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يقترب ساديو ماني، مهاجم فريق بايرن ميونخ، خطوة جديدة من الانتقال إلى صفوف النصر السعودي هذا الصيف.

كان السنغالي قد انضم إلى بايرن ميونخ قادمًا من ليفربول، في موسم الانتقالات الصيفية، في العام الماضي.

ولم يقدم ساديو ماني المستوى المطلوب منه رفقة بطل الدوري الألماني، خاصة بعدما تعرض لإصابة طويلة المدى.

وأبدى النصر السعودي رغبته في الحصول على خدمات ساديو ماني، حيث تشير التقارير إلى أن اللاعب وافق على تلك الخطوة.

اقرأ أيضًا.. جوارديولا محذرًا بايرن ميونخ: سنقاتل من أجل كايل ووكر

ووفقًا للصحفي الشهير فابريزيو رومانو، فإن وكيل ساديو ماني بيورن بيزيمر سيسافر إلى اليابان هذا الأسبوع، حيث سيجتمع مع مسؤولي النصر.

ويتواجد النصر السعودي حاليًا في اليابان لخوض معسكر تدريبي استعدادًا للموسم الجديد 2023/24.

وأفاد أن المفاوضات بين الطرفين ستصبح أكثر واقعية، بعدما منح ساديو ماني الضوء الأخضر للمحادثات الأسبوع الماضي.

وأشار إلى أن جميع الأطراف ستبدأ في التفاوض حول الأرقام الخاصة بالصفقة المحتملة.

وجهت رابطة الأندية المصرية المحترفة برئاسة أحمد دياب طلبًا إلى اتحاد الكرة بشأن محمد شيحة وكيل اللاعبين ونائب رئيس نادي الإسماعيلي السابق.

وطالبت رابطة الأندية رسميًا بإحالة شيحة إلى لجنة الانضباط بالاتحاد المصري لكرة القدم، على خلفية تصريحاته التلفزيونية عقب مباراة الأهلي والإسماعيلي أمس.

طالع.. رسميًا | رابطة الأندية تعاقب جماهير الأهلي والإسماعيلي

وكان شيحة قد وجه هجومًا حادًا لطاقم حكام المباراة وجماهير النادي الأهلي عقب المباراة، وأدلى بتصريحات اعتبرها البعض مشعلة لأجواء الفتنة.

وكان الأهلي قد نجح في تحقيق فوز صعب على الإسماعيلي بهدف دون رد، في اللقاء الذي أقيم على ملعب استاد الجيش ببرج العرب في إطار مؤجلات الجولة 18.

وبات الإسماعيلي في موقف لا يحسد عليه ببطولة الدوري هذا الموسم، إذ يحتل المركز الثالث عشر برصيد 34 نقطة.

يستعد الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بالنادي الأهلي لمواجهة منتخب السويس، ضمن منافسات بطولة كأس مصر في نسخته الجارية.

الأهلي يواجه منتخب السويس، على استاد القاهرة الدولي، ضمن منافسات دور الـ32 من البطولة المحلية الأعرق.

طالع أيضًا.. فيديو | مباراة الأهلي وحرس الحدود في الدوري..ممر شرفي وثلاثية أهلاوية

ونجح الأهلي في الفوز على حرس الحدود، اليوم الخميس، بثلاثية نظيفة، في لقاء مؤجل من الجولة 16 من بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز. موعد مباراة الأهلي القادمة بعد الفوز على حرس الحدود في الدوري

يواجه الأهلي نظيره منتخب السويس، في الثامنة والنصف مساء يوم الأحد المقبل.

