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O volante Felipe Trindade, de 20 anos, é a nova contratação do Vila Nova para a temporada. O jogador estava disputando o campeonato nacional de Portugal, pelo Pinhalnovense, somando quatro vitórias e um gol marcado. Felipe celebrou a sua chegada ao Tigre.
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– Chego muito feliz e motivado em fazer parte desse grande clube. Estou preparado para dar o meu melhor e ajudar a equipe alcançar os objetivos desta temporada. Espero contribuir da melhor forma possível – disse.
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Natural do Distrito Federal, Felipe iniciou a carreira aos 8 anos pelo Sesc Taguatinga Norte, e dos 10 aos 13 anos atuou em diversas escolinhas do estado. O volante teve uma breve passagem pelo Santos, onde fez testes e foi aprovado.
Porém, problemas de registro o impediram de defender o Peixe. Além do clube Paulista, Felipe também teve passagem nas categorias de base do Deportivo La Corunã, da Espanha, e Braga, de Portugal. Felipe destacou a sua motivação.
– Vejo essa chance no Vila Nova como uma grande oportunidade de apresentar meu futebol. Chego com uma grande vontade de jogar, poder mostrar o meu futebol e ter uma grande sequência com a camisa do Vila – concluiu.
On Sunday, Liverpool lost 3-1 against Premier League title rivals, Arsenal. The sides have seemed to have developed something of a rivalry over the past couple of seasons.
The Gunners' win against Liverpool was arguably one of their best performances of the season with veteran, Jorginho, putting in a stellar performance.
This is largely due to Mikel Arteta's men having most of their first-team available for selection. Whilst Liverpool's performance was below par, this could be due to the number of injuries they sustained in the lead-up to the game.
Throughout the Premier League campaign thus far, a number of Liverpool's players have had stand-out seasons, although one man, excluding Alisson and Virgil van Dijk's mishaps, was below par at the Emirates.
What Curtis Jones did wrong against Arsenal
Curtis Jones' performance on Sunday certainly left a lot to be desired.
His outing was quite possibly the Englishman's worst showing of the season by a country mile. More often than not this term, the Academy graduate has been one of the first names on Klopp's team-sheet but could find himself back on the bench next time out.
On this occasion, although, Jones was the second-best starting midfielder for Liverpool and managed to garner a rating of 6/10, as per Liverpool ECHO, it wasn't his finest afternoon.
Jones' poor display is further backed up by Sofascore as the midfielder only managed to touch the ball 57 times throughout the entirety of the game. To put that into context, Alisson managed to touch the ball 60 times, which outlines how little of an impact the 23-year-old had on the game.
Furthermore, he lost possession of the ball on 12 occasions and only won two of his seven duels, being bypassed on a number of occasions in the centre of the pitch,
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During Sunday's clash, it felt as if he had little to no energy after the start of the game. But, when he was moved to a deeper role after the interval, he did seem to get more of a handle on the tie.
The 23-year-old will be looking to improve his performance before the Reds' next game against Burnley on the 10th February, otherwise Klopp may look to replace him with one of his teammates.
Two players could fulfil Curtis Jones' role
As the season goes on and Liverpool get ever closer to winning the Premier League title, they will need all the help that they can get.
Hence, why the fitness of the Reds' first-team squad will be essential towards the latter end of the campaign.
Crucially, Thiago featured for the first time under Klopp in Sunday's clash after sustaining an injury all the way back in April. Since arriving at Anfield in 2020, the Spain international has sustained a number of injuries.
However, when fit, he has often been one of Liverpool's best players. He plays an important role in the side and is often lauded by fans and pundits alike, notably described as a "world-class" figure by Diogo Jota. Although he doesn't contribute to many goals, he is often the pass before the assist.
Indeed, Thiago is the first port of call between the defence and the midfield, meaning his off-the-ball work is often a key part to his game. The 32-year-old could be an ideal stop-gap for Liverpool as Jones attempts to re-find his good form.
Another option Klopp could look towards is Dominik Szoboszlai. The midfielder was absent from Sunday's clash due to injury, but throughout the season, he has arguably been Liverpool's best player after Mohamed Salah.
His range of passing and creativity are second to none and this is proven by his nine goal contributions this season, a tally bettered by no other midfielder in the squad. Once the Hungary international has returned to the first-team fold, he will likely be the player Klopp chooses.
West Bromwich Albion will look to further solidify their playoff spot with a win on their travels to Norwich City today, with Carlos Corberan's Baggies confident going into the trip to Norfolk after a 4-1 victory against Blackburn Rovers last match.
