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Principal destaque do Fluminense no empate por 2 a 2 com o Botafogo, no Maracanã, Matheus Martins entrou na etapa final e mudou o panorama do jogo. O Moleque de Xerém tem despertado o interesse do futebol europeu, sobretudo da Udinese, da Itália. Depois do jogo, o jovem admitiu o sonho de atuar no Velho Continente e que há negociações em andamento.

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– Estão especulando isso, mas até momento o que eu sei é que as negociações estão em andamento. Quando acertar alguma coisa, todo mundo vai ficar sabendo. Não sei (se está evoluindo). Tenho desejo de jogar fora, na Europa, creio que vai acontecer no momento certo. Se tiver que acontecer agora, vai acontecer, se acontecer depois, também não tem problema. Tudo no tempo de Deus – revelou o jogador.

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Vale destacar que o clube italiano tem feito propostas pelo jogador desde julho deste ano, porém ainda não chegou a um acordo com o Tricolor. Na primeira delas, os italianos ofereceram5 milhões de euros (aproximadamente R$ 27 milhões). Na sequência, elevaram o valor para6 e 7 milhões de euros (aproximadamente R$ 32 milhões e R$ 35 milhões) por 90% dos direitos do atleta, que foi prontamente recusado.

Contudo, segundo números revelados primeiramente pelo jornal ‘O Globo’,o clube ofereceu, recentemente, 8 milhões de euros (cerca de R$ 40 milhões). No momento, o Fluminense fez uma contraproposta de 9 milhões (aproximadamente R$ 45 milhões).

A direção tricolor entende que terá que realizar uma nova venda em virtude da situação financeira. Em julho, Luiz Henrique deixou o clube e assinou com o Real Betis, da Espanha. Nesse sentido, a equipe italiana segue de olho e já realizou algumas investidas em mais uma joia tricolor.

De acordo com oorçamento do Fluminense para 2022, cerca deR$ 100 milhões a R$ 120 milhões virão davendas de jogadores. Com a saída de Luiz Henrique, o clube conseguiu8 milhões de euros (R$ 44 milhões), com 5 milhões de euros de bônus que só poderão ser atingidos no Betis.

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Sendo assim, a tendência é que mais um jogador do elenco seja negociado até o fim da temporada. Apesar da negociação em curso, o desejo é que Matheus Martins finalize o ano pelo Fluminense e tenha mais atuações como a deste domingo.

Their fast-bowling trio helped Sylhet Division to an innings-and-26-run victory over Rangpur Division in the NCL Tier-1 match over the weekend. The result also helped Dhaka Division keep their lead in the points table despite their game against Dhaka Metropolis in Cox’s Bazar ending in a draw, with cyclone Hanum on the south-eastern coast allowing very little cricket to be played.Batting first in Khulna, Sylhet reached 415, only the third 400-plus score in their first-class history. Shamsur Rahman, playing for his fourth NCL side, struck 15 fours and two sixes in his knock of 160 off 252 balls. He added 180 runs for the fifth wicket with Tawhidul Islam, who made 62. For Rangpur, quick bowler Asadullah Galib took 5 for 107, his second five-for this season.Sylhet’s quick bowlers Khaled Ahmed, Abu Jayed and Rejaur Rahman Raja grabbed all ten wickets as Rangpur were bowled out for 159 in reply. Khaled took 5 for 50, while Jayed picked up four wickets and Raja took the other one.The trio then shared six more wickets in the second innings, with Jayed taking three to get to 300 first-class wickets. Jayed became the third Bangladeshi fast bowler to reach the milestone, following Mohammad Sharif (374) and Forhad Reza (312), as Rangpur were bowled out for 230 in the second innings after being asked to follow on.Barishal Division opened their account this season with a seven-wicket win against Khulna Division, who, despite the loss, remained on top of the Tier-2 points table.Ruyel Miah took four wickets and Kamrul Islam three as Khulna were bowled out for 142 in the first innings in Bogra. Moin Khan’s 76 then gave Barishal a 79-run lead after they had slumped to 121 for 8. No. 8 Moin added 98 runs for the ninth wicket with Kamrul, who added 30 to the total.Soumya Sarkar, who took four wickets in the Barishal innings, then remained not out on 96 with ten fours and three sixes as Khulna were bowled out for 225 in the second innings. Kamrul took four wickets for Barishal, who then needed 43.2 overs to knock off the 147 runs in the fourth innings. Moinul Islam made an unbeaten 71 to help them along.Chattogram Division picked up their second win after they beat Rajshahi Division by nine wickets in Sylhet. Sabbir Hossain’s quick maiden first-class century gave Rajshahi the perfect start. But his 123 off 122 balls, that contained seven sixes and 13 fours, couldn’t translate into a big score for his side. Rajshahi were bowled out for 309, with Shykat Ali taking five wickets.Chattogram replied with 437, with fifties from Parvez Hossain Emon, Mominul Haque, Shamim Hossain and Irfan Shukkur. Taijul Islam took his 29th five-wicket haul in first-class cricket, having bowled 44.4 overs in this innings.Quick bowler Ifran Hossain’s five-for, however, dealt Rajshahi a heavy blow, as they were all out for 182. Nayeem Hasan took four wickets to add to his three in the first innings. Chattogram then needed just ten overs to knock off the required 57 runs in the fourth innings.

