Autor de hits e queridinho da torcida do Palmeiras, o cantor Marlon Góes postou, em seu canal do YouTube, na última terça-feira (27), o clipe de sua principal música sobre o Verdão: “Cala a Boca, Secador”, que é a canção mais escutada do artista no Spotify.
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O vídeo foi feito em parceria com o clube, gravado em São Paulo e filmado e dirigido pela TV Palmeiras, além de contar com a participação de fãs do músico. Além disso, o cantor revelou ao NOSSO PALESTRA/LANCE! que tem planos para realizar mais vídeos em parceria com o Alviverde, inclusive da música “É gol do Rony”.
Marlon Góes é cantor e ganhou notoriedade ao escrever músicas sobre o Palmeiras, seu time do coração. Sendo assim, o músico tornou-se querido pelo clube e, com isso, foi, inclusive, convidado para participar da festa do título da Libertadores e de outras campanhas.
Aston Villa are reportedly closing in on a deal to sign defender Kosta Nedeljkovic from Serbian side Red Star Belgrade and loan him back to the club for the remainder of the season.
He is only 18 and is clearly a signing for the future but this appears to be what Unai Emery is building at the club, a team which could be a consistent force in the Premier League while challenging for trophies.
It is working wonders so far this season, with summer signings Pau Torres and Moussa Diaby contributing alongside current players Ollie Watkins and Leon Bailey to power the Midlands club to the heady heights of third in the table, along with progress in Europe and in the FA Cup.
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Could Emery perhaps make more signings during the current January transfer window? Reportedly, he is keen on a reunion with a player he used to manage during his spell as Arsenal manager.
Aston Villa’s search for another signing
Emery is currently looking to sign Emile Smith Rowe from Arsenal this month and the Spaniard knows the Englishman well, having managed the club between 2018 and 2019.
Previous Villa managers have also wanted to sign the talented midfielder too, as Dean Smith reportedly made an offer of £25m in 2021 to bring him to the Midlands, yet this was turned down.
Recent reports state that the north Londoners are now willing to sell Smith Rowe to Villa and could this month finally be the time they secure his services?
Aston Villa's previous five January signings
Year
Jhon Duran
2023
Alex Moreno
2023
Lucas Digne
2022
Calum Chambers
2022
Philippe Coutinho
2022
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talkSPORT reporter Alex Crook spoke to GIVEMESPORT regarding Villa’s interest in the 23-year-old recently, saying:
"I'm keen to see what they [Arsenal] do with Smith Rowe because I think Aston Villa’s interest is still there. We know that Arsenal like Douglas Luiz, but Villa aren’t going to let him go at this moment in time because they’re competing for the top four themselves.”
Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith-Rowe.
A move north could reinvigorate his career, which appears to be stagnating under Mikel Arteta, and he could even emerge as another Jack Grealish figure for the club as they aim to end their 28-year trophy drought.
How Emile Smith Rowe compares to Jack Grealish
When Villa made their offer for Smith Rowe in 2021, it was actually so they could replace the current Manchester City sensation, who left Villa that summer for a staggering transfer fee in the region of £100m.
Jack Grealish's career at Aston Villa
Season
Games
Goals
Assists
2014/15
24
3
1
2015/16
21
1
1
2016/17
33
5
5
2017/18
31
3
6
2018/19
35
6
8
2019/20
41
10
8
2020/21
27
7
12
Stats via Transfermarkt.
The duo not only sport the same look on the pitch – both preferring the short socks look – but they also regularly drift past opponents with their impressive dribbling style and this is something Emery needs in his current side.
According to WhoScored, the current Arsenal gem excels at finishing and holding onto the ball, while Grealish also counts holding onto the ball as one of his key strengths, yet his development has allowed him to further excel courtesy of through balls and key passes.
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Give Smith Rowe time and the chance to perform at a consistent level, however, and he could shortly be alongside Grealish.
Both players possess a clear attacking threat in front of goal. Smith Howe has registered 35 goal contributions in 130 senior matches, while the City gem has played more matches – 364 games – and has scored 51 goals along with grabbing 67 assists in what has been an excellent career thus far.