Still, the Spanish boss in the Hawthorns dug-out won't want his players to rest on their laurels and be content with what they have already – the West Midlands outfit in danger of slipping out of the top six if any complacency sets in.
With that in mind, Corberan could field this lineup for the game at Carrow Road today with two potential changes on the cards…
GK – Alex Palmer
Leading the way with 12 clean sheets in the Championship this season, Illan Meslier just behind with ten to his name, Alex Palmer is a shoo-in for a start away at Norwich today.
In the reverse fixture versus the Canaries on Boxing Day, Palmer made three crucial saves to shut out Norwich to help the hosts win 1-0.
RB – Darnell Furlong
Darnell Furlong was solid throughout the comprehensive 4-1 win over Blackburn last weekend, winning six of his eight duels in the emphatic victory.
The dependable West Brom number two registered four key passes from the back against the Riversiders, not content with just sitting back and fulfilling his typical defensive duties with a forward-thinking approach preferred.
CB – Kyle Bartley
Kyle Bartley was also strong against the Riversiders in the confident win, even notching up an assist for Tom Fellows to open the scoring at the Hawthorns.
The former Arsenal man was also aerially dominant in the victory, bullying the Blackburn attackers all game in an imposing display with 100% of his aerial duels successfully won.
CB – Caleb Taylor
Looking at how well Tom Fellows has done since coming into the team as an exuberant 20-year-old talent, Corberan could switch things up at the back with young centre-back Caleb Taylor potentially preferred over Cedric Kipre.
Kipre was poor during the Blackburn win – winning just one duel – with Taylor bettering that total with two won despite only being on the pitch for 13 minutes.
LB – Conor Townsend
Conor Townsend was way off the pace against Blackburn without being detrimental to his team, failing to win any of his ground duels which allowed attackers such as Jack Garrett for the visitors to shine in patches.
Yet, with Corberan faithful to the 30-year-old at left-back this season so far, the number three should be retained regardless of this off-day.
Playing versus Norwich last month, the defender was far more bright and lively with Corberan hoping this version of Townsend reappears for the trip to the Canaries – amassing two key passes in the 1-0 win from the back.
RM – Tom Fellows
With Grady Diangana still present at the African Cup of Nations and out of action for the Baggies as a result, Fellows has really stepped up to the mark in the Congolese winger's absence with some sterling displays from down the right-hand channel.
The 20-year-old homegrown West Brom product excelled against a leaky Blackburn defence, firing four shots on the Riversiders net with one of those efforts trickling in to open the scoring in the 4-1 win.
A livewire throughout for Corberan's promotion-chasers, the Baggies boss will want Fellows to be similarly electric against Norwich to catch a similarly susceptible Canaries defence off-guard.
CM – Okay Yokuşlu
Okay Yokuşlu will also be retained for the clash today against David Wagner's hosts, despite the 29-year-old central midfielder not exactly setting the world alight against Blackburn.
Yet, the Turkish number 35 has shone in other games this season away from this lacklustre individual display.
The 29-year-old notably impressed when West Brom got the better of Leeds United at the end of December 1-0, launching himself into duels and tackles aplenty with four tackles and six duels won.
Corberan will hope Yokuşlu just experienced a blip against Blackburn – passively winning just 50% of his duels – and can return back to his best at Carrow Road.
CM – Alex Mowatt
Whilst Yokuşlu is prone to sitting back and doing the dirty work in the central midfield duo, Alex Mowatt is far more comfortable venturing forward and setting up his teammates with countless chances to score.
Managing two key passes in the Blackburn win, the former Leeds United man was unplayable at points when the Baggies previously faced off against Norwich in December.
The number 27 dominated proceedings centrally with a staggering 127 touches managed, successfully completing 100 passes. Could the 5 foot 10 midfielder pick up an assist this swagger deserves today?
LM – Adam Reach
Starting three games in a row recently after being plagued with a horrific streak of injuries, Adam Reach has proven his worth to the West Brom cause playing at left wing in the absence of injury-stricken Matt Phillips.
The 30-year-old's most impactful display to date since coming into the first-team fold was against Blackburn, managing one key pass from the hour he featured on the Hawthorns turf.
Not quite ready for a full 90 minutes just yet, Reach's steady presence down the left flank could still help the Baggies when Norwich attack at will today – the ex-Sheffield Wednesday midfielder completing three interceptions last match when Blackburn infrequently forayed forward.