Ansu Fati revealed he had a chat with Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal before he sealed move to Monaco. He joined the Ligue 1 outfit on a season-long loan and as part of the agreement, Monaco holds the right to make the transfer permanent next summer for €11 million (£9m/$13m), depending on Fati’s impact in France. At the same time, Barcelona have extended the 22-year-old’s contract until June 2028, as they still see long-term potential in him.

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Once hailed as Lionel Messi’s heir at Camp Nou, Fati’s momentum was disrupted by a string of injuries that hindered his progress. Since making his debut for Barcelona, he has accumulated 29 goals and 8 assists in 123 appearances. His decision to move to Monaco was influenced by his ambition to play regular top-flight football again and compete in the Champions League.

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During the 2023–24 season, he was loaned out to Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League, but again injuries and patchy form limited him to just three starts. Whereas, in the 2024-25 campaign, he managed just six appearances in La Liga and failed to get a single goal contribution, which forced the Barcelona hierarchy to push him out on loan for regular minutes elsewhere.

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Before heading to Monaco, Fati shared that he had a conversation with Yamal, as, despite their careers taking different turns, the two La Masia products have maintained a close bond.

"I spoke to him. We're always together in Barcelona," he told nd I know he loves me very much and wishes me the best. It's mutual, and the truth is, almost the entire team has wished me luck. They're good people with whom I've been at La Masia for a long time. I wish them the best, and especially Lamine."

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When asked to explain why things didn’t quite work out at Barcelona, Fati offered a candid reflection: "I don't know. I've always tried to be as good as possible. I believe in God, and in the end, what happens to me is something I can't control, but I can minimize the risks, and that's what I do. I try to work as hard as possible to be as good as possible, and even if things don't work out, I keep fighting, and I'm sure I'll find my moment again and enjoy it again."

Despite the setbacks, Fati maintains immense gratitude for his parent club. He continued: "I'll always be grateful to Barça. I sincerely believe that changes are for the better. Of course, I'll be here this season, but I'll always be grateful to Barça. I had my experience at Brighton: many think it was bad, but it was a great experience. I started well, then I got injured and lacked consistency. Hopefully things will be different here, and I can have continuity and be involved a lot if the manager sees fit."

أجرت رابطة الأندية منذ قليل، قرعة بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز موسم 2025-2026، في مشروع الهدف بالسادس من أكتوبر

ومن المنتظر أن تنطلق بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز الموسم الجديد، في الثامن من أغسطس المقبل، وتنتهي في نهاية شهر مايو 2026.

وفي وقت سابق أعلنت رابطة الأندية واتحاد الكرة، عن نظام بطولة الدوري المصري الموسم الجديد، حيث ستتكون المسابقة من 21 فريقًا بعد إلغاء الهبوط في الموسم الماضي.

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وسيقام الدوري المصري الموسم الجديد، بنظام دور واحد، كمرحلة أولى ثم يتنافس 7 فرق في مجموعة تحديد البطل، و14 في مجموعة تحديد الهابطين، ومن ثم يهبط 4 فرق.