Emery could give the 23-year-old his confidence back and adding a player of his talent to his squad could be a no-brainer this month. There is no doubt about it.
Emile Smith Rowe’s season in numbers
During his senior career, Smith Rowe has already missed a total of 77 matches due to a succession of injuries and this season, he has been disrupted by a knee issue which has seen him miss nine games.
This has meant the player has played only 12 times during 2023/24, registering one assist, and it is clear he isn’t able to force his way into Arteta’s starting XI often enough.
Indeed, of these 12 games, only two have been starts, and he proved he is more effective being unleashed from the first whistle, as his only assist came during his only Premier League start.
Emile Smith Rowe for England U21s.
He has succeeded with 100% of his dribble attempts in the top flight during his brief spell on the pitch this term, along with winning an impressive 75% of his aerial duels. But the truth is, he hasn’t been given enough time to showcase his talents this season.
The £40k-per-week starlet needs a fresh move to live up to his vast promise and a reunion with Emery could be the ideal move.
Journalist Mark Mann-Bryans hailed the youngster as a potential “game-changer” two years ago when it looked as though he could follow Bukayo Saka from the Hale End academy into being a standout for the first team.
Unfortunately, it hasn’t quite worked out that way for the Englishman as injuries have begun to take their toll, and he could slip into the wilderness unless he makes a move away from the Emirates.
Villa are relying far too much on Ollie Watkins for goals, as the striker is currently sitting on 14 goals for the current season – five clear of anyone else – but if he gets injured, then they could be in trouble.
Smith Rowe could operate in a few different positions, yet playing just behind the striker appears to be his favoured role and the one where he can make the most difference. Also capable of playing from the left, it's clear to see why we're making such a comparison to the aforementioned Grealish.
If Emery is looking to finally deliver a major trophy to the Villa supporters after a near three-decade wait, adding some depth to his squad this month could be vital.
He still has a couple of weeks to bring in some more players, and if he does manage to sign the Arsenal outcast this month, it could potentially bring out the best in the midfielder who is in need of regular minutes.
Atlanta United coach Gonzalo Pineda has explained how his side were able to contain Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in a 3-1 victory over Inter Miami.
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Superstar forwards in South FloridaHave troubled plenty of opponentsKept relatively quiet in 3-1 defeatWHAT HAPPENED?
Completely shutting out a couple of superstar forwards is always going to be an almost impossible task, but the obvious threat that they pose can be reined in. Atlanta made a decent job of keeping Messi and Suarez under wraps at Chase Stadium.
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Eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Messi did hit the back of the net, but his 11th goal of the 2024 campaign proved to be little more than a consolation for the Herons – who saw their 10-match unbeaten run in MLS competition brought to a shuddering halt.
WHAT PINEDA SAID
Pineda told reporters afterwards of how he set his side up to frustrate Messi and Suarez, while limiting their impact on proceedings: “I think understanding that Messi and Suarez were going to be on top, I wanted to have always a three vs two against them. The players did amazing in terms of those times. There were different difficult moments in the game where we didn’t read them or they were using balls in the build-up, but then we were always a good base of three players defending so that was also part of the why, because I wanted to be protected in the middle of the field in transition moments.”
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With the rest of MLS being shown that Messi and Suarez can be kept relatively quiet, Inter Miami may have to start tinkering with their tactical approach. They do, however, have enough firepower at their disposal to suggest that any defensive lock can be picked when performing at their full potential.
Former RFEF president Luis Rubiales reportedly tried to send UEFA funds the way of Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique during the COVID pandemic.
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Rubiales spoke with Messi and Pique during pandemicPlayers concerned about finances due to pay cutsDiscussions also involved UEFA president Aleksander CeferinWHAT HAPPENED?
