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O empate do Corinthians com o Cuiabá na noite deste sábado (10) trouxe ao Timão o risco de terminar a décima rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro na zona do rebaixamento. O pior, a equipe alvinegra pode chegar até a vice-lanterna da competição nacional. Para que nenhuma dessas coisas aconteçam, o torcedor corintiano precisará manter o secador ligado neste domingo para que América-MG, Goiás e Vasco não vençam os seus respectivos jogos. 

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E a primeira missão da Fiel já foi bem sucedidade, já que, mesmo jogando em casa, o América-MG não venceu o Athletico-PR, na manhã deste domingo (11). O Coelho chegou a estar perdendo por 2 a 0 na Arena Independência, mas foi buscar o empate aos 50 minutos do segundo tempo, justamente com o gol de um ex-corintiano: Danilo Avelar. Ainda assim, mesmo com o empate, o time mineiro chegou a oito pontos, um a menos que os nove que o Coringão possui.

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Já às 16h, a torcida do Corinthians precisará esquecer o DVD e o histórico recente de rivalidade contra o Internacional, porque o Colorado receberá o Vasco da Gama, em Porto Alegre. A equipe cruz-maltina, que venceu somente na primeira rodada do Brasileirão, tem seis pontos, três a menos que o Coringão. Portanto, para deixar o Time do Povo para trás, não basta que apenas os cariocas vençam os gaúchos, eles também precisam tirar uma diferença de saldo de dois gols.

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Os vascaínos estão negativos em oito, e os corintianos em seis. Ambas as equipes foram às redes nove vezes neste campeonato. Porém, uma vitória do Gigante da Colina passa pelo time fazer, ao menos, um gol, o que seria o suficiente para eles passassem o Timão no critério de gols pró. Assim, o Vasco vencendo o Inter por somente um gol de diferença ainda não seria o necessário para que o Corinthians seja deixado para trás pelos cariocas. 

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Por fim, às 18h30, o secador corintiano terá a sua última missão: evitar a vitória do Goiás. O Esmeraldino recebe o Fluminense, no estádio da Serrinha, em Goiânia. A situação dos goianos é a mesma do América-MG. Ambos têm sete pontos, dois a menos que o Corinthians, podendo chegar a 10 em caso de vitória e ultrapassando a equipe do Parque São Jorge. 

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Assim, se, pelo menos, um desses resultados adversos para o Timão se concretizarem, o time alvinegro terminará a décima rodada do Brasileirão entre os quatro piores times da competição. E terá que conviver com o fato de estar na zona do rebaixamento para a Série B durante, no mínimo, 10 dias, período até a retomada da competição, que terá uma pausa por conta das datas Fifa para que aconteçam jogos entre seleções. 

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Paceman impressed on Test debut against Australia in 2024

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Ben Sears, the New Zealand fast bowler, has signed for Yorkshire for the 2025 season, and will arrive in time for their second County Championship game of the season, against Worcestershire at Headingley.Sears, 27, has impressed with his raw pace for New Zealand, including in his only Test to date, against Australia in 2024, when he claimed five wickets at Christchurch, including 4 for 90 in the second innings. He had previously made his T20I debut against Bangladesh in 2021.He will be joined at Headingley by his fellow New Zealand quick Will O’Rourke, who has signed for the T20 Blast, while the club has also drawn comparisons with his compatriot, and former Yorkshire overseas player, Lockie Ferguson.”I can’t wait to get over to Headingley and start playing with the guys,” Sears said. “Some of the signings made already are exciting and I hope I can add to that.”It’s important to set the tone early in any season. We have some big games in that first block, and I’ll be ready to get the team off to the best start possible.”Head Coach Anthony McGrath said: “Ben is a real talent who can get some extra bounce when he bowls. In that early section of the year when pitches can be greener or slower, he’ll be a real handful and I’m excited to get him over and start working with him.”Gavin Hamilton, General Manager of Cricket added: “To attract such talented bowlers like Ben to the club is testament to the lure of Yorkshire across the globe. Ben is an exciting talent and will provide the squad with an extra element that will be crucial this season.”We’re thrilled he has signed and look forward to welcoming him to Headingley in April.”

Leeds United recently made an approach for an “elite” player, who has since signed for Premier League rivals Manchester United in a last minute deadline day move.

