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Qatar Sports Investments, the investment group behind several world-leading sports brands and businesses, has announced the signing of a share purchase agreement with Olivedesportos, SGPS, S.A. regarding the acquisition by QSI of 21.67% of the share capital in Sporting Clube de Braga - Futebol, S.A.D (“SC Braga”), one of the leading football clubs in Portugal.
Spain have secured their place in the final four of the Nations League with a dramatic 1-0 win against Portugal at the Estadio Municipal de Braga. Having succumbed to a surprise 2-1 defeat to Switzerland at the weekend, Spain arrived in Braga knowing that they would need to take all three points to go through to next summer’s finals.
While Chris Wilder might not have seen the result or performance he wanted from Middlesbrough in their pre-season friendly defeat to Braga, there were certainly things he could take from the game.
Middlesbrough's tour of Portugal game to a disappointing end in Lagos on Friday evening when they were beaten 3-0 by Braga. A top side who finished fourth in the league last term and reached the quarter final of the Europa League, it was always going to be a tough test for Chris Wilder's men.
On the field, on a sticky July night in north-east Portugal, the temperature was unbearable enough for Newcastle United players as they were battered 4-0 by Braga at the picturesque Municipal Stadium.
Steven Pressley remembers shutting down bragging Braga boss Jesualdo Ferreira as Hearts stormed past the Portuguese into the Europa League group stage in 2004.
Manolo Gaspar, director deportivo del Málaga, habló sobre el 'caso Horta' y la posibilidad de recibir un importante ingreso económico por el jugador. El paleño dejó clara la postura del Málaga con respecto a este asunto. "El Sporting de Braga está obligado a escuchar propuestas y, si no acepta, tendrá que pagar al Málaga una cantidad correspondiente al 67 por ciento de la oferta. El dinero de esta operación es muy importante para nosotros", afirmó en el diario portugués Record.
El presidente del Sporting de Braga, António Salvador, acusó al Benfica de utilizar al Málaga para presionar en sus intentos de fichar a Ricardo Horta, ya que el club español tiene derecho a un porcentaje sobre una venta del jugador.