Last season 8th, CC Div 2; Group stages, T20; Sixth in Group C, CB402012 in a nutshell: A dire year. No team won fewer games in the Championship, the CB40 or the FLt20 in 2012 and the previous head coach, David Capel, paid for the failure with his job. While the red ball form was a disappointment – Northants had come close to winning promotion in 2011 – the white ball form was far worse as the club rely on limited-overs success to attract spectators. The bowling lacked incision, the batting lacked reliability and, crucially, in key passages of play, Northants seemed fragile. The failure precipitated some introspection at the club and, under the relatively new chief executive, David Smith, the club have reappraised their role in the game. There was a change of captaincy, the departure of some senior players – the club accepted they were unable to hold on to Jack Brooks and also released Chaminda Vaas, Rob White and Niall O’Brien.2013 prospects: It will take time to turn things round at Northants. Without the budget to compete in the transfer market, they must recruit and develop far more of their own players if they are to regain relevance. In the long-term, their on-field success may rely on the improvement in the off-field facilities that is designed to increase the club’s financial turnover significantly. Hosting concerts, conferences and improving community links are essential to the club’s futures. The early signs are positive, though: they have recruited wisely – Matt Spriegel and Steven Crook are reliable, affordable players with points to prove, while Azharullah is an intriguing fast-bowling addition – and they have two of the better players in the England U19 team, Olly Stone and Ben Duckett, who it is hoped will form the spine of the team for years to come. Others, like Rob Newton and Alex Wakely, should be moving into their prime while the likes of Luke Evans looks to have the raw materials to make a strong impression. Expectations need to be tempered but Northants should be able to make noticeable advances in 2013.Key player: Northants require far a greater contribution from Andrew Hall. Astute enough to have signed a long-term contract before the financial squeeze had hit – or before Northants had realised it had hit, anyway – Hall is far and away the most expensive player in the squad. To whom much is given, much is expected.Bright young thing: Ben Duckett may still be at school but, so promising is his keeping, that the club were keen to move Niall O’Brien on in order to provide more opportunity for the 18-year-old. Olly Stone, a 19-year-old seamer who claimed the best-ever bowling figures for England in an U19 Test of 11 for 79, is also one for the future.Captain/coach: With Hall having stepped down, Northants have two new captains this year. Stephen Peters is captain of the Championship side with Alex Wakely in charge of the limited-overs teams. The aim is to inject new energy into the squad and instil greater team unity and fight. Under the enthusiastic head coach, David Ripley, a burgeoning spirit seems to be building.Cricinfo’s verdict: Northants hit rock bottom last year, but it seems the experience has helped the club refocus on its role and responsibilities to the game. A determination to develop home-grown players will take time to come to fruition but, with young players offered opportunity and encouragement, the club should take the first steps on the road of progress in 2013.

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Internacional, Santo André, Goiás, Cruzeiro, Guangzhou Evergrande e, agora, o Palmeiras. Ricardo Goulart retorna ao Brasil após quatro anos atuando na China para vestir a sua 6ª camisa na carreira. Meia de origem, mas com muita facilidade para infiltrar como atacante, o jogador chega para ser mais uma das esperanças de gols da equipe, que já conta com Dudu, Borja, Willian – lesionado – e Deyverson, como principais goleadores.

Goulart tem em sua carreira 174 gols marcados em 369 partidas disputadas, uma média de 0,47 por jogo. Um aproveitamento superior, por exemplo, ao de Mauro Boselli, centroavante contratado pelo Corinthians para ser seu homem-gol. O argentino marcou 215 vezes em 480 atuações – 0,44 g/j. Pablo, reforço do São Paulo, tem um rendimento de 0,22 g/j – 53 em 239 confrontos.

E se engana quem pensa que a média é alta somente em razão de sua passagem pelo futebol chinês. No Brasileirão, competição que o jogador disputou quatro vezes e venceu duas, o novo reforço palmeirense ostenta a boa marca de 27 gols em 83 partidas – 0,32 por atuação. Um bom aproveitamento para quem foi titular em apenas 57 dos 83 jogos – foi reserva, principalmente, no início da carreira, jogando por Santo André e Inter.

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Um desempenho interessante para quem não é, necessariamente, um centroavante. Mas que nem por isso deixa de ser um artilheiro. Ricardo Goulart volta ao Brasil se colocando entre os postulantes a artilheiro da temporada.