Farke likely to be disappointed after Leeds' quiet deadline day

Heading into deadline day, Daniel Farke made it clear that he wanted to make two more additions to his squad, with the manager particularly keen to strengthen in attacking areas, having identified Facundo Buonanotte and Harry Wilson as targets.

However, the Whites were unable to get any new signings through the door, with it being widely reported the Cottagers pulled the plug on a deal for Wilson at the last minute, while Buonanotte ended up signing for Chelsea on loan until the end of the campaign.

As such, Farke is likely to be frustrated by the end to the transfer window, but the manager can take some solace in the fact he has managed to improve his squad in a number of key areas this summer, not least between the sticks.

Lucas Perri was signed as a replacement for Illan Meslier, who has been attracting interest from the likes of Rangers and Lorient, but a report has now revealed a different goalkeeper was being considered as a replacement for the Frenchman at one stage.

According to a report from Belgium (via The Daily Mail), Leeds made an approach to sign Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp, but ultimately walked away from a deal when they discovered the hefty asking price.

Scouts from both Sunderland and Leeds decided against bringing in Lammens, given that it would be a risk to throw him straight in as first-choice goalkeeper in the Premier League, and he ended up joining Man United for a fee of around £18m instead.

"Elite" Lammens would've been risky signing for Leeds

Despite being described as having “elite potential” by scout Ben Mattinson, signing the former Royal Antwerp man would’ve been a gamble for Leeds, given that he is yet to prove himself in one of Europe’s major leagues.

The Belgian is just 23-years-old, meaning Perri has far more experience, and barring the trip to Arsenal, the Brazilian has made a solid start to life at Elland Road, keeping two clean sheets in his opening three Premier League games.

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Lyon manager Paulo Fonseca was also left very impressed by the 27-year-old’s performances in Ligue 1 last season, saying in March: “Right now, the best goalkeeper in the world is Lucas Perri.”

As such, Leeds made the correct decision signing the former Lyon man instead of Lammens, who has a daunting season ahead of him, with the young Belgian tasked with trying to establish himself as number one for Man United.

Celtic are in a strange position heading into the final few days of the summer transfer window, having just been knocked out of the Champions League.

The Hoops may have been hoping to have the extra funds to target bigger signings before the deadline, but they may have to find other ways to raise money for new additions, including cashing in on their current stars.

According to Anthony Joseph, Adam Idah had a medical at Swansea on Friday ahead of a £7m move to Wales, 12 months on from his £9.5m switch to Celtic from Norwich.

Allowing the Ireland international to move on, though, could provide the Scottish Premiership champions with a chance to reinvest in Brendan Rodgers’ squad in the next few days.

Celtic preparing bid for new winger

Whilst Idah’s exit will create the need for a new striker to arrive at Parkhead, the Scottish giants are also looking to bring in another winger on top of Michel-Ange Balikwisha.

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According to Sky Sports journalist Anthony Joseph, Celtic are still pursuing a last-gasp deal to sign Hammarby forward Sebastian Tounekti.

The reporter claims that the Hoops have made a second offer for the winger after they already had a first proposal of around £2.6m turned down by the Swedish side.

He reveals that the Scottish giants have offered a deal worth up to £4.7m for the wing wizard, who is said to be valued at £5m, and it remains to be seen what their answer will be.

The winger was recently quoted saying: “You get to know some of what’s going on and I’ve heard that there’s interest. Of course it’s great that a big club (Celtic) that often plays in the Champions League wants me. It’s a top club in Europe. It’s great that there’s that kind of interest and it shows that you’ve done something good.”

What Tounekti could bring to Celtic

One player who could benefit from the club getting a deal over the line for the Swedish attacker is Daizen Maeda, who could love the creative forward.

The Japan international scored a staggering 33 goals in 51 appearances in all competitions last season, per Transfermarkt, but his only goal in six outings this term came against Falkirk in the League Cup.

Tounekti predominantly plays on the left wing and could free Maeda up to play through the middle as a striker, particularly with Idah’s impending exit, and the 23-year-old star has the creative quality to be a dream for the current Celtic marksman.

