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Christophe Galtier - International - Morocco's Ziyech joins Qatar's Al-Duhail - channelnewsasia.com - Qatar - Netherlands - Turkey - Morocco

Morocco's Ziyech joins Qatar's Al-Duhail

Hakim Ziyech has joined Al-Duhail, the Qatar Stars League club announced on Thursday, on a free transfer after the Morocco international left Galatasaray.

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U.S.-based exFalcons star Avre visits former club in Warri - guardian.ng - Usa - Ghana - Nigeria - county Delta

U.S.-based exFalcons star Avre visits former club in Warri

One of Nigeria’s best women footballers, United States-based Patience Avre, paid a surprise visit to her former club, The Invisible Leopard in Warri, Delta State, at the weekend.

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Pitso Mosimane - Pitso Mosimane parts ways with Iranian side Esteghlal FC over unpaid wages - news24.com - South Africa - Iran - Saudi Arabia

Pitso Mosimane parts ways with Iranian side Esteghlal FC over unpaid wages

Renowned South African coach Pitso Mosimane has officially parted ways with Iranian top-flight club Esteghlal FC.

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Antonio Conte - Ruben Amorim - Joshua Zirkzee - International - Rasmus Hojlund - 'Get him on loan' - Rio Ferdinand makes fresh Man United transfer plea to fix Ruben Amorim problem - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Turkey - Nigeria

'Get him on loan' - Rio Ferdinand makes fresh Man United transfer plea to fix Ruben Amorim problem

Rio Ferdinand has admitted he would like to see Manchester United try and sign Napoli striker Victor Osimhen on loan before the end of the January transfer window.

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Phil Foden - Phil Foden's startling Man City admission highlights a major problem that is being ignored - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Phil Foden's startling Man City admission highlights a major problem that is being ignored

If the player who loves football more than anybody else can feel it, then the rest have no hope.

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Jesse Marsch - Canadian men's soccer head coach senses 'urgency' 500 days from World Cup - cbc.ca - Usa - Mexico - Canada - Panama - state California - county Halifax

Canadian men's soccer head coach senses 'urgency' 500 days from World Cup

Five hundred days to the kickoff of the 2026 World Cup and Canada head coach Jesse Marsch is on the move.

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IN FOCUS: The naturalisation push in Southeast Asian football – do foreign-born players guarantee success? - channelnewsasia.com - Sweden - Denmark - Brazil - Colombia - Argentina - Norway - South Africa - Japan - Ivory Coast - Vietnam - Singapore

IN FOCUS: The naturalisation push in Southeast Asian football – do foreign-born players guarantee success?

SINGAPORE: At the recently concluded ASEAN Championship, one footballer caught the eye.

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Australia Great Calls ICC 'Event Management Company' In Brutal Verdict: "Doesn't..." - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India - Afghanistan

Australia Great Calls ICC 'Event Management Company' In Brutal Verdict: "Doesn't..."

Describing the ICC as an "event management company", former Australia captain Ian Chappell has observed that the financially stronger boards are getting their way in producing self-serving schedule while harming the interest of Test cricket. Chappell also felt that a viable two-tier system for Test cricket should have been in place by now but added that there are other pressing matters that need urgent attention to keep the game's traditional format relevant. "On the subject of a two-tier Test system, former West Indies pace-bowling champion Michael Holding noted: 'For all its faults, at least FIFA actually runs soccer. The ICC must run cricket'," Chappell wrote in his column for 'ESPNcricinfo'.

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