RICARDO GOULART NA CARREIRA
369 jogos
174 gols
0,47 gols por jogo

RICARDO GOULART EM BRASILEIROS
​83 jogos (57 como titular)
​27 gols
​0,32 gols por jogo

Angelo Mathews has expressed enthusiasm for the leadership role and appears ready to take over the captaincy once Mahela Jayawardene, Sri Lanka’s current Test captain, steps down

Andrew Fernando in Hobart12-Dec-2012Angelo Mathews has expressed enthusiasm for the leadership role and appears ready to take over the captaincy once Mahela Jayawardene, Sri Lanka’s current Test captain, steps down. Jayawardene accepted the post reluctantly in January and has seemed eager to be rid of the reins ever since. He has hinted he will step down after the tour of Australia as long as Sri Lanka avert disaster there, and his deputy’s apparent willingness to take over will only make that move easier.Mathews is already Sri Lanka’s Twenty20 captain and has been groomed for the role in the longer formats. He arrives in Australia in form, having been the team’s top-scorer in the home series against New Zealand, and has seen his Test batting bloom over the last 18 months. 

He has been the vice-captain in all formats since July 2011, and in the SLPL, he led the Nagenahira Nagas to the final of the competition.Mathews’ unflinching attitude and an expanding reputation for even-headedness under pressure have made him appear much more like captaincy-material than at the end of Kumar Sangakkara’s tenure, when he was considered for the role, but lost out to Tillakaratne Dilshan.”I think that’s totally up to the selectors – if they think I’m ready for the captaincy, I’m ready,” Mathews said. “It doesn’t really matter for now because Mahela’s been a great captain for years and I think he’s been serving the country for decades. But if the selectors think I’m ready – it’s up to them.”If he does succeed Jayawardene after the tour, and there are no retirements, he will lead a side with three former captains and several other players senior to him in age, if not always in international experience. At 25, Mathews may be leading one of Sri Lanka’ oldest Test sides, but he said he sees the older players’ presence as a boon, rather than a challenge. Indeed, the prospect of having time to mentor Mathews in the initial phase of his captaincy has been the reason Jayawardene has cited for wanting to relinquish the captaincy before he retires.”When I initially got into the team, there were so many captains. Sanath Jayasuriya was there, and now we have Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela. They teach us a lot and we can always go back to them to ask questions, and they’re always willing to help out. There’s a lot we can learn from Mahela.”Mathews has been penetrative with the ball in ODIs, but has performed more of a holding role in Tests, where he has been economical, but far less incisive. Jayawardene has said Mathews will continue to be kept low in the order to accommodate contributions with the ball, and Mathews was keen to bowl more overs in this series.”I’ve been managing myself on different conditions, and Mahela has been pretty good with that. In Australia, the conditions might suit my bowling and I’m hopeful of bowling plenty of overs.”Mathews also offered some insight into the team’s makeup for the first Test, which begins on Friday, marking out left-hander Dimuth Karunaratne as the more likely partner to Dilshan at the top of the innings, over Tharanga Paranavitana. Karunaratne made his debut against New Zealand in Galle last month, hitting a run-a-ball unbeaten 60 in the second innings, after failing to score in the first.”Dimuth is a very aggressive player, he always looks to score runs, while Paranavitana has been having a pretty bad run in the recent past. I think Dimuth has a slight edge, but we haven’t decided on anything.”He was less hopeful of Dinesh Chandimal’s chances though, despite his good ODI record in Australia. 

”Unfortunately I can’t see Chandimal getting into the team for this Test. We’ll have to see how it goes with the batters. He’s been batting really well in the nets, so it’s just that we won’t be able to give him a chance this time.”

Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has said that he is “ready” to take up the role of Pakistan’s bowling coach, if approached by the Pakistan Cricket Board