2025 Allsvenskan

Sebastien Tounekti

Percentile rank vs wingers

Goals

2

Top 37%

Chances created

22

Top 16%

Dribbles completed

41

Top 3%

Pass accuracy

85%

Top 15%

xA

4.53

Top 3%

Assists

5

Top 9%

Stats via FotMob

In 19 league starts this year, as you can see in the table above, the £3m-rated attacker has been one of the most creative players in his home country’s top-flight.

These statistics suggest that he has the potential to be an incredibly creative figure out wide for Celtic, as a player who can consistently beat opposition players as a dribbler whilst also creating high-quality chances for his teammates on a regular basis.

This is why Maeda, who has yet to replicate his goalscoring exploits from last season, may love to play alongside Tounekti at Parkhead this season for the Hoops.

The Celtic target could be the creative spark out wide that Maeda needs to rediscover his shooting boots and hit the goal trail on a regular basis for Rodgers once again, which is why this is a potentially exciting signing for the club for multiple reasons.

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ECB NOC policy also high on the agenda as Oliver Hannon-Dalby prepares to take up role

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Incoming PCA chair Oliver Hannon-Dalby has welcomed the sudden influx of cash into English cricket brought about through the Hundred sale, and urged the ECB to spend it wisely to address a number of issues, including closing the gender pay gap in the flagship competition.The veteran Warwickshire seamer, who has been elected as the PCA’s new chair in place of the outgoing James Harris, was speaking on the day the last of the eight Hundred teams, Southern Brave, were sold to GMR group. The co-owners of Delhi Capitals, a majority shareholder in host county Hampshire, valued Brave at £98 million, taking the overall valuation close to £1 billion. In the immediate term, more than £450m has been raised to be spread throughout the professional and recreational game.The scale of this significant windfall exceeded the ECB expectations, and reinforces the hope of governing body chief executive Richard Gould that the sale will “recapitalise the county game for the next 20 to 25 years”.Related

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One area which Hannon-Dalby believes needs to be address promptly is the pay disparity between the country’s male and female cricketers, which has now widened in the Hundred following 25% rises across the board.This summer, the top bracket in the men’s competition has risen by 60% to £200,000, while the top women’s salaries have gone up just 30%, to £65,000. A difference of £75,000 last year has now increased to £135,000.In the lowest band, men will be paid £31,000 (previously £30,000) and the women £10,000 (£8,000). One of the recommendations of 2023’s Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report was for equal salaries and bonuses in the competition by 2025.”It’s definitely something we need to address,” Hannon-Dalby said of the pay gap. “By this stage, gender pay was meant to be equal and certainly in the conversations that we’ve had with the ECB in previous years, they said they were going to improve it. And it’s actually probably got wider, hasn’t it? The pay gap’s actually got wider, which is not great.”It’s simply just not fair is it? It’s not right. And certainly, if the ECB have promised that it’s going to get better and it hasn’t, that’s not right.”All we can do is ask and all we can do is try. The women’s game in this country is absolutely exploding and its brilliant to see. Certainly, the women’s Hundred has been an absolute success.”It’s a conversation we need to have and it’s something we need to try. It’s something that I put in my manifesto, it’s something that’s important to our members and something we definitely want to improve.”Hannon-Dalby is also keen to push for more clarity on the ECB’s new No-Objection Certificates (NOC) policy, which will deny players on red-ball contracts with their counties from taking part in other competitions that clash with the English summer.The notable exception to the rule is the IPL, which this season will run from March 21 to May 25, encroaching on the start of the English summer. But the main contention over the new stance comes from the fact the PSL is not afforded the same exception, despite concluding more than two weeks earlier, on May 9.Despite constant back and forth with the PCA and individuals, the ECB has not relented on its stance of treating the IPL differently. After James Vince unofficially retired from first-class cricket to take up a deal with Karahci Kings for the upcoming PSL, Hannon-Dalby sees it as his job to protect the movement of the players he has been elected to represent.”James Vince, as I understand it, has gone into a white-ball-only deal. And that’s not great, is it? He’s one of the players of his generation, a brilliant, brilliant cricketer. He’s whacked me around Edgbaston plenty of times, so actually not bowling at him next year, as much as it might help my bowling figures… for the health of the county game, we want James Vince playing red-ball cricket.”[There is] also a bit of disparity between the people able to go to the IPL but then not the PSL. Just on the face of it doesn’t seem very fair. It seems, ‘one rule for one, one rule for the other’.”I understand there has been a lot of open communication and collaboration with ECB. Getting in the room and talking about how we protect players’ movement moving forward is going to be very important.”It’s probably more the movement in the winter and the bit of disparity around different competitions having different rules. I think it’s probably the main bone of contention.”Hannon-Dalby will officially begin his PCA duties at the start of next month, after being ratified at the PCA annual general meeting on March 4. The 35-year-old, who started out at Yorkshire before moving to Warwickshire in 2013, will be the 16th chair of the association, having spent more than 10 years as a PCA representative.

