New cricket centre inaugurated in Mirpur

The new cricketing and educational facility, developed and funded by the non-profit Sport for Life! foundation, the UK government and international cricketing authorities has been opened at the Mirpur International Cricket Stadium

Cricinfo staff17-Mar-2010

Wasim Akram: “Sport for Life! Pakistan gives us the opportunity to expand that role and help many children in the country.”•Sport for Life!

The new cricketing and educational facility, developed and funded by the non-profit Sport for Life! foundation, the UK government and international cricketing authorities has been opened at the Mirpur International Cricket Stadium in Pakistan.The Pakistan government is supporting the venture, which will provide sport, education and healthy lifestyle training to disadvantaged children aged between 10 and 16 years who are failing to reach their potential. The centre will also have a state-of-the-art IT suite where the children will be able to have additional lessons in various subjects, as well as cricket coaching provided in association with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).As well as providing exciting new education facilities the centres will give young people, who may otherwise be vulnerable to negative influences, a set of positive role models.The project is supported by some of Pakistan’s greatest cricketing role models, Wasim Akram and Imran Khan, as well as the PCB, the ECB and the ICC.Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said, “Cricket plays a key role in Pakistani society. Sport for Life! Pakistan gives us the opportunity to expand that role and help many children in the country who could be making more of their lives. Mirpur is a tremendous facility and Sport for Life! Pakistan will ensure that it fulfills its purpose as a centre for community activity as well to host world class cricket matches.”Lord Richard Newby, UK Director of Sport for Life! Inc, said the initiative had the potential to fundamentally change the lives of many children both in Kashmir and across Pakistan. “We are immensely grateful to our sponsors for getting us to this point,” Newby said. “We will now be looking for additional resources both internationally and domestically, to enable the project to develop and expand.”Sport for Life! plans to develop more centres in Rawalpindi and other parts of Pakistan. The foundation will continue to sustain the initiative through a combination of internal and external, private, public and philanthropic donations.

مرتضى منصور: صفقة مهمة لـ الزمالك متعثرة بسبب حجز الأرصدة.. وانتظروا بيانًا مهمًا

كشف مرتضى منصور رئيس مجلس إدارة نادي الزمالك أن هناك صفقة مهمة تحدث عنها البعض ما زالت متعثرة بسبب ظروف الحجز على أرصدة النادي في البنوك.

وقال مرتضي منصور خلال تصريحات عبر الموقع الرسمي للزمالك: “الأندية متخوفة حاليًا من التعاون مع الزمالك بسبب أزمة الحجز على أرصدة النادي في البنوك”.

طالع | الزمالك يعلن ضم مصطفى شلبي.. وأول تعليق من اللاعب

وأضاف: “هذه الصفقة مهمة وأندية عديدة تتنافس لحسمها”، موضحًا أنه يسعى لحل كافة الأمور مع نادي اللاعب لحسم الصفقة، مضيفا أنه سيعلن عن مصير الصفقة في تمام الساعة الحادية عشرة مساء اليوم، خاصة وأن اللاعب مصمم على الانتقال للزمالك”.

ومن المقرر أن يغلق باب القيد للدوري المصري في تمام الساعة الثانية عشر منتصف اليوم الإثنين.

يذكر أن الزمالك كان قد نجح في ضم 7 صفقات جديدة، عمر جابر ونبيل عماد دونجا وزكريا الوردي وإبراهيما نداي ومصطفي الزناري والبنيني سامسون أكينولا ويوسف حسن، بالإضافة إلي عودة محمد صبحي في فترة الانتقالات الصيفية.

Journalist drops big Traore to Spurs update

As per reliable reporter Matt Law of The Telegraph, Tottenham talks are ongoing over the transfer of Wolves winger Adama Traore but there’s been a twist to the tale.

The Lowdown: Conte eyes Traore re-mould…

To solve his right-wing back problem, Spurs boss Antonio Conte has earmarked the potential signing of Traore as fix and intends to re-mould the 25-year-old in that position (The Athletic).

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A natural forward, Traore will be used as a wing-back in Conte’s three-at-the-back system with the Spain international looking ‘pretty likely’ to be his first signing at N17.

This comes as Wolves are prepared to let him leave for £20 million, but according to Law, Spurs aren’t quite going to oblige.

