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Real Madrid, Barcelona And Juventus Set To Revive The European Super League Project With Major New Announcement
Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus are hoping to revive the failed European Super League (ESL) with a major new announcement next week.
'The Telegraph': una modificación para relanzar la Superliga
Los tres clubes promotores de la Superliga Europea (ESL), Real Madrid, Barcelona y Juventus, relanzarán su proyecto esta semana con una modificación importante respecto a la propuesta original, según informa 'The Telegraph'. El citado diario inglés asegura que la nueva versión eliminará la condición de ser una competición cerrada.
"I've heard...": Insider delivers behind-the-scenes Rangers claim that'll delight fans - opinion
A Rangers insider has delivered a big behind-the-scenes claim regarding Aaron Ramsey…
Exclusive: Super League rebel trio to revive doomed plot with closed-shop concept scrapped
The three remaining European Super League (ESL) rebels will relaunch their doomed project this week with the promise to scrap the original proposal to make certain clubs permanent members, in what is shaping up to another direct attack on Uefa’s pre-eminence in European football.
Cuando Falcao 'se fue' al Madrid
El 30 de agosto de 2014, a un día del cierre de mercado, Radamel Falcao anunció su fichaje por el Madrid… Y Rectificó. «Sueño hecho realidad. Hala Madrid», escribió en su perfil oficial de Twitter, para minutos después borrarlo y alegar que había sido un montaje. Un intento inútil de desactivar una bomba que ya había explotado. Y acabó en nada. Porque el colombiano, una de las opciones para la delantera tras marcharse Morata a la Juventus a cambio de 20 millones, acabó quedándose en el Mónaco. Y el fichaje, finalmente, fue Chicharito, cedido por tres millones.
'I don't have many years left' - Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo sees retirement on the horizon
Cristiano Ronaldo wants to play into his 40s and add to his trophy collection before he retires, though he admits: 'I know I don't have many years left playing.' The 37-year-old Manchester United striker returned to the Premier League this season after leaving Juventus, and has 15 goals in 29 club appearances this term. Ad/> That represents a slowing down of his scoring rate from this time in Italy, and further still from his peak years at Real Madrid where he averaged around a goal a game. Premier League'Situation is desperately sad' — Prem managers speak about Ukraine crisisAN HOUR AGO The Portugal international is aware he is in the final years of his career, but does not see retirement as imminent.
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