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O triunfo do Athletico-PR por 3 a 0 na última terça-feira (27), diante do Alianza Lima, serviu mais do que apenas assegurar a classificação rumo às oitavas de final da Libertadores na primeira posição do Grupo G.

Por conta do novo sistema de premiação que foi estabelecido pela Conmebol, cada triunfo na fase de grupos do torneio continental rende bônus de 300 mil dólares, algo que equivale a R$ 1,4 milhão na atual cotação. Tendo vencido quatro de seus seis compromissos, o clube da Baixada, apenas nesse quesito, somou 1,2 milhão de dólares (R$ 5,7 milhões).

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Além desse item, deve se considerar também a mera participação na etapa de grupos da Libertadores, onde se somam mais três milhões de dólares (R$ 14,3 milhões) bem como a garantia de estar na fase eliminatória da competição, agregando mais 1,25 milhão de dólares (R$ 5,9 milhões) ao montante.

Com isso, até o presente momento, o Furacão já angariou a quantia de 5,75 milhões de dólares (R$ 27,5 milhões) em acumulado que pode chegar até a 27,75 milhões de dólares (R$ 132,9 milhões) caso o rubro-negro consiga concretizar o sonho do inédito título de Libertadores.

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Depois do compromisso continental, os comandados de Wesley Carvalho voltam a se concentrar no Campeonato Brasileiro onde, no domingo (2), recebem o Palmeiras na Ligga Arena.

أكد الإيطالي جينارو جاتوزو، المدير الفني لمنتخب إيطاليا الأول لكرة القدم على أنه سيغادر البلاد في حال عدم تأهله إلى كأس العالم 2026.

كان المنتخب الإيطالي حقق فوزًا ثمينًا على نظيره الكيان الصهيوني، مساء الثلاثاء الماضي في إطار تصفيات أوروبا المؤهلة إلى بطولة كأس العالم 2026.

واستضافت إيطاليا منافسها في الجولة الثامنة من تصفيات أوروبا المؤهلة إلى النسخة المقبلة من كأس العالم، إذ فاز أصحاب الأرض بثلاثة أهداف دون رد.

وجاءت مباراة إيطاليا والكيان الصهيوني وسط احتجاجات ضخمة خارج الملعب من جانب الجماهير الإيطالية لدعم غزة ضد العدوان.

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واستضاف ملعب “آ.لي كوك آرينا” مباراة إيطاليا وإستونيا، في تصفيات قارة أوروبا المؤهلة إلى بطولة كأس العالم، والتي انتهت بفوز رجال جاتوزو بثلاثية لهدف.

وتحتل إيطاليا المركز الثاني برصيد 15 نقطة في جدول ترتيب المجموعة التاسعة خلف النرويج التي تمتلك 18 نقطة والكيان الصهيوني 9 نقاط بالمركز الثالث.

وقال جاتوزو، في تصريحات نقلتها صحيفة “ماركا”: “إذا لم تتأهل إيطاليا لكأس العالم 2026 فسأغادر البلاد، أعيش بعيدًا جدًا لكنني سأسافر أبعد من ذلك”.

ولم يشارك المنتخب الإيطالي في آخر نسختين من بطولة كأس العالم، إذ تعتبر آخر مشاركة للأتزوري بالمونديال كانت عام 2014 بالبرازيل.