The Latest: Spurs hopeful of loan…

According to his information, Tottenham are now hoping to sign Traore on an initial loan but with an obligation to buy, with talks still ongoing over his move.

As the attacker enters the final year of his deal at Molineux, it is also believed that they ‘may be forced to consider’ their proposal.

Tottenham’s transfer funds are apparently in ‘limited supply’, forcing them to weigh loan deals and potential 2022 free agents.

The Verdict: Good deal…

If Wolves oblige and agree to Tottenham’s revised terms, landing the Premier League ace on an initial loan would certainly be an astute piece of business from sporting director Fabio Paratici and the club.

Called the ‘perfect fit’ for Spurs by pundit Noel Whelan, Traore has overshadowed every Tottenham man in the Premier League this season when it comes to completed dribbles per 90 (WhoScored).

As well as this, the winger is still only 25 and possesses plenty of pace and skill – potentially making him a real asset for Conte as Tottenham’s boss aims to kickstart the rebuild.

In other news: Spurs agree £33.4m option to buy ‘sensational player’ after loan spell with EPL rivals, find out more here.

فيديو | طرد لاعب مانشستر سيتي أمام كوبنهاجن في دوري أبطال أوروبا

اضطر فريق مانشستر سيتي إلى اللعب بـ10 لاعبين فقط منذ الدقيقة 29، بعد طرد أحد لاعبيه خلال مواجهة كوبنهاجن في دوري أبطال أوروبا.

ويلتقي الفريقان في الوقت الحالي، في إطار منافسات الجولة الرابعة من دور مجموعات البطولة، موسم 2022/23.

ولجأ الحكم إلى تقنية الفيديو بعد وجود تدخل من لاعب مانشستر سيتي سيرجيو جوميز، على أحد لاعبي الخصم، على حدود منطقة الجزاء.

وأقرت التقنية بوجوب طرد سيرجيو جوميز، ومنح مخالفة لفريق كوبنهاجن، وهو ما حدث، ليضطر مانشستر سيتي إلى اللعب بـ10 لاعبين. طرد سيرجيو جوميز أمام كوبنهاجن

وكانت تقنية الفيديو قد ألغت هدفًا لصالح مانشستر سيتي، سجله رودري في الدقيقة 14، ثم احتسبت ركلة جزاء للفريق نفسه ولكن أهدرها رياض محرز في الدقيقة 25.

EFC must complete Neres transfer

Since Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri bought a 49.9% stake in Everton back in 2016, the Merseyside club have not been shy when it comes to spending money on new players such as Richarlison, Yerry Mina and Ben Godfrey to name a few.

One player that was brought in under Moshiri’s ownership that has arguably failed to live up to his price tag is attacker Alex Iwobi.

He joined Everton back in the 2019 summer transfer window from fellow Premier League club Arsenal in a deal that was reported to have been worth up to £34m, making him their fourth most expensive transfer.

In 80 appearances for the Toffees across all competitions, the 25-year-old has only managed to score six goals and provide five assists along the way, which isn’t what Everton would have hoped for given how much money they paid for him.

As well as his lack of regular goals and assists, Iwobi’s performances in an Everton shirt have come under scrutiny with journalist Dave Prentice once labelling his efforts on the pitch as “embarrassing.”

With that in mind and the fact that the January transfer window is still open for a considerable amount of time, this could be the perfect time to sign a player that can come in and potentially knock Iwobi out of the club at the same time.

Recently, Everton have been linked with a move for Ajax winger David Neres, who has 47 goals and 41 assists in 180 appearances under his belt for the Dutch club.

In 15 league appearances this season, Neres has managed to score three goals and provide two assists, despite only starting three of those games, showing that he has been more effective as a bit-part player for Ajax than £100k-per-week earner Iwobi, who has just one goal and one assist in the Premier League despite starting seven games this season.

While Neres could be a useful upgrade over Iwobi, a recent update from journalist and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claiming that Shakhtar Donetsk have agreed personal terms with the £18m-rated Brazilian could put a potential move to Everton in jeopardy.

Taking this into account, if Everton are interested in signing the 24-year-old, they may have to act quickly if they want to snatch him away from Donetsk.

