Malik Tillman has done it again. The 20-year-old attacking midfielder scored a headed goal for the second game in-a-row on Saturday during Rangers’ 4-0 victory vs. St. Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.
In the 32nd minute Tillman scored the opener with a giant leap at the back post. With a height of 6 feet and 1 inch the kid is becoming quite the aerial threat.
Timo Werner has returned to RB Leipzig and only needed 36 minutes to find the back of the net. Leipzig tied FC Köln 2-2 on Saturday and it was Werner who scored the opening goal.
Werner completed his transfer back to Leipzig from Chelsea on Tuesday for around $30 million. Four days later he’s taking shots 30 yards away from goal.
It only took Timo Werner 36 minutes to score on his RB Leipzig return! ⚽ pic.twitter.com/PoSpkqiHJm
Diego Lainez tuvo finalmente su debut en el SC Braga. Fueron apenas 17 minutos en el triunfo por 3-0 sobre el Famalicão, pero fueron suficientes para mostrar detalles de su técnica y encantar a los aficionados del equipo portugués.
El extremo mexicano – a préstamo desde el Real Betis – ingresó a los 73' en reemplazo de Iuri Medeiros y en el poco tiempo que tuvo dentro del campo generó dos ocasiones claras de gol, pero que sus compañeros no supieron definir.
The summer transfer window for the big five European leagues closes on Thursday, Sept. 1. The past few months have seen a handful of Americans make big moves between clubs. Here are all the USMNT transfers summer 2022.
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This weekend, Serie A kicks off following a transfer window that changed the dynamic of the entire league. Former favorites have failed to impress while good investments have helped others emerge as contenders.
A relatively unassuming first weekend of games gives way to a title fight that has the potential to include as many as five clubs. Relegation will be a trap door that many will need to be aware of, including some relatively big teams.
Jorge Sánchez se unió oficialmente al Ajax esta semana y el equipo neerlandés le ha dado una bienvenida a todo bombo, demostrando que la llegada del seleccionado mexicano no es poca cosa.
Here we go again. It's been one year to the day since everyone prematurely announced the death of LaLiga following Lionel Messi's shocking transfer to PSG. Real Madrid was yesterday's news and Barcelona was a finished club, or so the story went.
Fast forward 365 days and Real Madrid is the reigning European champion and Karim Benzema is the Ballon d'Or favorite. Down in Catalonia, the appointment of Xavi recharged Barça while Robert Lewandowski — Benzema's closest challenger for the world's top individual prize — has joined from Bayern Munich.
New season, same old media drama between Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel and USMNT star Christian Pulisic. The Guardian’s Jacob Steinberg has reignited the Pulisic Tuchel feud with an article stating that the German manager “does not trust Pulisic."
There’s no direct quote from Tuchel stating lack of faith in the American, but that didn’t stop the Twitter-sphere from popping off about the news.
It seems FC Barcelona may be feeling the harsh consequences of its actions this summer. After signing a multitude of players in recent months for outrageous transfer fees while already having several players tied to absurd contracts, reports from Spain claim the club may not be able to register two of its biggest signings before the season and could lose them for free as a result.
El rumor es el combustible en la cobertura del mercado de pases y uno de los últimos que involucra a un jugador mexicano es aquel que habla de un posible intercambio entre Cristiano Ronaldo y nuestro querido Chucky Lozano.
¿Es real? ¿Hay chances de que ocurra? ¿O todo es un invento de los medios para robar uno de mis valiosos clics? Bueno, aquí haremos una biopsia al rumor en cuestión.