يذكر أن الأهلي، توج ببطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز الموسم الماضي، بعد منافسة مع بيراميدز حتى الأسبوع الأخير. مباريات الأسبوع الأول من الدوري المصري الموسم الجديد

– وادي دجلة ضد بيراميدز

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– المصري ضد الاتحاد السكندري

– سيراميكا كليوباترا ضد الزمالك

– سموحة ضد طلائع الجيش

– البنك الأهلي ضد غزل المحلة

– الإسماعيلي ضد بتروجيت

– المقاولون العرب ضد زد إف سي

– فاركو ضد إنبي

– مودرن سبورت ضد الأهلي

The left-armer, who played for Australia A early in the season, claimed the first half of the order

AAP and ESPNcricinfo staff27-Oct-2023Western Australia quick Joel Paris shredded South Australia’s top-order to leave their Sheffield Shield game in the balance after day two.After bowling WA out for 241, the Redbacks made 264 with Ben Manenti top-scoring with 86.Paris, playing his first Sheffield Shield game of the season after recovering from a hamstring strain, took the initial five wickets and finished with 6 for 74, his sixth five-wicket haul in a first-class innings.Related

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South Australia resumed on 27 without loss and soon were in Paris-inflicted strife. The left-armer began his wicket-taking spree in the first over of the day, removing Henry Hunt, who attempted an off-drive to a fullish delivery but edged to wicketkeeper Josh Philippe.Paris next dismissed Daniel Drew lbw for a duck with a superb inswinger which beat the right-hander, also attempting a drive, and struck him on the pads.SA opener Kelvin Smith was his next victim – the left-hander trying to cut a ball which dipped in and hit the top of middle stump. Three balls later, Redbacks captain Jake Lehmann was bowled for a duck when he missed another Paris delivery which nipped back off the seam.SA had lost 4 for 21 1 in the first eight overs of the day but WA had to wait another 31 overs for another wicket – again claimed by Paris. His fifth breakthrough came when McSweeney, playing an expansive drive to a widish ball, feathered an edge to Philippe.WA landed another blow in the next over with spinner Corey Rocchiccioli having Jake Carder caught behind when the left-hander tickled a leg-side ball to the keeper.Carder’s dismissal left the Redbacks reeling at 109 for 6 but Manenti and Harry Nielsen steadied the ship with an innings-high partnership of 83.The stand ended when Nielsen, who struck two fours and a six, fell to Cameron Gannon, edging to first slip from round the wicket, before Manenti increased his scoring tempo – he was ninth man out after hitting nine fours and two sixes in his 107-ball knock.

European Champions Paris Saint-Germain have joined Arsenal and Al-Nassr in the transfer race to sign Rodrygo from Real Madrid this summer. The Gunners have been linked with a move for the Brazilian for a long time as they look to bolster their attack before the start of the 2025-26 campaign. However, they are now likely to be dragged into a bidding war for the winger.

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• Arsenal remain favourites
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  After playing a good part of the 2024-25 season without a recognised No.9 in their lineup, Mikel Arteta is determined to sign a quality attacker to bolster his squad ahead of a new season. Accordingly, the North London club have been linked with a move for multiple forwards, including Selecao star Rodrygo this summer.

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  The Gunners, however, will have to part ways with a first-team member before they can sanction further buys, as a good chunk of their summer transfer budget was spent on bringing in Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad. It was initially reported that Rodrygo's compatriot Gabriel Martinelli could be sold to Al-Nassr but latest reports have emerged that the Saudi giants have now shown concrete interest in the Los Blancos star after Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly urged his club to sign the attacker.

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  now reports that reigning Champions League winners PSG are the latest club to show interest in the Brazilian and the club officials have got in touch with the player's representatives. PSG's attack is currently spearheaded by Ousmane Dembele but Rodrygo's arrival could further bolster an already star-studded lineup. Manager Luis Enrique is reportedly known to be an admirer of the 24-year-old.

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  For now, the Brazil international remains focused on the Club World Cup and will be next seen in action on Wednesday as Madrid face PSG in the semi-final.

“It’s not over just yet” for this group of New Zealand cricketers, Kane Williamson said* after his side’s elimination from the 2023 World Cup with a 70-run defeat to India in the first semi-final on Wednesday night. Their golden generation of players are still yet to win a World Cup together in either white-ball format, but Williamson insisted that they have a future.New Zealand have one of the oldest squads in the tournament, with only two players aged younger than 28, and the core will be in their mid-to-late-30s come the next 50-over World Cup in 2027. Trent Boult and Tim Southee, the oldest players in their squad at 34, were both expensive as India racked up 397 for 4, finishing with combined figures of 4 for 186 across their 20 overs.”It’s an ongoing effort as a side to keep trying to get better and push the boundaries of where we can get to as a team,” Williamson said. “You can only hope that, as we experienced from some of our leaders as young guys, that we can continue to bring players through – not just in the quality that [the senior players] bring, because we’ve seen that in spades throughout the last seven weeks, but also in how they’re approaching their cricket in order to try and move this team forwards.Related