In other news: “My understanding is”: Alan Myers drops EFC transfer claim that’ll have fans buzzing – opinion

Nottinghamshire sign Hashim Amla

Hashim Amla, the South Africa batsmen, has been signed by Nottinghamshire for the first seven weeks of the 2010 county season

Cricinfo staff23-Feb-2010

Hashim Amla will play for Nottinghamshire at the start of the 2010 season•Getty Images

Hashim Amla, the South Africa batsmen, has been signed by Nottinghamshire for the first seven weeks of the 2010 county season. Amla will provide cover for Australian batsman David Hussey, who will play for Nottinghamshire after the IPL and the World Twenty20 in the West Indies.”Six of our Championship fixtures begin before the end of May, so our main aim in the recruitment process was to find a batsman who we felt could score consistently in four day-cricket,” Nottinghamshire director of cricket Mick Newell said. “Hashim is having a good time in India, he’s not involved in South Africa’s Twenty20 side and he hasn’t got an IPL contract so he fits the bill.”Pursuing county cricket is a good option for a player in his position and hopefully he’ll leave with a positive impression of us and the door will be open for him to return at some stage in the future.”Amla is currently in India with the South African ODI squad. He was the Player of the Series in the recently-completed two-Test series, after scoring 490 runs and being dismissed just once.He is expected to make his debut for Nottinghamshire in a three-day game against Durham UCCE from April 10 and will leave Trent Bridge after the County Championship match against Essex which concludes on June 1.

Jean Mota vira dúvida no Santos e Elano promove garoto às pressas

MatériaMais Notícias

O Santos tem uma dúvida de última hora para encarar o Avaí, no domingo, na Vila Belmiro, às 17h, pela última rodada do Brasileirão. Jean Mota, que tem sido titular na lateral esquerda, tem dores nas costas e está fora da partida. Os dois substitutos, Caju e Orinho, estão machucados.

O técnico Elano promoveu o garoto Emerson, do sub-20, às pressas, na manhã desta sexta-feira e ele fez o primeiro treino com o profissional.

A outra possibilidade é improvisar o colombiano Copete, que atuou na posição com Dorival Júnior e Levir Culpi no comando.

– O Orinho bateu a cabeça no jogo do Brasileiro de Aspirantes e está afastado. Subiu o Emerson do sub-20 e o Copete já fez essa função. O único lateral de ofício que temos agora é do sub-20. Subimos ele hoje de manhã. Não tenho receio de colocar os meninos. O Jean ainda tem a possibilidade de atuar – disse Elano.

No ataque, na vaga do suspenso Ricardo Oliveira, Kayke teve a titularidade confirmada, mesmo sabendo que o camisa 11 está de saída do clube.

-O Kayke vai jogar porque é o substituto. Foi assim dentro do ano. Ele foi um dos caras que foi extremamente importante. Foi um cara que me ajudou muito. Contra o Flamengo fez uma função na direita. O Bruno saiu e o time ficaria baixo. Eu tinha outra substituição em mente. Desde que assumi, o Kayke me ajuda. Não seria coerente tirar ele agora – completou o técnico.

Outro suspenso é o volante Alison. O Peixe deve ir a campo com: Vanderlei; Victor Ferraz, Lucas Veríssimo, Luiz Felipe e Copete (Emerson); Renato, Matheus Jesus e Vecchio; Bruno Henrique, Arthur Gomes e Kayke.

O Peixe está em quarto com 62 pontos, um a menos que o Palmeiras na segunda colocação.

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Big-spending Surrey aim for revival

Can Nottinghamshire mount a challenge in the Championship and will Surrey’s new recruits bring success?

Andrew McGlashan and Sahil Dutta08-Apr-2010Much will be expected of Steven Finn after his England debut•Getty Images

