a lot of trophies.”Related
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Dravid took over from Ravi Shastri in November 2021. His initial term was for two years, which was then extended till T20 World Cup 2024. Under him, last year, India made it to the finals of the World Test Championship and the ODI World Cup, but the trophy eluded them. Until Saturday, the last ICC title they had won was the Champions Trophy in 2013.When asked about India’s preparation for the T20 World Cup, Dravid said, “Honestly, this is a journey of two years. This is not a journey from just this T20 World Cup. When I think about the construction of this team, the kind of skills we wanted, the players we wanted, those discussions started in September [November] 2021.”So it’s two years of work. This is not a work of just this World Cup. I think it culminated in this World Cup. The disappointment in Australia [at the 2022 T20 World Cup] and then the one-day World Cup – there’s so much that has gone into it. This feels like a journey of not just one month, it feels like a journey of two years. What we’ve tried to build, what we have tried to create, it feels like it has all come together here on a beautiful afternoon in Barbados.”Dravid lauded his players and their fighting spirit, which was on display during the final. At one point, South Africa needed just 30 from as many balls with six wickets in hand, but India kept the applied pressure and squeezed a narrow win.”I’m not usually short of words but I have felt really short of words over the last few hours,” he said. “I just could not be more proud of this team. The way we’ve had to fight in difficult situations and even today, I think it was a great testament to the fight in the team. Losing three wickets in the first six [overs], to be in the kind of position we were in with 30 balls to go. But the boys just kept fighting, they kept believing, and I think it’s just a great credit to them.Rahul Dravid gets a champion’s farewell•Getty Images
“As part of the coaching staff, I feel really grateful because we’re getting to enjoy these moments because of what they have done in a pressure situation. This is lovely to be a part of a dressing room like this and I think it’s a memory of a lifetime for me. So I’m really thankful and grateful to the team and everyone in the support staff who has made this possible.”As a player, Dravid never won a World Cup. Under his captaincy, India were knocked out of the 2007 ODI World Cup in the first round. That tournament was also held in the West Indies but Dravid is not seeing the latest victory as a redemption.”There is no redemption. I’m not one of those guys who think about redemption and those kind of things. As a player, I was not lucky enough to win a trophy. But I tried my best, I gave my best whenever I played and it wasn’t to be, and that happens, it’s part of sport. There are a lot of other players I know who have not been able to win a trophy. I was lucky to be given the opportunity to coach a team and I was lucky that this bunch of boys made it possible for me to win this trophy.”It’s a nice feeling, but it’s not like I’m aiming for some redemption. It’s just a job that I was doing. I’ve loved doing this job. I have loved working with Rohit [Sharma] and this team. It’s been a great journey and I really enjoyed it.”Earlier this year, Dravid had communicated to the BCCI his decision not to seek another tenure. That means he ends his coaching stint on a high but he is not looking to create “any legacy”.”I just feel glad that we gave it the best we could and it’s not just me,” he said. “I think I’d like to really acknowledge the support staff that I’ve worked with. I think I’ve been lucky to have been working with exceptionally hard-working professionals, an intelligent bunch of coaches, and other support staff who have made it possible for us to create a fantastic environment, led by Rohit. I am glad that with a bit of luck, it resulted in this trophy.”When asked what he would miss the most about Rohit, Dravid replied, “I will miss him as a person. Forget the cricket and captaincy and everything, but what really has impressed me is the kind of person he is, the kind of respect he has shown towards me, the kind of care and commitment he has had for the team, the kind of energy he has had to spend, and he’s never backed down from it.”So for me, it’s the person that I will remember the most. He’ll be a great captain, he’ll be a great player and he will score runs and win trophies, but I think it’s who he is as a person that I will be most fond of.”Going forward, India will be without Rohit and Virat Kohli as well in T20Is as both players have announced their retirements from the format. According to BCCI president Roger Binny, it will take “two to three years” for the team to fill that void.”A lot of cricketers are coming through the IPL but it is going to take some time to bridge the gap,” Binny said after the final. “They have contributed so much. It’s going to take time. We will probably see in the next two-three years, the team coming back into its own without them.”Meanwhile, the BCCI has started its search for the next coach, with Gautam Gambhir on top of its wishlist. But Binny did not divulge much about it.”Nothing concrete has come yet. Gautam Gambhir has a lot of experience. He has worked with teams. He played Test matches, ODIs, T20s. Let’s see.”