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“I think we’ve seen that too – so some good signs, certainly, in this last period of time. It’s not over just yet, but that’s where the focus is. You come to these tournaments and they can be small margins [which determine] whether you get further or not, but ultimately, it’s about growing as a group and becoming a better cricket team. I think the seven weeks were really valuable for us as a side: we wanted to go further, naturally, but we’ll reflect on it and take a lot of good out of it.”Williamson conceded that India had effectively batted his side out of the game at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. “They didn’t give us a sniff, really,” he said. “I suppose if you bat first and put 400 on the board, it’s a tick in the batting column and you go and try and do the job in the second half. It was tough out there: the ball swung a lot initially, so we had to work pretty hard but credit to India.”We didn’t create many meaningful opportunities that could actually change the flow of runs in that first half, and that wasn’t through lack of effort. It was just quality on the opposition side and we were sort of searching. They did it well from the start. For us, it’s sucking it up and taking it on the chin; taking those experiences to become a better side and move forward.”Williamson said that he would have chosen to bat first if he had won the toss, and said that conditions changed as the game wore on. “It was a used wicket, but a pretty good surface, really,” he said. “Conditions change as they go under lights… that’s fine: that’s what you expected, and they played really well.”We would have batted as well, but it’s the toss of a coin, isn’t it? You’re still trying to operate regardless of what you do [first]. And they certainly made the most of that opportunity. It’s not all on the toss, but they made best use of the conditions they had. We were certainly trying our best [but] it didn’t quite go our way today.”New Zealand started the tournament with four consecutive wins but lost five of their final six games, and struggled in the absence of the injured Matt Henry. Williamson himself only played four of their 10 matches, fracturing his thumb after coming back from an ACL rupture, and admitted that injuries had been tough to deal with.”The injuries weren’t helpful – you never want those – but there was still some good cricket there, and we had a couple of close losses… we had our fair share of bits and pieces go on, but that’s life. Most teams are dealing with something on any given day, but I think the attitude that the guys kept coming back with [was good].”19.30 GMT – This story was updated with fresh quotes

The pair will become the first female umpires to stand in the men’s Shield competition after being appointed to separate games in November

Alex Malcolm18-Oct-2023Claire Polosak and Eloise Sheridan will break new ground in Australian cricket with the pair set to become the first female umpires to officiate in the Sheffield Shield after being appointed to stand in two games in November.Both umpires have stood in men’s Marsh Cup fixtures and men’s BBL matches in Australia but no female umpire has previously stood on-field for a Shield match. This follows England’s Sue Redfern becoming the first female umpire to stand in an LV= Insurance County Championship match between Glamorgan and Derbyshire in Cardiff in September.Polosak will partner Sam Nogajski at the WACA Ground when Western Australia take on South Australia on November 15, while Sheridan will umpire Victoria’s match against Queensland at the MCG alongside Gerard Abood from November 16.Polosak was the first woman to officiate in a men’s ODI in 2019 and has also stood in 12 men’s T20Is however all have been matches between associate nations. She was the first female umpire to officiate in a men’s Test match as the fourth umpire in the third Test of India’s tour of Australia in January 2021.”I am very much looking forward to standing in the Sheffield Shield match at the WACA Ground,” Polosak said.”Just like players, umpires are always working towards opportunities at higher honours, and this is undoubtedly another step forward on the pathway for umpires. Thank you to Cricket Australia, Cricket NSW and the NSW Cricket Umpires’ and Scorers’ Association for their support.”I’d especially like to extend my appreciation to the countless umpiring colleagues that I have had the pleasure to stand with. I have learned from every single one of them and this appointment is standing on their shoulders.”Eloise Sheridan (left) will stand in a Sheffield Shield game next month•Ramsey CardsSheridan made her women’s Test debut in the 2022 Ashes and umpired in the Women’s ODI World Cup in 2022 and the Women’s T20 World Cup in 2023.”I am excited to be making my men’s first-class debut and honoured to be doing so in the same round as Claire,” Sheridan said.”This is a significant moment for umpiring in Australia, and hopefully we can continue to break down barriers for those who come after us. It also provides a great opportunity for others to recognise the important role that umpires play in the game and it might inspire a few budding umpires to join the team.”I am proud that my hard work has resulted in this opportunity and excited to see what the future holds in my umpiring career. I am really grateful to the support from Cricket Australia and SACA along the way, as well as my family and friends.”Cricket Australia’s Umpiring Chairman of Selectors Damien Mealey was effusive in his praise of the pair.”It is a testament to the strong CA umpire pathway that both Claire and Eloise have progressed through our elite domestic competitions before officiating in international women’s T20, ODI and Test matches,” Mealey said.”More recently, both attended the Commonwealth Games and represented their states and Australia proudly with exemplary performances.”As pioneers in women’s officiating, they have set and maintained a high standard and thoroughly deserve this accolade of becoming Australian cricket’s next first-class umpires.”