Middlesex
Captain Shaun Udal Coach Richard Scott Overseas Iain O’Brien (NZ), Adam Gilchrist (Aus – T20), David Warner (Aus – T20)
Given the docile nature of the Lord’s pitch these days it’s lucky Middlesex possess a potent and varied seam attack. Steven Finn had the pace and bounce to leave optimistic England fans dreaming of Ashes success this winter but he needs to prove himself with plenty of wickets for Middlesex first. Iain O’Brien should offer the smart, whole-hearted support that makes his early retirement from international cricket a real loss for New Zealand. It’s the batting, however, that Middlesex desperately need to shore up and Owais Shah – ruthlessly discarded by England – and Eoin Morgan must fire. The MCC link has helped to attract Adam Glichrist for the Twenty20 Cup, giving the batting line-up an almost IPL glitz. SD
Key man Steven Finn – You only have to look at Steve Harmison to see how devastating height and bounce can be in county cricket and if Finn can stay fit and on the fringes of international duty, his wickets alone could win matches.
Keep an eye on Eoin Morgan – Is now the lynch pin of England’s limited-overs sides and could, alongside Shah and Glichrist produce riches in the shorter formats, but if wants to fulfil his ambitions for Test cricket, he needs Championship runs.
Winter surprise Their attempts to sign Sachin Tendulkar. It didn’t happen. Neither did Yuvraj Singh. Eventually they got David Warner.
Silverware? Promotion is a real chance and they are a decent bet for the Twenty20.Northamptonshire
Captain Nicky Boje Coach David Capel Overseas Elton Chigumbura (Zim)
The smaller clubs with no Test ground to prop-up the balance sheets have a difficult task attracting and keeping star players. Which makes the BCCI’s decision to prohibit Virender Sehwag joining for the Twenty20 all the more gut-wrenching. With Monty Panesar gone to Hove and Johan van der Wath unable to get a visa the bowling resources are looking sparse. Yet David Lucas had a vintage summer with the ball last year and David Sales and Mal Loye, who in another world could have been an England pairing, lend a solid feel to the batting.
Key man David Sales – Missed the whole of last season after knee reconstruction and will be desperate to make up for lost time. SD
Keep an eye on Jack Brooks – A lively and competitive pace bowler who rarely holds back.
Winter surprise Dipping into Zimbabwe to find their overseas player.
Silverware? Going to be very tough and it’s hard to see them challenging for honours.There is still plenty to prove for Samit Patel if he wants his England place back•Getty Images

Nottinghamshire
Captain Chris Read Coach Mick Newell Overseas David Hussey (Aus), Hashim Amla (SA), Dirk Nannes (Aus – T20)
They have been Durham’s closest rivals for the last two seasons – but last summer that was purely a statistic because the gap was too wide to be of significance. The core of the squad remains the same (barring Mark Ealham’s retirement) and this season they’ll want the young pacemen, Andy Carter and Luke Fletcher, to build on the positive impression they made last summer. Stuart Broad will be absent for most of the season – if not all – as will Graeme Swann, but they may seen more of Ryan Sidebottom. The overseas batsmen, David Hussey and Hashim Amla, should ensure decent totals while Dirk Nannes will add to their Twenty20 options. With the canny Chris Read and talented Samit Patel they should be a strong team in all formats. AM
Key man Samit Patel – Still shunned by the selectors he still to convince people that he can turn his career around. And it’s not all about runs and wickets, although plenty of both will go down well.
Keep an eye on Andy Carter and Luke Fletcher – Both were part of the England performance squad during the winter and can help take the burden off Charlie Shreck.
Winter surprise Better than expected financial results thanks to hosting the World Twenty20.
Silverware? Should be safe from relegation (if it matters this season) but may end up short of the top again. However, a one-day trophy is a real prospect.SomersetCaptain Marcus Trescothick Coach Andy Hurry Overseas Murali Kartik (Ind), Cameron White (Aus – T20), Kieron Pollard (WI – T20)
Probably the most consistent team across all formats last season, but couldn’t quite hold on to secure a trophy and had to settle for a trip to the Champions League. It’s something of a new era at Taunton this season with Justin Langer having retired and handed the reigns to Marcus Trescothick, while Andy Caddick has finally called time on his career. They will also have to adjust their one-day plans after Craig Kieswetter’s rapid elevation to England colours, but the appearance of Cameron White and Kieron Pollard will mean no shortage of sixes come Twenty20 time. As ever in four-day cricket the question mark is their ability to take 20 wickets often enough and there will be a heavy burden on Charl Willoughby. But he needs some support; they’ll be crossing their fingers it’s a dry summer for Murali Kartik (if the BCCI allow him here). AM
Key man Marcus Trescothick – This year will have to balance captaincy with his run-scoring duties. Needs a huge season to give his weak attack enough to play with.
Keep an eye on Peter Trego – Enjoyed a decent tour with the Lions and wasn’t far away from a T20 call-up. Another good season and higher hours could still be on the offing.
Winter surprise The departure of Phil Frost, the long-serving groundsman, who was made redundant.
Silverware? Hard to see them dismissing teams twice in the Championship, but if Trescothick, White and Pollard fire they will be hard to beat in Twenty20.Rory Hamilton-Brown has been handed the Surrey captaincy despite just seven Championship matches•PA Photos