Durham lost their last five wickets for 21 runs, leaving Nottinghamshire needing 89 to win from 40 overs

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Nottinghamshire 579 (James 125, Slater 92, McCann 79, Montgomery 75, Tongue 55) and 89 for 2 (Hameed 39*, Clarke 35*) beat Durham 378 (Ackermann 116, O’Neill 5-81) and 289 (Ackermann 124, Clark 62, Tongue 5-66) by eight wicketsColin Ackermann’s second century of the match was not enough to stave off defeat for Durham, who succumbed to Nottinghamshire by eight wickets after a match-turning spell by England fast bowler Josh Tongue.South African-born Netherlands international Ackermann made 124 to go with his first-innings 116 as Durham, who had trailed by 201 on first innings, looked to emerge with a draw from the opening round of the Rothesay County Championship.But Tongue, on a Nottinghamshire debut delayed by a full season because of injuries following his 2023 move from Worcestershire, shattered that ambition by taking 5 for 66, somehow conjuring four wickets in 12 deliveries from a ball right at the end of its 80-over match lifespan.Durham lost their last five wickets for 21 runs, leaving Nottinghamshire needing 89 to win from 40 overs remaining in the match, a task they completed for the loss of two wickets, skipper Haseeb Hameed making 39 and Joe Clarke 35.Tongue’s achievement came after Nottinghamshire’s other debut-making fast bowler, Australian international Fergus O’Neill, had taken 5 for 81 in the first innings. Tongue also made a career-best 55 with the bat in Nottinghamshire’s first innings.It was a painful defeat for Durham, who posted 378 in their first innings and had the home side 319 for 6 in reply only for Lyndon James (125), Matt Montgomery (75) and Tongue to bat the home side into a position of strength.If Durham’s approach to the final day was always likely to be cautious, it was confirmed after Dillon Pennington opened with a sharp seven-over spell that brought him two wickets for 10 runs.At 87 behind overnight, even with seven wickets in hand on a pitch that had yielded runs at around 3.75 per over, the visitors had at least needed a productively trouble-free morning to consider revising that perspective.Yet after the pacy Pennington had removed Ollie Robinson via an edge to first slip and Will Rhodes leg before, angling one in from a wide delivery point, Durham found themselves five down and still 78 behind.From then on, Ackermann and Clark dug in for a long fight and any hope that Pennington’s burst might trigger a rapid Durham collapse soon subsided.The sixth-wicket pair reached lunch still together, before clearing the arrears seven overs into the afternoon session with the innings 68 overs old.Durham’s first-innings centurion completed his second hundred of the match five overs later, a career-first for the 34-year-old and a 28th in all in first-class cricket. Conditions have largely favoured the bat in this match, but Ackermann did a superb job for his side in both innings.By now, Nottinghamshire’s best chance of making a breakthrough seemed to be with the second new ball, which was seven overs from being available as the Durham dressing room celebrated Ackermann’s feat.Yet Tongue dramatically changed the picture in what would have been the last over – the 80th – with the old ball, taking wickets with the first and last deliveries of it as Clark was bowled off an inside edge, ending a partnership with Ackermann worth 145, and new batter George Drissell was leg before, beaten for pace.Not surprisingly, Hameed invited Tongue to carry on with the same ball. A wise move it was, the England player repeating the trick in his next over, ripping out Ben Raine’s middle stump with the first delivery, beating Ackermann’s flick across the line with the sixth.O’Neill promptly finished things off with the new ball by inducing an easy return catch with a slower ball to Matty Potts, meaning Durham had collapsed from 268 for 5 to 289 all out in the space of six and a half overs.After tea was taken between innings, the home side had 40 overs available to score 89. They lost their own first-innings centurion, Ben Slater, leg before to Potts for a duck, and Freddie McCann to a slip catch off a reverse sweep, but wrapped up victory at 4.55pm with 22.5 overs to spare.

Rangers’ attacking options at Ibrox look very different now compared to just a few weeks ago.

All of last season’s top three scorers have departed this summer, with Václav Černý not returning following his loan spell, while Hamza Igamane departed for £10.4m, before Cyriel Dessers was sold for £3.5m on deadline day.

To replace them, wingers Djeidi Gassama and Oliver Antman have both arrived at Rangers while, in terms of centre-forwards, striker Bojan Miovski has come in from Girona for £2.6m, thrown in for his debut against Celtic last weekend.

Then, on deadline day, with Dessers Athens-bound, the new 49ers ownership group sanctioned one of the most expensive signings in the club’s history, but would they simply have been better off keeping a “rapid” forward?

