Timber Siap Main di Posisi Mana Saja
Jurrien Timber aslinya berposisi sebagai bek tengah. Meski demikian, bersama Arsenal, Timber siap bermain di posisi manapun.
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Chelsea ready to move for Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar if he does not join Barcelona - Paper Round
Chelsea keen on Neymar switch The Sun report that if Neymar is unable to land a move to Barcelona, then Chelsea are ready to make a move. Ad “The Ligue 1 giants are preparing for a rebuild following the exit of Lionel Messi and the potential sale of Kylian Mbappe,” the paper claims.
Sergiño Dest: I Want to stay and prove myself at Barcelona - ESPN
United States right-back Sergiño Dest said he intends to fight for his place at Barcelona after an ill-fated loan spell at AC Milan last season.
Arsenal Mewujudkan Mimpi Jurrien Timber
Jurrien Timber senang sekali bisa gabung dengan Arsenal. Sebab mimpi masa kecilnya berhasil terwujud.
2023 MLB draft recaps: Every American League team's top picks - ESPN
After analyzing every National League class on Thursday, it's time to turn our attention to how each American League team fared in the 2023 MLB draft.
Arsenal Rampungkan Transfer Jurrien Timber
Arsenal mendapatkan lagi satu pemain buruannya di bursa transfer musim panas. Bek Ajax Amsterdam Jurrien Timber baru saja diresmikan kepindahannya.
Jurrien Timber: Arsenal continue summer spree as defender joins in £38m deal from Ajax
Arsenal have completed the £38m signing of Ajax and Netherlands international defender Jurrien Timber as the Gunners continue to reinforce their squad ahead of another tilt at the Premier League title. Timber becomes Mikel Arteta's second high-profile recruit of the summer and has signed a five-year contract. Ad Arsenal sporting director Edu said: “We are very happy to bring Jurrien to Arsenal.
England fail to score for third straight game following goalless draw against Canada in World Cup warm-up match
England have now gone three games without a goal after drawing 0-0 against Canada as they continue their preparation for the Women’s World Cup. In a practice game behind closed doors in Queensland, Sarina Wiegman utilised 21 members of her squad as the Lionesses endured a second successive goalless tie.