Surrey
Captain Rory Hamilton-Brown Coach Chris Adams Overseas Piyush Chawla (Ind), Rao Iftikhar Anjum (Pak), Andrew Symonds (Aus – T20)
It’s been a very busy winter for Surrey as they try to reconstruct the talent and aura that once made them the Manchester United of cricket. With the retirement of Mark Butcher, coach Chris Adams poached 22-year-old Rory Hamilton-Brown from Sussex and installed him as captain. How he handles the big egos in the changing room will be intriguing. The batting has been reinforced with Steven Davies’ arrival, while Piyush Chawla (should he arrive) and Garth Batty give balance to the attack. It’s a long road back for Surrey and Adams needs to see some returns on his vast investments. Can money buy success? SD
Key man Mark Ramprakash – Will always make runs but if he finds support and the rest of the team find inspiration from Rory Hamilton-Brown, Surrey’s revival could be quicker than expected.
Keep an eye on Chris Tremlett – One of the many winter recruitments and after his career stuttered to a halt at Hampshire he arrives with a point to prove.
Winter surprise It was less a surprise and more an elongated public courting, but Hamilton-Brown’s move from Sussex to The Oval as captain filled up the winter’s planning.
Silverware? Perhaps a season too early but there is a chance in the Clydesdale Bank 40.Sussex
Captain Michael Yardy Coach Mark Robinson OverseasYasir Arafat (Pak), Dwayne Smith (WI – T20), Tillakaratne Dilshan (SL – T20)
The twin signings of Dwayne Smith and Tillakaratne Dilshan make Sussex strong contenders for defending their Twenty20 crown but for all their limited-overs success last season, they will be hoping to bounce back in the Championship. Having built their last three successful Championship campaigns (2003, 2006, 2007) on Mushtaq Ahmed’s legspin, they will be looking to new-boy Monty Panesar and young spinners Ollie Rayner and Will Beer to lead them straight back out of Division Two. If Murray Goodwin can improve on a disappointing year last season, where he averaged just 33.33, the batting still has a resilient edge. SD
Key man Murray Goodwin – Carried the batting at Hove for a number of years and it’s no surprise that his downturn in form coincided with a fall in Sussex’s fortunes in the Championship last year.
Keep an eye on Monty Panesar – His star faded last summer almost as quickly as it ascended in the years before. He starts afresh this summer at a county sympathetic to the craft of spin bowling and he should be pushing for a seat on the plane to the Ashes.
Winter surprise Shortly before the season started, Ed Joyce said he was interested in playing for Ireland again.
Silverware? They should be too good for Division Two and know how to win one-day matches. One of the favourites in the CB40 and Twenty20.Warwickshire
Captain Ian Westwood Coach Ashley Giles Overseas Imran Tahir (SA)
A middling team from the Midlands in recent seasons. Solid but unspectacular – much in the mould of their coach Ashley Giles. They look a little short on class to make a tilt at the Championship especially if Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott are both needed by England in Tests. However, if pitches turn Imran Tahir will be a handful – he just needs enough runs to work with. Jim Troughton and Tim Ambrose must average more than mid-30s for that to happen. Darren Maddy’s pre-season face injury was hugely unlucky for a player who missed most of 2009, but he should be back for Twenty20 which rejuvenated his career three years ago. AM
Key man Imran Tahir – Will have a huge bowling burden and county batsmen have had trouble playing him in the past.
Keep an eye on Chris Woakes – Along with Steven Finn he is the most exciting young paceman around.
Winter surprise That they didn’t strengthen the pace-bowling department.
Silverware? Unlikely to be Championship contenders which leaves them another team better suited to the one-day game.How will Shakib Al Hasan take to county cricket?•Getty Images

