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- Reuters
Milan sign Swiss midfielder Jashari from Club Brugge
Aug 6 (Reuters) - AC Milan have signed Switzerland midfielder Ardon Jashari from Belgium's Club Brugge on a contract until June 2030, the Serie A club said on Wednesday. Financial details were not disclosed, but Italian media reported Milan paid around 34 million euros ($39.6 million) for the 23-year-old, plus three million in bonuses. Jashari joined Brugge from Swiss side Luzern in 2024 and made 52 appearances in all competitions, scoring four goals. The defensive midfielder, who has played four times for his country, helped Brugge reach the Champions League last 16 this year. Milan begin their Serie A campaign at home to promoted Cremonese on August 23. ($1 = 0.8595 euros)
The Guardian
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- The Guardian
Glasner believes Crystal Palace will win appeal and play in Europa League
Oliver Glasner has said he is confident Crystal Palace will win their appeal at the court of arbitration for sport (Cas) this week and be reinstated to play in the Europa League. Palace are seeking to overturn Uefa's decision to demote them to the Conference League for breaking multi-club ownership rules, with the appeal to take place in Lausanne on Friday. The decision is expected to be revealed by Cas on Monday, the day after Glasner's FA Cup holders face Premier League champions Liverpool in the Community Shield at Wembley. 'We don't have any influence on the decision from Uefa, we don't have any influence on the decision from Cas, so it just makes no sense that we're thinking about it,' Glasner told Sky on Tuesday. 'We focus on what we have to do on the pitch, how to create this spirit in the group, this togetherness, this commitment, and this is what we are doing day by day. We're waiting for the final decision, we're still confident that the appeal will be successful and that we will play in the Europa League. But in the end, on 11 August, we will know the final decision – then we will start to prepare for Europe.' Palace, who confirmed last month that the New York Jets owner, Woody Johnson, completed his purchase of John Textor's 43% stake, are understood to believe they have a strong chance of winning the appeal. They are expected to present evidence that they insist proves Uefa's deadline to change their ownership structure so they complied with its rules was not 1 March but rather 30 April, as well as pointing out that Textor's departure has removed the barrier to their participation. The American owns French club Lyon, who have also qualified for next season's Europa League. It is understood that Textor will not be part of the Palace delegation that travels to Switzerland for the Cas hearing. Sign up to Football Daily Kick off your evenings with the Guardian's take on the world of football after newsletter promotion Nottingham Forest, who qualified for the Conference League after finishing seventh in the Premier League, would stand to be promoted to the Europa League if Palace's appeal fails. On Monday, Palace were drawn to play against the losers of the Europa League qualifier between Norway's Fredrikstad or Midtjylland of Denmark in the Conference League playoff, with the first leg scheduled to take place at Selhurst Park on 21 August. An article on the club's official website detailing their potential opponents was deleted not long after being published, while Palace's X account also removed a message about the draw.
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Daily Mail
Revealed: Crystal Palace's battle plans to beat UEFA in court and get back in the Europa League - all the secrets they say were kept from them, truth about two-tier justice and what they will say about Nottingham Forest
On Friday, Crystal Palace face a date with European destiny in Switzerland. Here, Mail Sport outlines exactly how lawyers representing the Eagles will seek to overturn their bombshell demotion from the Europa League – in what promises to be a David v Goliath battle between the underdog winners and the might of UEFA...