CAM – Jed Wallace
The second potential change to the West Brom starting lineup could see John Swift axed for Jed Wallace to come in at the number ten spot, the ex-Reading midfielder poor even despite the convincing three points his confident teammates managed to pick up.
Amassing just 34 touches in the contest before being hauled off the pitch by Corberan on the hour mark, with one off-target effort also notched up, the time could be right to reintroduce Jed Wallace to the first-team fold after an injury layover had limited his recent minutes.
Able to play anywhere across the forward positions behind Brandon Thomas-Asante, Wallace's three goals and three assists this season when played mean he could slot into this spot effortlessly and help the Baggies secure another big win in the process with his creative powers.
Labelled as having an "unbelievable" delivery by Sheffield United defender Jack O'Connell last season, Thomas-Asante will be chomping at the bit if Wallace is preferred over Swift knowing the former Millwall's man expertise on the ball can help him become even more prolific.
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O meio-campista das categorias de base do São Paulo, Victor Hugo, usou suas redes sociais para protestar contra a falta de oportunidade de atuar entre o elenco profissional do clube. O atleta reclamou das contratações de jogadores mais experientes para o Tricolor, dizendo que o clube está ‘montando um time Sub-40’.
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Em seu Instagram, Victor Hugo respondeu perguntas de seus seguidores. Ao ser questionado se preferiria ganhar titularidade primeiro no São Paulo ou se optaria por se aventurar na Europa logo cedo, o meia reclamou de sua condição atual no clube.
– Hoje em dia tá f***, os caras ‘tá’ montando um time Sub-40′ – afirmou o atleta.
Victor Hugo apagou a postagem após a repercussão, mas não rápido o suficiente para que a imagem começasse a rodar a internet, em páginas de torcedores do São Paulo e afins.
A situação gerou a insatisfação de torcedores, que protestaram através de comentários nas fotos do meia no Instagram, desaprovando sua declaração.
Pouco depois da polêmica, o atleta se retratou em seu Instagram, afirmando que foi mal interpretado.
-Estou a uma década nesse clube, estou vendo algumas pessoas me interpretando de forma errada… só quero dizer que não houve nenhuma maldade, sou cria e a favor da instituição, aqui é São Paulo nem tenta – publicou o meia.
– Papai do céu, abençoe essas pessoas que agem de má fé – concluiu.
Procurado pelo Lance, o agente do atleta, Jonathan Marins, afirmou que a situação foi um mal-entendido, no qual Victor se expressou mal e errou, como, segundo o representante, é normal para um jovem que está aprendendo.
Jonathan reforça que não houve maldade alguma ou desejo de ofender ninguém e que o sonho do meia é vestir a camisa do São Paulo, mas que ele cometeu um equívoco na maneira que se expressou e está muito arrependido pela forma que falou.
O São Paulo voltou, nesta terça-feira (23), a realizar treinos com o elenco completo. Porém, nos últimos dias, apenas um grupo de jogadores trabalhou, enquanto os demais tiveram dias de descanso. Entre os jogadores do clube que participaram das atividades nos últimos dias, estavam jogadores da base.
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ECB Reporters Network17-May-2019Hampshire convincingly defeated Warwickshire on day four of the Specsavers County Championship fixture at EdgbastonNeeding eight wickets to secure victory, a ruthless spell of bowling from the visitors saw them dismiss the Bears on the final day in just 32.5 overs, securing a comfortable 314-run win.The hosts, who needed a further 382 runs at the start of the day to set up an unlikely victory, struggled against an excellent bowling attack which saw five bowlers take wickets and four with at least a brace.Hampshire, without captain James Vince – who is on England duty – and Indian batsman Ajinkya Rahane, never looked pressured as they showed why they are title contenders with contributions throughout the order.Tom Alsop’s 150 on the opening day was supported by the bowling architects of Kyle Abbott, Keith Barker, Liam Dawson, Fidel Edwards and Gareth Berg, who earned the visitors their second victory of the season.The Bears remain bottom with two home defeats from two.Warwickshire, who started the day on 44 for 2, would have been buoyed by the early showery conditions, a far cry from the previous three days. Following a 70-minute delay, there was glimmer of hope for the hosts, with 18 overs lost in the day. But any optimism was immediately muted as Hampshire ripped their way through Warwickshire’s top order with four wickets in 13 overs before lunch.First-class debutant Rob Yates departed on the second ball of the morning, bowled by Edwards, with Abbott removing Adam Hose’s stumps three overs later. Night-watchman Craig Miles was next to depart, a mere five balls after, bowled again by Edwards.Liam Banks, who dug in for just four off 30 balls, kick-started an early lunch when he was caught by Edwards at mid-on off the bowling of Dawson. But the break was no more than a breather as Hampshire returned in a similar relentless vein.Former Warwickshire seamer Barker trapped Alex Thomson lbw for 18 and bowled Henry Brookes for 0, with Berg’s lbw dismissal of Tim Ambrose sandwiched in the middle.A tenth-wicket partnership of 34, the highest of the Bears’ second innings, between Jeetan Patel and Oliver Hannon-Dalby offered a slight reprieve before the former edged behind to wicketkeeper Alsop to leave the Bears 109 all out.