Umar Farooq17-Aug-2012Shoaib Akhtar, the former Pakistan fast bowler, has said that he is “ready” to take up the bowling coach role, even on a part-time basis, if approached by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The PCB has been searching for a bowling coach since the appointment of Dav Whatmore as the head coach and Julien Fountain as the fielding coach.”I am ready to be the bowling coach. I will offer my services If the PCB contacts me,” Akhtar told reporters at the NCA in Lahore. “It’s an honour to serve the country and it can be done by helping the upcoming bowlers. It will give me a chance to pay back what the country has given me.”Akhtar, who retired after the World Cup in 2011, had 178 Test and 247 ODI wickets in a 14-year-long career marred by controversies and injuries.”The current lot of bowlers are good, but not as good as what we are known for in our strong history of fast bowling,” he said. “I always hear that we have talent, but what is more important is to hunt down that talent. Unfortunately, we have been struggling in fast bowling for the last one and half years.”Akhtar suggested that the PCB use the services of past greats, like Imran Khan, to unearth talent. “He [Imran] has that eye to spot the talent and it would be ideal if he could take out some time.”Pakistan, Akhtar said, had the in-house talent for the job, but he also suggested Daryl Foster as a possibility to return to the job he held in 2003, if Pakistan had to look outside. Recently, the PCB had also made a formal offer to Wasim Akram for a short-term coaching role for young fast bowlers but an agreement couldn’t be reached owing to Akram’s busy schedule.Commenting on the upcoming series against Australia in UAE, Akhtar said that the onus would be on spinners in the absence of experienced fast-bowlers. Pakistan have dropped Umar Gul and Mohammad Sami for the tour. “Pakistan is already lacking true strike bowlers and [Umar] Gul obviously will be missed this time. If pitches in UAE are flat, then I am afraid things won’t be good for the young fast-bowlers and the spinners, as usual, will have to take the extra load.”

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Restando 12 rodadas para acabar a Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro, o Juventude se encontra na difícil 18ª posição com 28 pontos, dentro da temida zona de rebaixamento, porém a um ponto do Paysandu que é o primeiro clube fora do Z4.

Os últimos compromissos do Alviverde de Caxias do Sul não deixam o torcedor animado por uma reação, já que são nove jogos sem saber o que é vencer. O último triunfo do Ju ocorreu em 24 de julho como visitante diante da Ponte Preta por 1 a 0, gol de Elias.

Por isso, o lateral-direito Felipe Mattioni falou em “doze finais” que o Papo terá de enfrentar daqui pra frente se quiser permanecer na segunda divisão nacional. A primeira delas é na quinta-feira (13), em Campinas, jogando diante do Guarani no Brinco de Ouro da Princesa:

– Vamos para doze finais agora e a primeira delas é contra o Guarani no Brinco de Ouro. Temos que fazer uma grande partida para vencermos fora de casa. Precisamos fazer uma apresentação perfeita para que isso aconteça.

Para Mattioni, é de fundamental importância que o Juventude estabeleça uma sequência de resultados positivos para não permanecer por muito tempo dentro da região que relega quatro clubes a Série C de 2019.

-Estamos em uma situação difícil na tabela de classificação, mas muito focados em sair do Z4 nas próximas rodadas da Série B. Não podemos vacilar. Temos que fazer uma boa sequência para conquistarmos esse objetivo. O grupo não vai deixar de acreditar. Vamos lutar muito para deixarmos o Z4 e iniciarmos uma reação na disputa – garantiu o jogador.

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The text of Rahul Dravid’s statement at his farewell press conference in Bangalore on March 9

ESPNcricinfo staff09-Mar-2012’My approach to cricket has been reasonably simple: it was about giving everything to the team, it was about playing with dignity and it was about upholding the spirit of the game’•AFPI would like to announce my retirement from international and domestic first-class cricket. It is 16 years since I played my first Test match for India and today I feel it is time to move on. Once I was like every other boy in India, with a dream of playing for my country. Yet I could never have imagined a journey so long and so fulfilling.No dream is ever chased alone. As I look back, I have many people to thank for teaching me and believing in me. My junior coaches in Bangalore and at various junior national camps inculcated in me a powerful love of the game, which has always stayed with me. My coaches at the international level have added to my craft and helped shape my personality. The physios and trainers worked hard to keep me fit – not an easy job – and allowed me to play late into my 30s.The selectors, who rarely receive any credit in India, occasionally had more confidence in me than I had in myself and I am grateful for that. The various captains I played under offered me guidance and inspired me.The media has been kind to me and I have respect for their craft.The KSCA and BCCI have provided me a platform and the facilities to play the game.Most of all I have to thank the teams I played with. I was lucky in my early years to play for a Karnataka team that was trying to forge itself into a strong side and they were years of fun and learning. In the Indian team, I was fortunate to be part of a wonderful era when India played some of its finest cricket at home and abroad. Many of my teammates have become legends, not just in India but in the wider cricketing world. I admired them, learnt from them and I leave the game with wonderful memories and strong friendships. It is a great gift to have.A career in sport is almost impossible to manage without the support, and guidance, and reassurance of family and friends. During tough times, and there always are, this is whom we go to. I found strength and encouragement from my parents and brother and they created around me a positive environment which was essential to my success.My wife, Vijeeta, has been a remarkable partner in my journey. She has made sacrifices in her own career and has almost been a single parent as she brought up our children alone as I travelled abroad to play. Whenever challenges appeared, she was always there, as sounding board, as ally and as guide. Being away from my family became harder and harder through the years and I look forward now to spending time at home and doing the simple things, like just taking my sons to school.Finally I would like to thank the Indian cricket fan, both here and across the world. The game is lucky to have you and I have been lucky to play before you. To represent India, and thus to represent you, has been a privilege and one which I have always taken seriously. My approach to cricket has been reasonably simple: it was about giving everything to the team, it was about playing with dignity and it was about upholding the spirit of the game. I hope I have done some of that. I have failed at times, but I have never stopped trying. It is why I leave with sadness but also with pride.