Rubiales held video conferences with UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin and Barcelona stars Messi and Pique over a period of three months to discuss the possibility of diverting funds to players affected financially by the pandemic in 2020, according to . It was proposed that four percent of broadcasting rights for UEFA matches could be used to help players who had been forced to take pay-cuts because of the pandemic. Messi is said to have highlighted the need for confidentiality during the talks as he feared a backlash if the discussions ever came to light.
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The pandemic saw football cancelled across the globe due to lockdown measures and many players take salary reductions. Messi confirmed at the time that Barcelona players would take 70% paycuts in a bid to help the club cut losses due to the pandemic. reports that leaked messages and audio have revealed Rubiales suggested redirecting funds to players whose salaries had been affected to Ceferin. The four men then held a four-hour video call to discuss the issue and subsequently exchanged several messages.
WHAT WAS SAID
As reported by , Rubiales allegedly told Ceferin: "I say it is important for us to have Messi and the rest with us. There is no need to spend money. We just change where the funds go."
Rubiales also suggested Pique and Messi send a signed Barcelona shirt to Ceferin "as a token of gratitude".
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The conversations between Rubiales and the Barcelona stars took place during April and May of 2020, with the Catalan giants finally returning to action in La Liga in June. However, Barcelona ended the financial year by announcing financial losses of €97 million (£88m/$114m) due to COVID, while Messi ended up leaving the club a year later for PSG as they could not afford to hand the superstar a new contract.
Chelsea's Premier League campaign has just gone from bad to worse this season. From shocking home defeats to Nottingham Forest to humbling away defeats to an equally dysfunctional Manchester United side.
And to make things worse, club captain Reece James is now set to spend another period on the sidelines after sustaining a hamstring injury in the club's 2-0 defeat away to Everton last week.
There were plenty of poor performers that day, but one of the worst, and one of the worst all season for that matter, must be dropped ahead of Saturday, Mykhailo Mudryk.
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Mykhailo Mudryk's game vs Everton in numbers
Mauricio Pochettino started the Ukranian wideman out on the left ahead of Raheem Sterling, perhaps hoping that against a supposedly relegation-threatened Everton side, he could play himself into some form; whatever the thinking behind the decision was, it backfired.
The Evening Standard's Nizaar Kinsella gave the 22-year-old a rather generous 6/10, praising his supposed threat but lamenting him for being tremendously 'wasteful' in possession.
In his 97 minutes of football, Mudryk lost the ball 19 times, meaning he lost the ball every five minutes, a statistic so poor that it is almost laughable – almost.
It's a surprise that his teammates didn't just stop passing him the ball.
The £100k-per-week speedster also failed to take a single shot, let alone one on target, only succeeded in half of his crosses and registered a paltry expected goals figure of 0.05.
There are signs that there is a talented footballer in there, but it just hasn't worked yet this season and if Pochettino wants to give the fans something to cheer about on Saturday afternoon, Mudryk cannot play.
Mykhailo Mudryk's Game vs Everton in Numbers
Expected Goals
0.05
Passing Accuracy
75%
Crossing Accuracy
50%
Shots on Target
0
Total Shots
0
All Stats via Sofascore
Raheem Sterling must start against Sheffield United
The former Manchester City star has been in relatively good form for Chelsea this season, scoring five goals and providing three assists in the 16 games he has played.
In his last home game that wasn't disrupted by a Chelsea red card, the England international was fantastic and scored a goal against Pep Guardiloa's treble-winning City side – reminding his old boss just how good he is.
He registered a genuinely impressive expected goals figure of 0.45 and an expected assists figure of 0.14, took two shots, completed four dribbles, made one key pass and even made a clearance for his side.
The Daily Mail's Adrian Kajumba gave the 29-year-old an 8.5/10 for his performance and described him as 'up for it all game.'
Premier League and Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer proclaimed the winger "incredible" after the match, and it's hard to disagree.
Raheem Sterling's Game Against Manchester City in Numbers
Goals
1
Expected Goals
0.45
Expected Assists
0.14
Touches
55
Shots on Target
1
Key Passes
1
Successful Dribbles
4
All Stats via Sofascore
Ultimately, with Chelsea in desperate need of a win this weekend, Pochettino should already have Sterling's name down on the teamsheet and Mudryk's firmly on the bench.
