Former Brazil coach Scolari retires from management
Former Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, who guided them to victory at the 2002 World Cup, announced his retirement from management on Sunday.
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Soccer-Palmeiras win record-extending 11th Brazilian title
(Reuters) - Palmeiras won a record-extending 11th Brazilian championship title with three games to spare on Wednesday when second-placed Internacional lost 1-0 to America Mineiro.
Soccer-"Gabigol" fires Flamengo to Libertadores triumph over 10-man Athletico
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador : Flamengo striker Gabriel Barbosa scored the only goal deep into first-half stoppage time as his side beat 10-man Athletico Paranaense 1-0 to lift the Copa Libertadores in an all-Brazilian final at the Estadio Monumental on Saturday.
Marcus Rashford on Kylian Mbappe's shortlist for Paris Saint-Germain transfer - Paper Round
Mbappe wanted Rashford deal The Mirror claims that Kylian Mbappe supplied a list of four names of players that he wanted to play with this season, and one of them appears to be available in the near future. Gianluca Scamacca signed for West Ham, Robert Lewandowski is at Barcelona, Ousmane Dembele signed a new deal with Barcelona, but Marcus Rashford is yet to sign fresh terms at Manchester United.
Ex-Chelsea, Brazil midfielder Ramires retires
Former Chelsea and Brazil international midfielder Ramires announced his retirement on Wednesday at the age of 35 in a social media post.
Manchester United 'set to bid' for 16-year-old Brazilian wonderkid and more transfer rumours
Manchester United are reportedly set to bid for 16-year-old Palmeiras wonderkid Endrick.
Martin Keown praises Arsenal trio after Aston Villa win but calls title talk ‘ridiculous’
Martin Keown was full of praise for three Arsenal players after the Gunners continued their brilliant run against Aston Villa, but said it was ‘ridiculous’ to label his former club ‘title contenders’ after just five games.
Brazil football clubs poised for gold rush to reduce gap to Europe's elite
SAO PAULO: A new law allowing soccer clubs in Brazil to seek outside investment is attracting hundreds of millions of dollars to a country renowned as football's biggest source of talent, a change that could see Brazilian teams rival Europe's top tier.