Youssef Chermiti's move to Rangers

Last Monday, Rangers signed Youssef Chermiti from Everton in an £8m deal that could rise to £10m with performance-based add-ons.

This makes him Rangers’ most-expensive signing of the post-liquidation era, smashing Ryan Kent’s record, behind only Tore André Flo’s £12m move to Ibrox from Chelsea in 2000.

Well, the 21-year-old’s career on Merseyside does not leap off the page as someone who warrants a record-breaking transfer fee.

Chermiti began his career at Sporting CP, scoring three goals in 22 senior appearances for the Lisbon-based club, but this was enough to convince Everton to pay £11.5m to secure his signature in August 2023.

Well, fair to say this did not prove to be a shrewd investment, given that Chermiti did not score a single goal in 24 appearances for the Toffees, albeit these totalled just 295 minutes, with 22 of them as a substitute, of which 16 were cameos of ten minutes or fewer, in his defence.

Thus, it very much remains to be seen if Chermiti will be a success in Glasgow or not, making him a very expensive gamble.

So, would Rangers simply have been better off keeping hold of their “rapid” forward, rather than selling him for £4m?

Rangers' forgotten forward

Four years ago, Rangers signed forward Fashion Sakala on a free transfer, arriving from Oostende after his contract had expired at the Belgian club.

During two seasons in Glasgow, the Zambian international certainly made his mark, bagging 24 goals for Rangers, registering nine and then 12 during his two Premiership campaigns.

Speaking on Sportscene following Rangers’ 4-1 victory over Hibernian at Easter Road in March 2023, in which Sakala scored and bagged two assists, Steven Thomson praised his “immense” performance, while Leanne Crichton labelled him “rapid”.

Then, somewhat out of the blue, Sakala joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Fayha for a reported fee of £4m and, well, he hasn’t stopped scoring since then.

During his first season with the Orange, he bagged 19 Saudi Pro League goals, a tally only bettered by Cristiano Ronaldo and Aleksandar Mitrović, as the table below documents.

Sakala 23/24 Saudi Pro League

Statistics

Sakala

SPL rank

Goals

19

3rd

Assists

6

19th

G + A

25

3rd

Shots

105

3rd

Shots on target

42

3rd

Big chances missed

13

11th

Successful dribbles

84

1st

Average SofaScore rating

7.31

4th*

*minimum 25 apps; among forwards only.

Stats via FBref & SofaScore

As the table documents, Sakala was outstanding during his debut season in Saudi Arabia, ranking third for goals, shots and shots on target, completing the joint-most dribbles alongside Allan Saint-Maximin.

Last season, his form did dip, bagging only eight times in the Saudi Pro League, but this still means he has accumulated 30 goals across all competitions during two seasons with Al-Fayha, registering an assist against Al-Fateh on the opening day of this season.

During the same time frame, new signing Chermiti has scored, well, zero goals, having bagged just three in his entire senior career.

Thus, all available evidence suggests that the Zambian would certainly be more of a sure-fire thing in attack, rather than the recently arrived, expensively recruited Portuguese U21 international.

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OBotafogo promoveu uma reverência ao seu eterno ídolo. A estátua em homenagem a Garrincha ficou pronta e está exposta na frente de General Severiano, sede social do clube, desde esta quinta-feira (13). O movimento foi organizado pelo presidente do clube associativo, Durcesio Mello, e tem como intuito valorizar a história do Alvinegro no local.

Por enquanto, o monumento está sendo exposto em frente ao casarão de General Severiano. Sua inauguração oficial está prevista para o dia 25 de julho, uma terça-feira.

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Além do monumento, o clube também vai mostrar um farol da Estrela Solitária e expor taças do time de futebol. Todos os elementos farão parte do futuro museu.

A estátua feita em ouro traz Garrincha com asas, em referência ao apelido “o Anjo das Pernas Tortas”. No fim de 2022, o Botafogo havia aprovado o projeto da criação de um museu orçado na casa dos R$ 15 milhões.

Os parceiros do Alvinegro são oMude Brasil e o Instituto ISV, ambos do empresário Marcelo Lemos Fernandes. Ele foi escolhido pela diretoria para gerenciar o negócio pelos próximos 10 anos. Ainda estão previstas homenagens a outros ídolos, mas de outras maneiras.