Football FanCast takes a look at how Arsenal have conducted their transfer business in the Premier League over the years, with over £1bn being spent since 2000.
Transfers 2023/24 Total spent: £208m
Declan Rice
West Ham United
£105m
Kai Havertz
Chelsea
£65m
Jurrien Timber
Ajax
£38m
Transfers 2022/23 Total spent: £178m
Gabriel Jesus
Manchester City
£45m
Fabio Vieira
FC Porto
£34m
Oleksandr Zinchenko
Manchester City
£32m
Leandro Trossard
Brighton
£27m
Jakub Kiwior
Spezia Calcio
£20m
Jorginho
Chelsea
£12m
Matt Turner
New England
£5m
Marquinhos
Sao Paulo
£3m
Transfers 2021/22 Total spent: £156.6m
Ben White
Brighton & Hove Albion
£50m
Martin Odegaard
Real Madrid
£30m
Aaron Ramsdale
Sheffield United
£30m
Takehiro Tomiyasu
Bologna
£19.8m
Albert Sambi Lokonga
RSC Anderlecht
£18m
Nuno Tavares
Benfica
£6.8m
Auston Trusty
Colorado
£2m
Transfers 2020/21 Total spent: £85.3m
Thomas Partey
Atletico Madrid
£45.3m
Gabriel Magalhaes
LOSC Lille
£27m
Pablo Mari
Flamengo
£12m
Runar Alex Runarsson
Dijon
£1m
Willian
Chelsea
Free transfer
Cedric Soares
Southampton
Free transfer
Mathew Ryan
Brighton & Hove Albion
Loan
Martin Odegaard
Real Madrid
Loan
Transfers 2019/20 Total spent: £144.8m
Nicolas Pepe
LOSC Lille
£72m
William Saliba
Saint-Etienne
£27m
Kieran Tierney
Celtic
£25m
David Luiz
Chelsea
£8m
Pablo Mari
Flamengo
£6.8m
Gabriel Martinelli
Ituano
£6m
Dani Ceballos
Real Madrid
Loan
Cedric Soares
Southampton
Loan
Transfers 2018/19 Total spent: £70.4m
Lucas Torreira
Sampdoria
£26.5m
Bernd Leno
Bayer Leverkusen
£19.2m
Sokratis Papastathopoulos
Borussia Dortmund
£17.7m
Matteo Guendouzi
FC Lorient
£7m
Denis Suarez
Barcelona
Loan
Stephan Lichtsteiner
Juventus
Free
Transfers 2017/18 Total spent: £108.4m
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Borussia Dortmund
£60m
Alexandre Lacazette
Lyon
£46.5m
Konstantinos Mavropanos
PAS Giannina
£1.9m
Sead Kolasinac
Schalke 04
Free
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
Manchester United
Free
Transfers 2016/17 Total spent: £92.4m
Granit Xhaka
Borussia Monchengladbach
£35m
Shkodran Mustafi
Valencia
£35m
Lucas Perez
Deportivo La Coruna
£17m
Takuma Asano
Sanfrecce Hiroshima
£3.4m
Rob Holding
Bolton Wanderers
£2m
Transfers 2015/16 Total spent: £15m
Petr Cech
Chelsea
£10m
Mohamed Elneny
FC Basel
£5m
Transfers 2014/15 Total spent: £94.6m
Alexis Sanchez
Barcelona
£35m
Calum Chambers
Southampton
£16m
Danny Welbeck
Manchester United
£15m
Mathieu Debuchy
Newcastle United
£12m
Gabriel Paulista
Villarreal
£11.2m
David Ospina
OGC Nice
£3m
Krystian Bielik
Legia Warszawa
£2.4m
Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo has explained what he likes most about playing alongside Conor Gallagher.