Manchester United are now in a race with Tottenham Hotspur to sign an “unreal” defender who could be available for just £25 million, according to a new report.
Man Utd identify multiple defensive targets after Diego Leon arrival
Man United announced the arrival of Diego Leon over the weekend, who had to wait until he turned 18 to officially join the club. The young left-back became United’s second signing of the summer but is considered to be a player for the future, who will mostly look to impress Ruben Amorim on the training ground and in domestic cup competitions in the season to come.
Despite signing young defenders in the past two transfer windows, Leon may not be the only defender to arrive at Old Trafford this summer. According to a recent report, United are discussing a move to sign Yann Bisseck from Inter.
The German played an important role in Inter reaching the Champions League final last season, and his performances have now caught the eye of United and many other Premier League teams.
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As well as weighing up a move for Bisseck, United are also interested in signing Giorgio Scalvini from Atalanta after it became clear the Serie A side could be open to business should they receive an offer of around €60 million, which is roughly £51 million. But the list doesn’t stop there, as the Premier League giants add a new name to their list of defensive targets.
Man Utd now in race with Tottenham for De Winter
According to Caught Offside, Man United are actively monitoring Genoa centre-back Koni De Winter ahead of a potential move.
Dusan Vlahovic in action with Genoa'sKoniDeWinter
The report states that Amorim has identified De Winter as a potential target in this transfer window, as he looks to solve the club’s defensive issues. The Serie A side have set a valuation of €30–35 million, which is roughly £25-30 million.
However, United are not alone in their pursuit of De Winter, as Tottenham are also chasing the player, as well as the likes of Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, Napoli and Roma, but the English clubs are said to have an edge in the race, given their financial muscle.
Koni De Winter’s 24/25 Serie A stats
Apps
25
Starts
23
Goals
3
Clean sheets
7
Interceptions per game
1.0
Tackles per game
1.3
Clearances per game
4.5
Dribbled past per game
0.3
De Winter, who has been dubbed “unreal” by journalist Antonio Mango, joined Genoa on a permanent basis from Juventus last summer after a loan spell at the club. The centre-back, who can also operate as a right-back and a defensive midfielder, played 25 times in Serie A last season, scoring three goals in the process.
De Winter’s potential arrival at Old Trafford could see him be the upgrade to Harry Maguire, who remains a key part of Amorim’s plans, but only has 12 months remaining on his current deal.
In a move that would see David Moyes get one over on his former club, Everton are now reportedly racing to sign a Premier League talent ahead of rival interest from West Ham United this summer.
Picking up where they left off after welcoming Thierno Barry, Everton have also now signed Mark Travers from Bournemouth. The goalkeeper will instantly replace Asmir Begovic and Joao Virginia to become Moyes’ No.2 behind Jordan Pickford, as the Toffees aim to add quality in depth to their side this summer.
League stats 24/25 (via FBref)
Mark Travers
Jordan Pickford
Starts
22
38
Clean Sheets
5
12
Saves P90
3.82
3.08
Save Percentage
76.9%
73%
Whilst Travers is unlikely to take Pickford’s place, such is the England international’s importance in Merseyside, he will provide Everton with an impressive backup.
On loan at Middlesbrough last season, the Irishman enjoyed an impressive campaign and even earned the praise of former manager Michael Carrick, who told reporters after watching Travers keep a clean sheet against Luton Town: “He’s got a really good character. He’s a good goalkeeper and he’s had to make some good saves for us.
“That’s what we obviously brought him in for and hope for. We don’t want him to have to make saves, but, when needed, and especially today to contribute to a clean sheet, is a big one for us.
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“Mark made some big saves when we needed him, but he came for some crosses as well, and had a really good presence in the box from set plays and corners, and we needed that. It was a shared contribution and he had to make saves for us which were important.”
As solid as their business has been so far this summer, though, Everton are reportedly not done there. Reports are now suggesting that they’ve joined the race to sign a Premier League rival.
Everton racing to sign Jacob Ramsey
According to The Telegraph, Everton have now joined the race to sign Jacob Ramsey from Aston Villa this summer and have been joined by Nottingham Forest and West Ham in pursuit of his signature.
The Villans are reportedly willing to accept just £30m to sell their academy graduate this summer as they look to solve any further PSR problems at long last.
