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[ad_1] Orlando City have signed Argentine defender Rodrigo Schlegel to a new contract, the club announced Wednesday. Schlegel has signed a two-year deal through the 2024 MLS season with club options on 2025 and 2026. “Rodrigo has continually proven himself an invaluable member of our Club, both on the field and off,” Orlando City SC executive vice president of soccer operations and general manager Luiz Muzzi said in a club press release. “He’s engrained himself into our team from the very beginning of his time with us with an incredible work ethic and dedication to achieving the team’s goals. He’s been a vital part ofRead More →

[ad_1] Real Madrid will be hoping to record their 115th win against city rivals Atletico Madrid when they meet in the Copa del Rey on Thursday. Los Rojiblancos make the short crosstown trip to the Santiago Bernabeu looking to reach the last four in the backyard of their greatest rivals. Carlo Ancelotti was still in his first spell as Real Madrid boss the last time they won this competition, with the now-retired Gareth Bale scoring the memorable clincher. Here’s how Los Blancos could set out for this quarter-final. GK: Thibaut Courtois – Under-appreciated outside Madrid and boy does he want you to know about it.Read More →

[ad_1] Leeds United have confirmed the appointment of former Manchester United assistant manager Chris Armas in a similar capacity, subject to obtaining a work permit. The 50-year-old assisted Ralf Rangnick during his spell as United interim manager, but left the club after the appointment of Erik ten Hag. Armas is no stranger to Leeds manager Jesse Marsch, having worked together at New York Red Bulls between 2015 and 2018, and he should be in the dugout for Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round tie with Accrington Stanley should all of the necessary paperwork be processed. “I’m delighted to welcome Chris to Leeds United,” Marsch told Leeds’Read More →

[ad_1] News of Roman Abramovich withdrawing his UK visa application coupled with the Russian shelving Chelsea’s £1bn stadium plans has added to a mounting sense of uncertainty around ​Chelsea, who are at risk of losing touch with their rivals. The British authorities made a statement ​in refusing to renew the Russian oligarch’s visa and Abramovich hit back in some fashion, pulling the plug on £1bn worth of investment that would undoubtably have had a huge impact on the community in terms of economic and social development. Changes to the visa process – which came to force in 2015 – means that applicants may be required to prove the origins of their wealth. ThisRead More →

[ad_1] Toronto FC have strengthened their defensive options with the signing of left-back Raoul Petretta from Turkish top-flight club Kasımpaşa Spor Kulübü. The former Italy youth international arrives on a three-year contract through the 2025 MLS season with a club option on 2026, with TFC using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM) to complete the transfer. “Raoul is an experienced young left-back who established himself in a strong European club and has gained experience playing at a high level in European competitions with FC Basel,” Toronto FC head coach and sporting director Bob Bradley said in a club press release. “He is a smart passer, disciplined defender,Read More →

[ad_1] Liverpool are one of the true heavyweights of European football, and they’ve proved that with consistently brilliant performances in the continent’s elite competition. The Reds were kings of Europe in the 1970s and 1980s, winning the European Cup on a whopping four occasions and, since the tournament has been renamed the UEFA Champions League, they’ve followed up that success with two triumphs in 2004/05 and 2018/19. To celebrate their incredible history in the competition, we’ve decided to rank Liverpool’s best moments in the UEFA Champions League since its rebrand in the early 90s. A UEFA Champions League semi-final against Premier League rivals Chelsea atRead More →

[ad_1] Newcastle United are confident of sealing a deal to sign Anthony Gordon and talks are progressing with Everton over a deal, 90min understands. Sources have told 90min that the England Under-21 forward is open to moving this month, and a transfer to Newcastle does appeal to him. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has insisted the club are doing their homework on the player, and 90min revealed earlier this week that reports on Gordon were very good. The Magpies liked the player last summer and now feel he could be the ideal addition as they look to bolster their squad ahead of the second half ofRead More →

[ad_1] Newcastle United will take a one-goal lead into the second leg of their EFL Cup semi-final with Southampton following a 1-0 victory at St Mary’s. Eddie Howe’s side largely dominated on the south coast but will return to St James’ Park with a minor deficit after beating Nathan Jones’ 10-man Saints. The visitors looked to make a fast start and had a decent chance just two minutes in, with Miguel Almiron teeing up Joe Willock to fire from the edge of the penalty area, but his effort sailed over. Sean Longstaff then flashed a cross through the six yard box as Newcastle’s aggressive openingRead More →

[ad_1] Bournemouth are in talks with Roma over the possibility of signing Matias Vina, sources have told 90min. The Cherries were recently the subject of a takeover by Bill Foley and Black Knight Football Club – a partnership which includes renowned actor Michael B. Jordan. They are looking to bring in reinforcements to help in their fight against relegation, and a deal to sign Villarreal forward Nicolas Jackson from under the noses of Southampton is edging closer. 90min understands that they are now trying to complete a deal for left-back Vina, who has struggled for minutes with Roma this season. He was part of Uruguay’sRead More →

[ad_1] Everton owner Farhad Moshiri is looking to sell the club, 90min understands. The Toffees are in the midst of crises both on and off the pitch. They sacked manager Frank Lampard on Monday after falling to 19th in the Premier League table – confirmation from the club came several hours after the media had been made aware and reported on it – while fan ire at the board is at an all time high. Members of the Everton hierarchy will no longer attend games at Goodison Park due to safety fears. They are also set to be beaten to the loan signing of ArnautRead More →