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Liverpool know all too well the benefits of unearthing a gem from their academy, with the likes of Steven Gerrard and Robbie Fowler among the extensive list of graduates at Anfield.
Currently, Jurgen Klopp is reaping the rewards of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s progression on Merseyside, however the boss could soon have another starlet to uncover from the comforts of Melwood.
One name that is making noise from behind the scenes of the first team is 17-year-old Jayden Danns, who has started the 2023/24 campaign off magnificently, suggesting that he could be moving in the right direction towards the senior side.
After joining Liverpool at the age of eight, the 2006-born marvel has excelled through the ranks, showcasing the ability and versatility to play as either a striker or as an attacking outlet in midfield.
Born in Liverpool, Danns has made a name for himself within the club’s U18’s side, primarily acting as the squad’s centre-forward thanks to his clinical nature in the final third.
Last season, the teenager gained 17 appearances in the U18 Premier League, where he netted nine goals and secured two assists, a tally that has already been matched this campaign.
In only seven league appearances in 2023/24, the “unplayable” forward, as lauded by U23 scout Antonio Mango, has found himself on the scoresheet nine times, as well as assisting twice to mirror last term’s tally in the early stages of the calendar.
Such progression should be highly celebrated at Melwood, considering the striker has scored in seven consecutive games this season to announce himself as one of the most in-form forwards at the club.
Fortunately for Danns, the teen could see his breakthrough higher up the ranks come sooner rather than later, thanks to the lack of conviction that Klopp is currently battling in the first team.
While the 17-year-old has a lot of developing to do before he reaches first-team calibre, the forward is showing signs of a prolific nature and innate confidence, fundamentals that can’t be said this season about some of the Reds’ senior strikers.
Between Diogo Jota and Darwin Nunez, the manager has two forwards who show the capability of scoring when needed, yet lack the consistent reliability to be considered irreplaceable.
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Select Liverpool forwards 2023/24 Premier League |
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Darwin Nunez |
Cody Gakpo |
Diogo Jota |
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Appearances |
11 |
10 |
11 |
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Goals |
4 |
2 |
4 |
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Assists |
4 |
0 |
0 |
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Conversion rate % |
11% |
13% |
18% |
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Big chances missed |
10 |
2 |
1 |
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Shots on target per game |
1.5 |
0.5 |
0.7 |
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All figures via Sofascore |
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Below the duo is Cody Gakpo, who is also lacking in the final third in 2023/24, having scored two goals in ten Premier League appearances so far, averaging only 0.5 shots on target per game to relay his recent frailties in front of goal.
Aside from the Dutchman's lack of confidence, Nunez's rash decisions in the final third have seen his critics resurface, with him already missing ten big chances in 11 appearances in the league this season, stressing the need for a reliable source of goals.
If his form continues, Danns could seek a way into the senior side in the near future, with the youngster's streak in front of goal evidently far more ruthless than that of Gakpo and Nunez, with only Mohamed Salah outscoring the teen out of the first team this campaign.
Only time will tell if Liverpool’s difficulty in getting their centre-forward’s firing continues, however, at Melwood, the U18s talisman is certainly making waves of great magnitude to boost his claim to a future promotion.
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Pelo terceiro ano seguido como melhor equipe da fase de grupos da Copa Libertadores, o desempenho palestrino lhe garantiu a vantagem do mando de campo no jogo de volta do mata-matas da Libertadores.
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Por conta do regulamento em vigor desde 2019, com a final em jogo único, o Palmeiras não fará a decisão no Allianz Parque e sim em campo neutro, no Maracanã.Caso o regulamento antigo ainda estivesse em vigor, a equipe de Abel Ferreira iria repetir os feitos de 1961, 1999 e 2000, decidindo a final em seus domínios.
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Já em 1968, o Palmeiras fez o segundo confronto em casa, mas o duelo precisou de uma terceira partida, decidida em campo neutro, no Estádio Centenário, em Montevideo.
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O confronto entre Palmeiras e Santos também terá outra curiosidade: Desde 2000, ano no qual a Libertadores passou a ter oito grupos com quatro equipes e a presença do defensor do título na fase de pontos corridos, nunca as duas melhores campanhas da primeira fase se encontraram na final.
O mais perto disso ocorreu em 2013, quando Atlético Mineiro (1º) e Olimpia (3º) protagonizaram a final.A final entre Palmeiras e Santos acontece no próximo dia 30, às 17h.