At that price – plus the fact he’s represented by the same agent as Dwight McNeil which could smooth personal negotiations – Everton should not hesitate to make their move ahead of West Ham and Forest. Ramsey is still very much a player full of potential, especially if he moves past his injury troubles.
Jacob Ramsey injury history
Season
Games Missed (via Transfermarkt)
Hamstring injury
2024/25
9
Muscle injury
2024/25
1
Toe injury
2023/24
17
Hamstring injury
2023/24
2
Foot injury
2023/24
8
Metatarsal fracture
2023/24
9
Missing 46 games across the last two seasons, Everton and other suitors have every right to be concerned about Ramsey’s injury history. At 24 years old, however, he is still worth taking a gamble on.
A player who Steven Gerrard believed would become “terrific”, Everton should now swoop in and help Ramsey realise his impressive potential.
Bist and Hasabnis’ fifties for India A go in vain as visitors collapse from 176 for 3 to 218 all out
ESPNcricinfo staff16-Aug-2024
Maddy Darke’s century made it an easy chase for Australia A•ECB via Getty Images
Maddy Darke’s unbeaten 106 along with Katie Mack’s 68 set up Australia A’s eight-wicket victory over India A in the second one-dayer in Mackay. The openers added 131 as Australia A chased down India A’s 219 with ease to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.Having been put into bat, Raghvi Bist and Tejal Hasabnis hit fifties helping India A fight back with a 124-run stand for the fourth wicket. But Charli Knott and Grace Parsons triggered a collapse as the visitors slumped from 176 for 3 to 218 all out.The game started with Tayla Vlaeminck’s superb opening spell of 4-3-3-1 where she had Priya Punia caught behind. Nicola Hancock replaced Vlaeminck and dismissed Shweta Sehrawat in her first over before Knott sent back Shubha Satheesh for a 38-ball 24.Bist and Hasabnis started slowly before picking boundaries in overs from Parsons and Kate Peterson. They focused on rotating the strike in the middle overs and eased past fifties. But India’s acceleration was cut short by Parsons having Hasabnis caught and bowled and Knott having Minnu Mani caught behind in successive overs.Shipra Giri got going with a couple of fours but with Bist getting run out in the 45th over, India slipped to 203 for 6. Maitlan Brown cleaned up the tail in a triple-wicket maiden over, which included a run out, as India were bowled out in 48 overs.Mack and Darke were aided by wides and a couple of threes from Soppadhandi Yashasri and Sayali Satghare’s opening spells as Australia A coasted past fifty in the 11th over. Between overs eight and 16, every single one went for at least five as Mack reached fifty in the 16th over. Darke reached hers in the 21st over with Australia A on 121 for 0.Satghare trapped Mack lbw in the 23rd over but Darke carried on. Her 38-run stand with Knott included just one boundary but brought the asking rate well under three. Tahlia McGrath hitting four boundaries in her first 15 balls quashed the little chances for a visitors’ comeback and allowed Darke to complete a century in the 37th over. The duo stayed unbeaten to take Australia A home with 58 balls to spare.Australia A had swept the T20I series 3-0 and have the chance to repeat the feat in the ODIs at the Gold Coast on Monday.
With Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha already signed and delivered, Manchester United have now reportedly made an £11m-a-year contract rebel one of their top targets this summer.
Amorim: Man Utd need to be "careful" in transfer market
Whilst there is some room for optimism following the arrival of Mbeumo and Cunha, Ruben Amorim has been quick to remind fans that Manchester United still need to act with caution in the transfer market.
Before United can return to the market to add the finishing touches to Amorim’s side, the next few weeks could be all about player sales. The Red Devils still have major work to do on that front, too.
Even after Marcus Rashford sealed his move to Barcelona, Manchester United must still find moves for the likes of Alejandro Garnacho and ensure that Jadon Sancho’s potential Juventus switch crosses the line.
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Then, their attention can go back towards incomings of their own and that may yet see Amorim welcome a major upgrade on struggling shot-stopper Andre Onana.
Donnarumma now among Man Utd's top targets
According to Caught Offside, Manchester United have now made Gianluigi Donnarumma one of their top targets to replace Onana this summer.
The Paris Saint-Germain star is yet to sign a new contract in France despite negotiations taking place for more than a year and could now be on his way out of the club as a result, with the European champions deciding to sell him this summer.