Gianni Infantino has advised MLS on how to build on the “Lionel Messi effect”, with the FIFA president asking: “Is there a great American player?”
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Argentine icon plying his trade in the States
Helped to attract interest from around the world
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WHAT HAPPENED?
The domestic game in the United States has received another boost on the back of eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Messi linking up with David Beckham co-owned Inter Miami in 2023. He has become the biggest draw in MLS, with the Herons able to sell out NFL venues such as Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City and Gillette Stadium in New England.
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Infantino has told the Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles of his advice for MLS: “I told them you have to be a bit more bold, a bit more in the game. Bring in the best players. The 'Messi effect' if we want to call it that way, you see Messi and Inter Miami filling stadiums, and not MLS stadiums but NFL stadiums.”
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Salary caps and roster restrictions are considered to be preventing MLS from fulfilling its true potential, with Infantino adding on the need to maximise opportunities with international and domestic talent: “We want to see the best so we need to bring them the best players, but also the best game, and the best spectacle. For this we need to invest in the players because we want to show to the kids who play soccer when they are at school or when they are very young, that there is a path in soccer to glory to become one of these world stars. This is what maybe they don't see yet. They see it in basketball, American football, in baseball and ice hockey. But in soccer, it's still kind of far away. You have to go to Europe. And is there really a great American soccer player?”
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There are plenty of exciting players in the American game – with the likes of Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, Tim Weah and Sergino Dest starring in Europe – but there are not many MLS-based stars that would make the United States’ strongest squad, and that is an issue they will want to address in the future.
O elenco do São Paulo voltou aos treinamentos na manhã desta terça-feira (02), com novidades na comissão técnica. Após a derrota por 2 a 1 para o Atlético-GO, o técnico Fernando Diniz foi demitido. O auxiliar Vizolli é quem está no comando do Tricolor.
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Na reapresentação, os jogadoresforam divididos em quatro times para uma atividade técnica em dois campos reduzidos. O time busca a primeira vitória em 2021. Até o momento, foram seis jogos no ano, com três empates e três derrotas e a consequente perda da liderança do Brasileirão.
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O Tricolor não joga nesta semana e só entrará em campo na próxima quarta-feira (10), contra o Ceará, às 21h30, no Morumbi. Isso porque o clássico contra o Palmeiras foi adiado devido a classificação do rival para o Mundial de Clubes.
O São Paulo é o quarto colocado do Brasileiro, com 58 pontos, sete atrás do líder Internacional. A equipe ainda tem cinco jogos para se reabilitar na competição nacional.
No treino desta manhã, os atletas foram divididos em quatro times para uma dinâmica e intensa atividade técnica em dois campos reduzidos.#VamosSãoPaulo 🇾🇪 pic.twitter.com/PlyfHfBch7
Having lost the Test and then the ODI series, the visitors will look to spring a surprise on Bangladesh in the T20I series decider
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Shakib Al Hasan celebrates with Mohammad Saifuddin•AFP
Big PictureHaving wrapped up the Test and ODI series, Bangladesh will aim to secure the T20I series as well when they face West Indies in the third T20I. After West Indies won the first T20I, Bangladesh hit back in the second to force this series into a decider. The third T20I will be West Indies’ last chance to salvage something from this tour.Bangladesh had a near-perfect batting performance in the second T20I, with Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das getting off to quick starts before Soumya Sarkar took on the bowling. After a short burst of wickets, Mahmudullah and Shakib Al Hasan kept Bangladesh afloat in the last seven overs, putting on an unbroken 91-run stand for the fifth wicket.Bangladesh’s bowlers also had a decent outing, particularly Shakib, who said that he was