Worcestershire
Captain Vikram Solanki Coach Steve Rhodes Overseas Phil Jaques (Aus), Shakib Al Hasan (Bang), Steve Smith (Aus – T20)
They only just avoided the wooden spoon last season and things didn’t improve at New Road during the winter. A glut of senior players jumped ship – Kabir Ali and Simon Jones heading to Hampshire, Steven Davies and Gareth Batty leaving for Surrey and Steven Moore disappearing to Lancashire. Add regular flooding and financial strife and the picture is not pretty at New Road. However in Vikram Solanki and new-man Shakib Al Hasan, the Bangladesh captain, Worcestershire have some hope of reviving their fortunes. They will need ageing seamers Matt Mason and Alan Richardson to stay fit. SD
Key man Vikram Solanki – Captain and the side’s best batsman, he needs a vintage year to give his side anything to bowl at.
Keep an eye onShakib Al Hasan – Impressed everyone with his unnervingly accurate left-arm spin and enterprising batting for Bangladesh against England over the winter.
Winter surprise Worcestershire spent most of the winter watching their players head off to other clubs. They did their best to prevent Kabir Ali from moving, but the paceman promptly boycotted pre-season training, leaving the Worcestershire management no option but to let another man go.
Silverware? The best they can hope for is some decent weather keeping hopes for a flirt with promotion in the Championship alive.YorkshireCaptain Andrew Gale Coach Martyn Moxon Overseas Tino Best (WI, TBC), Ryan Harris (Aus), Herschelle Gibbs (SA – T20)
Andrew Gale is Yorkshire’s sixth captain in 10 years as they continue a rebuilding phase that has gone on for a number of seasons. For the last two summers they have found themselves in the lower part of Division One and a similar fate could await this time. There’s no Matthew Hoggard to pound in with the new ball so much will be expected of Ajmal Shahzad when he returns from the World Twenty20, but the spin department is well stocked with Adil Rashid, David Wainwright and Azeem Rafiq. They have had a rough time of trying to secure an overseas player with Ryan Harris’s successful time with Australia and Daryl Tuffey’s injury meaning plans remain up in the air. AM
Key man Jacques Rudolph – Will be the fulcrum of the batting and his experience will be important to Gale as he learns the ropes.
Keep an eye on David Wainwright – Andy Flower wants a left-arm spinner who can bat. Wainwright ticks both those boxes although remains inexperienced.
Winter surprise Plucking Tino Best out of the Caribbean during their pre-season tour. A rematch with Andrew Flintoff would be fun at some point.
Silverware? Will do well to finish in the top of half of the Championship, but could be an outside bet in the one-day campaigns.

إعلامي إنجليزي عن رونالدو: مرة أخرى.. تين هاج يختار إذلال أعظم لاعب في التاريخ

أثار قرار المدرب الهولندي إريك تين هاج، المدير الفني لفريق مانشستر يونايتد، باستبعاد كريستيانو رونالدو من قائمة الفريق لمباراة تشيلسي، الجدل في الأوساط الإعلامية وبين الجماهير.

وكتب الإعلامي الإنجليزي بيرس مورجان عبر حسابه الشخصي على موقع التواصل الاجتماعي “تويتر”:”مخز، اختار تين هاج مرة أخرى إذلال أعظم لاعب كرة قدم في التاريخ وأفضل هدافي يونايتد الموسم الماضي كريستيانو رونالدو”.

وأضاف مورجان:”يجب أن يجد فريقا آخر في أسرع وقت ممكن حيث يعاملونه بالاحترام الذي حصل عليه”.

وأعلن نادي مانشستر يونايتد في بيان رسمي، اليوم الخميس، استبعاد رونالدو من قائمة الفريق لمباراة تشيلسي في الجولة 13 من الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز، والمقرر لها السبت المقبل في السادسة والنصف مساء بتوقيت القاهرة.

اقرأ أيضا.. بالفيديو | أرسنال يفوز على آيندهوفن بهدف تشاكا في الدوري الأوروبي

وتابع بيان النادي:”جميع اللاعبين في كامل تركيزهم من أجل المباراة القادمة”.

وجاء قرار المدرب الهولندي إريك تين هاج باستبعاد رونالدو بعد رفضه الدخول كبديل خلال لقاء مانشستر يونايتد وتوتنهام، والذي انتهى بفوز الشياطين الحمر 2-0 بهدفي البرازيلي فريد والبرتغالي برونو فيرناديز.

وترك رونالدو المباراة بالأمس قبل نهايتها وشوهد وهو يغادر مقاعد البدلاء.  شاهد مغادرة كريستيانو رونالدو لمباراة مانشستر يونايتد وتوتنهام

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