The Italian has just one year left on his current deal, which could allow United to land a cut-price transfer fee. But that’s not to say the overall package will come cheap, however. Donnarumma, himself, earns a hefty salary and would instantly become one of the highest-earning players at Old Trafford if he refused to take a pay-cut.
Man Utd wage bill
Salary per year
Casemiro
£18.2m
Bruno Fernandes
£15.6m
Mason Mount
£13m
Gianluigi Donnarumma
£11m
Antony
£10.4m
That said, those at Old Trafford haven’t hesitated in the past when spending big on player wages and if the likes of Antony were to depart then they would have room for Donnarumma’s £212,000-per-week wages.
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أشاد حمادة عبد اللطيف، لاعب الزمالك السابق، بالبرازيلي خوان ألفينا بيزيرا، لاعب الفريق خلال مباريات الفارس الأبيض في الفترة الماضية.
ويقدم خوان ألفينا، مستوي جيداً مع فريق الزمالك خلال المباريات الأخيرة في بطولة الدوري المصري، حيث سجل هدفا في مباراة فريقه أمام مودرن سبورت.
وقال عبد اللطيف خلال تصريحات عبر قناة “أون سبورت 2”: “خوان ألفينا، لاعب مميز جدًا، ويمتلك شخصيته داخل الملعب، يستطيع المراوغة بسهولة ولديه مهارات وسرعة ويتحكم بالكرة بشكل رائع”.
وأضاف: “في المباريات الكبيرة مثل الأهلي أو بيراميدز، لا بد أن يجد معاونة من باقي اللاعبين، عليه أن يطور من أدائه، عندما يكون الأطراف مغلقة”.
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وتابع: “لاعب موهوب ومهاري ورائع، لكن أنا كحمادة عبد اللطيف، أريد مشاهدة هذه المهارات في المباريات القوية والكبيرة مثل الأهلي والزمالك”.
وأكمل: “محمد شحاتة لاعب الزمالك، عندما يعود من الإصابة سيكون جبهة قوية مع ألفينا، لانه يستطيع أن يوفر تغطية له دفاعيًا، بعد عمر جابر كظهير أيمن، هذه ستكون جبهة قوية”.
وأتم: “عبد الله السعيد وناصر ماهر، لعبهما مختلف، الثنائي صناع لعب؛ عبد الله مهندس في منتصف الملعب، وناصر داىمًا يلعب للأمام”.
الزمالك يستعد لمواجهة الجونة، مساء الثلاثاء، ضمن منافسات الجولة الثامنة من عمر مباريات بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.
Test captain awaits scan on hamstring as he works his way back to full fitness for Pakistan tour
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Ben Stokes says “it’s definitely going to be a yes” if Brendon McCullum asks him to come back to play for England’s rebooted white-ball teams, but insists that no such conversations have happened yet, as he focusses first on regaining full fitness in time to lead next month’s Test tour to Pakistan.Stokes, 33, famously played matchwinning innings in each of England’s World Cup final victories across formats, at Lord’s in 2019 and at Melbourne in 2022, but he has not featured in a white-ball international since the ODI team’s ignominious title defence in India in November last year. However, with the next major ICC event, the Champions Trophy, fast approaching in February, Luke Wright, England’s selector, recently admitted that both Stokes and Joe Root remained in consideration.Stokes had previously retired from ODI cricket in 2022, citing the risk of burn-out in an increasingly crowded international schedule, while he withdrew his availability from the most recent T20 World Cup in June, in order to focus on regaining full fitness following an operation on his long-standing knee issue.Now, however, with Stokes’ bond with McCullum well established by their captain-coach partnership in the Test team, he says he is open to a cross-format comeback, but only if it is in the best interests of the white-ball squad that has begun to pivot to a new generation, among them this month’s new cap Jacob Bethell, whom Stokes believes is going to be a “superstar”.”It’s an amazing opportunity for the white-ball team to experience what Baz has brought to the Test team,” Stokes told Sky Sports during the third ODI at Chester-le-Street. “He’s an incredible coach who speaks with utter commitment, and it’s nice to have all three teams now with the same messaging and the same philosophies towards playing cricket.Stokes tore his hamstring while batting during the Hundred•Gareth Copley/Getty Images
