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Detik SportKlopp Ungkap Alasan Bagi Skuad Timnas Jerman Jadi 2 Tim
Juergen Klopp mengungkap alasan membagi skuad Timnas Jerman jadi dua tim. Ia membantah pembagian itu berdasar kasta tim utama dan cadangan.
Bola.com8 Bintang Timnas Indonesia Mengalami Cedera Menjelang FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, Siapa Saja?
Laga pertama Timnas Indonesia di FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 akan dilakukan pada 25 September mendatang.
Bola.comMalaysia Bisa Mainkan Winger Lincah Kelahiran Argentina untuk Melawan Timnas Indonesia di FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, Naturalisasinya Disahkan FIFA
Malaysia sudah bisa memainkan winger kelahiran Argentina, Manuel Hidalgo, untuk FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, termasuk melawan Timnas Indonesia.
CNN Indonesia OlahragaBerapa Harga Jersey Ketiga Timnas Indonesia?
Kelme sebagai apparel resmi Timnas Indonesia telah merilis jersey ketiga yang nantinya akan digunakan saat tampil di FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026.
VoetbalPrimeurDe Telegraaf ziet negen potentiële Oranje-spelers rondlopen in Eredivisie
Er zijn negen spelers uit de Eredivisie die zich in de kijker hebben gespeeld bij bondscoach Xavi Hernández. Dat schrijft De Telegraaf donderdagmiddag. Ook wordt er een harde conclusie getrokken over het niveau in de Nederlandse competitie.
Detik SportKarena Bernardo Silva & John Stones Tak Sanggup Lawan Man City
Direktur Sepakbola Manchester City Hugo Viana mengungkapkan detail kepergian Bernardo Silva dan John Stones. Keduanya sama-sama pergi di bursa musim panas lalu.
Marca LALIGA EA SportsEl Sevilla sube el listón
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BBC SportFA chair demands Infantino release World Cup sell-off documents
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has been told to release all documents relating to his controversial plan to sell off a stake in the World Cup.
VoetbalPrimeurVaessen droomt groot en spreekt transferwens uit: 'Zou ik een mooie stap vinden'
Etienne Vaessen hoopt na dit seizoen 'een mooie stap' te maken, zo laat de doelman van FC Groningen weten tegenover ESPN. Daarbij maakt het voor de keeper niet uit of dat een stap is naar de Nederlandse top of het buitenland.
Football ItaliaComo’s Butez included in preliminary France squad for Zidane’s first camp in charge
Reports in France and Italy indicate that Como goalkeeper Jean Butez has been included on...
The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | Michael Carrick risks untimely spell in the ‘crisis’ box seat with Manchester United
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! Following the conclusion of this weekend’s round of Premier League fixtures, football fans have what promises to be an exceptionally long, uninspiring and largely inconsequential international break to endure. In most parts of the world, various nations have nothing more exciting than friendlies scheduled. In Europe, it’s the return of the Nations League. A competition apparently conceived for no other reason than to allow Cristiano Ronaldo to spuriously claim he has won two major international trophies, this Uefa wheeze is about to kick off for the fifth time. Almost unique among tournaments that have enjoyed such longevity, its format remains fairly baffling to many of those who will actually be playing in it and all but the keenest students of the game. In truth, hardly anyone cares about the Nations League and quite literally nobody gives two hoots about its opening games. I met Ludek Miklosko once. In fact, shaking my hand was one of the first things he had to endure after signing for West Ham in the summer of 1990. (The history books say he signed earlier, but he wasn’t officially unveiled until the summer.) I was working in the club shop at Upton Park (a cabin by the gates). He seemed baffled that now he was finally here and had escaped the communist regime, he was being introduced to a child as ‘our new goalkeeper’. He was very nice about it, though; I showed him the new kit, and he went on to meet the groundsman and have a look at the pitch. My lasting memory was of his truly massive hands. Lovely fella” – Jimmy O’Brien. I was struck by the phrase that Madrid’s Carlos Espí ‘dug his side out of a hole’ ( yesterday’s Football Daily ). Surely, one cannot dig oneself out of a hole? Digging, by definition, takes you further into the ground. Unless the goal was to arrive in China, climbing out of a hole would be more appropriate” – Christopher D’Cruz. Amalgamating the themes of yesterday’s three letters , Spurs fans can at least be hopeful about one thing. Since a player who spends much of the time rolling around knacked near the corner flag can’t be interfering with play, then at least none of their forward line will be caught offside much this year” – Jon Millard. This is an extract from our daily football email … Football Daily. To get the full version, just visit this page and follow the instructions . Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballThomas Tuchel’s shot at redemption begins with England’s tricky Nations League tests
It is hard to know whether haters will ever accept manager’s failed tactical shift against Argentina but positive start to preparation for Euros might help Thomas Tuchel has been back around the Premier League grounds this season and it is worth dwelling on one particular interaction he had with a colleague inside a VIP enclosure, which has doubtless been repeated elsewhere. “People are killing me,” the England manager said. At which point he might have added: Still . It is two months since England’s 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina in the United States and the emotion tied up in it continues to swirl. Heartbreak, pain, frustration; everything in this kind of area has touched everybody with an investment in the team. It was a result to leave scars that may never heal. Continue reading...
Detik SportTaklukkan FC Seoul, Persib Kian Pede di Super League
Persib Bandung kian mempertebal kepercayaan diri mengarungi Super League. Kemenangan atas FC Seoul yang membuat Maung Bandung mempunyai keyakinan kian tebal.
The Guardian FootballAlessandro Costacurta: ‘San Siro is an icon – it’s incredibly beautiful but it’s not functional’
Milan’s grand old home turns 100 this weekend, and while it will soon be torn down one of the greatest players to grace it reflects on the noise and power of a unique stadium Alessandro Costacurta lasted 15 minutes of his first game at San Siro. He was, admittedly, not playing, but tagging along to watch his older brother’s favourite team. “I grew up in the province of Varese, north of Milan,” he says. “So as a kid I was a Varese fan. It was my brother who supported Milan. The first time I went to San Siro, I was 12, my brother was 14. I think it was Milan-Bologna. But San Siro wasn’t covered back then, and suddenly this downpour started, so much rain. We were with our dad and after a quarter of an hour he just said: ‘No, that’s it, we’ve got to go.’ So that was the first time I saw San Siro.” Continue reading...
Marca LALIGA EA SportsPérez Llorca critica la "imprudencia de LaLiga" por no suspender antes el Levante-Athletic: "Ellos tendrán que explicarlo"
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VoetbalPrimeurNEC probeert te shoppen in één land: 'Steeds grotere clubs mengen zich daar...'
In de afgelopen jaren is NEC zeer actief geweest op de Japanse markt. Het wordt echter steeds lastiger voor de Nijmegenaren om de parels op te pikken, omdat grotere clubs zich mengen op die markt. Toch blijft technisch directeur Carlos Aalbers kansen zien.
BBC SportAre Hibs set up to follow Motherwell & Hearts coaching model?
After David Gray's departure, what direction might Hibernian go now when it comes to identifying a replacement?
Football ItaliaAmorim appears to change stance on Milan transfers after Benfica defeat
Ruben Amorim appears to have shifted his stance on Milan’s transfer activity, acknowledging that some...