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Para conseguir o tetracampeonato da Copa do Brasil nesta quarta-feira (19), contra o Flamengo, o Corinthians precisa acabar com a sina de mau visitante e também melhorar o desempenho jogando no Maracanã.

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Somando todas as competições, o Timão está há oito jogos sem vencer fora de casa. O último triunfo da equipe de Vítor Pereira como visitante foi no dia 24 de julho, quando o clube venceu o Atlético-MG por 2 a 1, de virada, no Mineirão, pelo Brasileirão.Desde então, o Time do Povo conseguiu apenas quatro empates e sofreu quatro derrotas.

Nesta edição da Copa do Brasil, o Corinthians ainda não venceu fora de casa. A equipe empatou com a Portuguesa-RJ e Fluminense, e foi derrotada pelo Atlético-GO e Santos.

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Para piorar a situação, o Timão decide a final em um palco onde vem tendo dificuldades ultimamente. O clube alvinegro está há cinco anos sem conseguir uma vitória no Maracanã. O jejum do Time do Povo no estádio Jornalista Mário Filho dura 12 partidas, e a equipe soma nove derrotas e três empates.

A última vitória alvinegra no Maracanã foi no dia 23 de julho de 2017, quando Balbuena, de cabeça, sacramentou a vitória dos visitantes por 1 a 0 sobre o Tricolor das Laranjeiras, pelo Brasileirão daquele ano.

Pela Copa do Brasil, o Corinthians disputou oito jogos no Maracanã, e a única vitória aconteceu há 22 anos, quando Marcelinho Carioca fez o solitário gol da partida contra o Vasco, pela partida de ida da semifinal de 1995. Naquele ano, o Time do Povo foi campeão pela primeira vez do torneio nacional ao derrotar o Grêmio na final.

Na atual temporada, o Timão teve três chances de acabar com o tabu no estádio. Na primeira, derrota por 4 a 0 para o Fluminense pelo Brasileirão. Depois, derrota por 1 a 0 para o Flamengo, que decretou a eliminação do clube nas quartas de final da Libertadores. A partida mais recente foi o embate contra o Tricolor das Laranjeiras na semifinal da Copa do Brasil, onde Róger Guedes sacramentou o empate por 2 a 2, aos 45 minutos do segundo tempo.

Apesar do histórico recente negativo no Maracanã e das dificuldades como visitante na temporada, o Corinthians conquistou seus três títulos de Copa do Brasil (Grêmio, Brasiliense e Internacional) fora de casa (Olímpico, Boca do Jacaré e Beira-Rio).

Former Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech's son Damian has signed his first professional deal with Fulham, joining his sister at Craven Cottage.

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Damian Cech, the son of former Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper Petr, has penned professional terms with Fulham, following in his father's footsteps. Petr is one of the Premier League's greatest ever goalkeepers, making almost 450 appearances in England's top flight and winning a whole range of trophies during his time at Stamford Bridge.

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Born in 2009, Damian is also a goalkeeper and spent time in Chelsea's youth academy. The teenager made his debut for Czechias Under-18s side last year aged just 15 and now joins his sister Adela Cechova at Craven Cottage. She recently played for her national team's Under-17s for the first time, coming off the bench during a 3-0 defeat to Mexico in the MIMA Cup.

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Petr Cech lifted the Premier League trophy four times while at Chelsea but left for local rivals Arsenal when Thibaut Courtois became the first choice shot-stopper for the Blues. He would win an FA Cup and two Community Shields with the Gunners before retiring at the end of the 2018-19 season. He later took up a technical director position with Chelsea but left after Roman Abramovich sold the club to Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital.

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Damian will be hoping to rise through the ranks at Fulham, who enjoyed a largely prosperous 2024-25 season as they finished 11th in the Premier League.