“If I get the call and [Baz] says, ‘do you want to come and play?’ Then obviously, it’s definitely going to be a yes, but I’m not going to be too disappointed if I don’t, because I can just sit back and watch everyone else go out and smack it.”I’ve played a lot of white-ball cricket for England, and I’m very happy with what I’ve achieved in that form of the game,” he added. “But to be honest, we’ve not even spoken about anything like that whatsoever. I think he’s just letting me concentrate on what I need to concentrate on, especially around the Test team.”The next challenge for Stokes’ Test team is fast approaching next week, when they embark on another three-Test tour of Pakistan – a venue where they famously won 3-0 in December 2022, in one of the most notable triumphs of the Stokes-McCullum regime to date.After some weeks of uncertainty, Multan has now been confirmed as the venue for the first Test, beginning October 7. And while Stokes expects to be fit enough to lead his team in that match, having missed the Sri Lanka series following a hamstring tear in August, he says he will be cautious about fulfilling his bowling duties after a lengthy period on the sidelines.Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum celebrate England’s series win on their last tour of Pakistan in 2022•Matthew Lewis/Getty Images
Speaking ahead of a six-and-a-half week scan, which confirmed on Wednesday that his recovery is on track, Stokes said that he was feeling optimistic about the prognosis. “It was a hamstring tear that just sneaked into my tendon, so that’s why it’s taken a week or two longer, but my rehab has gone really well, so hopefully tomorrow everything gets the all-clear, and we can start pushing it a bit more.”There’s a lot more than just my hamstrings that I need to get back firing again, in terms of bowling, because you use everything,” he added. “So I need to get that all right to make sure that I don’t do any more damage to any other parts of my body.”Although England’s experience from the 2022 tour will stand them in good stead on this visit, Stokes admits that there are plenty of unknowns about the conditions they will face in Pakistan, and not simply because it has taken so long for the venues to be confirmed.”It’s probably not until we get out there that we’ll have a real understanding of it,” he said. “I know that Shan Masood [Pakistan’s captain] has been asking for quicker, more lively wickets for their fast bowlers. Obviously, last time we were there, they were slow, dry and spun a bit. So, we’ve got to go there with an open mind about what we’re going to get.”This story was updated at 5.53pm BST on Wednesday, September 25, following the results of Stokes’ scan
Manchester United are now willing to pay whatever it takes to sign another striker, even alongside their move for RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko, according to a report.
Man Utd closing in on deal for Sesko
Despite rival interest from Newcastle United, it now appears as though Man United are closing in on a deal to sign Sesko, and they are aiming to get it over the line as quickly as possible.
Alan Shearer has subsequently been left frustrated by Sesko’s decision to move to Old Trafford rather than St. James’ Park, saying: “It sounds as if Benjamin Sesko had two clubs to choose from in Newcastle and Man United. One that won a trophy last year and is now playing Champions League football this season – and one that didn’t win anything, finished 15th and had a dreadful season.”
However, it is a testament to the size of Manchester United that they have seemingly won the race for the Slovenian striker, but they may not be done there, with a report from Foot Africa revealing they are keen on signing another centre-forward.
Indeed, United are now prepared to pay whatever it takes to sign Fiorentina striker Bassidy Sanogo, who is attracting interest from a number of clubs, after impressing for the Serie A side at youth level.
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Stuttgart, Hoffenheim and Club Brugge are also named as potential suitors, but Fiorentina are determined to keep hold of the 17-year-old, which could make it difficult to get a deal over the line, although the Red Devils are willing to pay whatever it takes.
The teenager has been exhibiting promising signs for Fiorentina U18s, picking up six goals and two assists in 18 matches in the 2024-25 campaign, indicating that he could be an exciting long-term addition to Ruben Amorim’s squad.
However, it is far more important for Man United to bring in a ready-made striker, and Sesko could be the solution to their attacking woes, given that the 22-year-old now has two impressive Bundesliga seasons under his belt.
RB Leipzig's BenjaminSeskocelebrates scoring their first goal
Lauded as “outstanding” by former United boss Ralf Rangnick, the Leipzig star has scored 27 goals across the previous two Bundesliga campaigns, while also finding the back of the net four times in the Champions League last season.
Not only that, but the Slovenia international also outperformed Rasmus Hojlund’s attacking numbers in the year before the Dane moved to Old Trafford, indicating Sesko could be a real upgrade on the former Atalanta man.