MS Dhoni said he will decide in 2013 if he will take part in the next World Cup two years later

ESPNcricinfo staff17-Dec-2011

India captain MS Dhoni has said the chances of him being available to defend India’s World Cup title in 2015 aren’t guaranteed, and that he will take a call two years prior to the tournament in Australia-New Zealand. Dhoni, who has been around since 2005, has been captaining India in all three formats, in addition to his role as wicketkeeper-batsman.”If you see 2015, three and a half years to go, I don’t really know where I will stand. Everything needs to go off well and then close to 2013, I will have to take a call whether I can be 100% available for the 2015 World Cup,” Dhoni told the news channel .”Because at the end of the day you don’t want a wicketkeeper part of the side who has not played at least 100-odd games – at least close to 80-100 games going into the World Cup. So that’s a call that needs to be taken. But if everything goes off well, 2013 end will be the time where we will have to carefully study the body and see what can be done.” Dhoni was speaking to after receiving the news channel’s Indian of the Year – Sports award for 2011.India’s packed schedule in recent years, with the IPL thrown in, has compelled Dhoni to prioritise and take adequate rest before important tours. This year, he skipped the one-dayers in the West Indies after an exhausting World Cup and the IPL, as well as West Indies’ return series (ODIs) in India which concluded recently. Parthiv Patel took over the gloves in both.Dhoni’s trophy cabinet in limited-overs cricket includes the World Cup, the 2007 World Twenty20, plus two IPL titles and the 2010 Twenty20 Champions League. The 2011 World Cup remains his most significant achievement till date, smashing an unbeaten 91 in a tense final against Sri Lanka in Mumbai, sealing the victory with a six.The normally phlegmatic Dhoni didn’t hide his emotions, as television cameras managed to capture scenes of several of his team-mates openly crying with joy. Reliving the moment, Dhoni admitted that he too cried, though away from the camera.”Yes I did (cry) you don’t really have footage of that,” Dhoni said. “It’s very difficult to control an emotion like that. I was controlling it, quickly. I wanted to go up to the dressing room and I see two of my players crying and running onto me. Fortunately, all of a sudden, I started crying and I looked up and there was a huddle around me.”It was one of the biggest things for us as Indian cricketers. The last time we won the proper 50-over version was 28 years back. So most of the people part of the side wanted to win the World Cup and as soon as we got into a position where we saw the World Cup coming into our dressing room, that was the time when emotions started to flow. If you see before the post-match presentation, almost each and every player cried.”Dhoni’s unconventional batting style, full of improvised strokes, has won him plenty of attention over the years. One of his patented strokes is the ‘helicopter shot’, which he sometimes employs to dig out yorker length deliveries, in which he twirls the bat above his head in the follow-through.He said it originated from his tennis-ball cricket days in Jharkhand.”We played on a 16-18 yard wicket with a tennis ball and most of the times the bowler tried to push in a yorker,” Dhoni said. “That was the kind of shot that you needed to hit it for a six because in tennis ball cricket, you don’t have to middle it. Even if you are using the bottom-most part of the bat, if you hit it quite well, it always goes over the boundary.”I think I became better. I never practiced it, I used it in the games. And not to forget, I’ve quite often hit my left ankle doing that. Over the years you get better and better and I’ve seen a few other people trying to copy it.”