surprised with his five-wicket haul in dewy conditions. Mustafizur Rahman and Abu Hider, who had leaked runs, will have to find ways to keep West Indies quiet in the decider. Mehidy Hasan’s offspin will also be central to Bangladesh’s bowling in the middle overs.Shai Hope has been West Indies’ most consistent limited-overs batsman on this tour, but he hasn’t got enough support from Darren Bravo and Evin Lewis. After impressing in the Test series, Shimron Hetmyer hasn’t made a substantial score in the limited-overs series. Rovman Powell, though, returned to form with a fifty in Dhaka and will be key for West Indies in the death overs.Oshane Thomas and Sheldon Cottrell will have to find ways to keep Bangladesh’s scoring rate down, while Fabian Allen, West Indies’ most economical bowler in the second game, will be looking to exploit the conditions if the visitors bowl first.Form guideBangladesh WLWWL (last five completed matches, most recent first)West Indies LWLLLIn the spotlightMahmudullah’s counter-attacking 43 not out, after Bangladesh had lost three quick wickets in the second game, tilted the balance in the hosts’ favour. He is the side’s designated finisher, and he needs more support from the other middle-order batsmen.In the second game, Rovman Powell struck his first fifty on West Indies’ tour of the subcontinent this winter. He was particularly severe on Abu Hider en route to his 50 off 34 balls on Thursday. The tourists will want an encore from Powell in the decider.Team newsBangladesh are unlikely to tinker with their combination although there are questions over Hider’s place.Bangladesh (probable): 1 Tamim Iqbal, 2 Liton Das, 3 Soumya Sarkar, 4 Shakib Al Hasan (capt), 5 Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 6 Mahmudullah, 7 Ariful Haque, 8 Mohammad Saifuddin 9 Mehidy Hasan Miraz, 10 Abu Hider, 11 Mustafizur RahmanSherfane Rutherford’s big-hitting gives West Indies an interesting option, but they could stick to the same XI on Saturday.West Indies (probable): 1 Evin Lewis, 2 Shai Hope (wk), 3 Nicholas Pooran, 4 Darren Bravo, 5 Shimron Hetmyer, 6 Rovman Powell, 7 Carlos Brathwaite (capt), 8 Keemo Paul, 9 Fabian Allen, 10 Oshane Thomas, 11 Sheldon CottrellPitch and conditionsDew could be a big factor again, so the side winning the toss will look to bowl first. Bangladesh had managed to get over the line in the previous game, but it wasn’t easy. The weather remains cool in Dhaka.Stats and trivia The 24 runs Mustafizur Rahman leaked in his first over in the second T20I is the most he has conceded in a single over in international cricket. Shai Hope has hit 596 runs in 11 innings across formats on this tour, while Hetmyer has scored 318 runs in ten.
Legspinner Fawad Ahmed could be in line for a cricketing homecoming of sorts, after he was picked up in the PSL 2019 draft by the Quetta Gladiators.Fawad is an Australian citizen but was born in Pakistan, and lived there until his late 20s. He had also played first-class and competitive cricket in the country, but was forced to leave for Australia in the face of threats from the Taliban. In Australia he sought asylum, which was initially rejected but eventually accepted, and he became an Australian citizen in 2013.He has since played three ODIs and two T20Is for Australia – all in 2013 – and though he drifted out of national contention, his story has never slipped away from the public imagination. And earlier this year he was back in the cricketing spolight, as the leading wicket-taker at the Caribbean Premier League, taking 22 wickets for Trinbago Knight Riders in their title-winning run. In last season’s Big Bash League he was among the top wicket-takers, with 12 for Sydney Thunder at an economy rate of just over 6.Next February, however, will be the first time he lines up in the PSL and as a Gold pick, he joins a strong Quetta squad of spinners which includes Sunil Narine, Mohammad Nawaz and Mohammad Asghar. This season the league is expected to stage eight matches in Pakistan, including the knockouts and final.Given that Quetta is one of the league’s stronger teams, having made the final two seasons out of three, there is a distinct possibility that they will play some games in Pakistan. In turn that means Fawad will have a choice to make on whether he returns to the country for what would be his first high-profile commitment there since he left fearing for his life eight years ago.Over the last two seasons the league has played games in Pakistan that have involved foreign players, but each time it has gone through a drawn-out process in trying to convince them to travel and play.