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Yahoo
27-05-2025
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🎥 "Maldini" sent off, Rijeka crowned, Modrić in tears 🥺: moments you missed
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. The championship ended with Napoli's victory and the resolution of all the missing verdicts: Juventus in the Champions League, Empoli and Venezia relegated, Roma in the Europa League, Fiorentina in the Conference, and Lazio out of Europe. In all the excitement of the weekend, you might have missed some episodes, not only in Serie A: let's catch up on them together! The Croatian championship was decided only on the last day, remaining suspended between three teams until the last breath, so much so that the president of the Football Federation had to wait for the verdicts on the highway, to know if the trophy would go to Zagreb, Split, or Rijeka. 🚨🔵 𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 | Rijeka have WON the Croatian league title! 🏆🇭🇷It's their first league title in 8 years, huge moment for them. In Croatia, from 2018 to 2024 Dinamo Zagreb won all the league titles, now Rijeka have broken that dominance! 👏 — EuroFoot (@eurofootcom) May 25, 2025 In the end, the trophy was delivered to Rijeka, outsmarting Fabio Cannavaro's Dinamo Zagreb and Gennaro Gattuso's Hajduk Split: for the Istrian team, it's their first title in eight years, breaking Dinamo Zagreb's dominance. In Madrid, Luka Modrić played his last match with the Real Madrid jersey. A story that began in 2012 and lasted 13 seasons, with 4 La Liga titles and 6 Champions Leagues among the vast collection of trophies lifted by the Croatian in the Merengue shirt. Luka was crying yesterday before the game as he was going to the Bernabéu 😢 — Croatian Football (@CroatiaFooty) May 25, 2025 So, before the last of the 591 matches played in white, Modrić couldn't hold back his emotions, crying continuously as the team bus took him to the Bernabéu for the last time. At San Siro, it wasn't just the protest of Milan fans who left their seats during the match against Monza. A fan sang a chant dedicated to Paolo Maldini, waving a jersey with the number 3 of the historic Rossoneri flag. Paolo Ale! Paolo Maldini — Walter Flores (@walli7_) May 24, 2025 According to DAZN, the fan was escorted out of the stadium, only to be brought back to his seat later.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🎥 "Maldini" sent off, Rijeka crowned, Modrić in tears 🥺: moments you missed
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. The championship ended with Napoli's victory and the resolution of all the missing verdicts: Juventus in the Champions League, Empoli and Venezia relegated, Roma in the Europa League, Fiorentina in the Conference, and Lazio out of Europe. Advertisement In all the excitement of the weekend, you might have missed some episodes, not only in Serie A: let's catch up on them together! The Croatian title race The Croatian championship was decided only on the last day, remaining suspended between three teams until the last breath, so much so that the president of the Football Federation had to wait for the verdicts on the highway, to know if the trophy would go to Zagreb, Split, or Rijeka. In the end, the trophy was delivered to Rijeka, outsmarting Fabio Cannavaro's Dinamo Zagreb and Gennaro Gattuso's Hajduk Split: for the Istrian team, it's their first title in eight years, breaking Dinamo Zagreb's dominance. Modrić's tears In Madrid, Luka Modrić played his last match with the Real Madrid jersey. A story that began in 2012 and lasted 13 seasons, with 4 La Liga titles and 6 Champions Leagues among the vast collection of trophies lifted by the Croatian in the Merengue shirt. So, before the last of the 591 matches played in white, Modrić couldn't hold back his emotions, crying continuously as the team bus took him to the Bernabéu for the last time. Maldini's jersey... not allowed? At San Siro, it wasn't just the protest of Milan fans who left their seats during the match against Monza. A fan sang a chant dedicated to Paolo Maldini, waving a jersey with the number 3 of the historic Rossoneri flag. According to DAZN, the fan was escorted out of the stadium, only to be brought back to his seat later.


New York Times
09-04-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Fabio Cannavaro: Dinamo Zagreb sack ex-Real Madrid and Italy defender after 14 matches
Former Real Madrid and Italy defender Fabio Cannavaro has been sacked by Dinamo Zagreb after just 14 matches as head coach. Cannavaro won seven of his matches in charge of the Croatian club before the announcement of his departure on Wednesday. Among his matches in the dugout, Cannavaro's side suffered a 3-0 defeat to Arsenal in the Champions League. The former Inter defender also led the to a 2-1 win away at Milan in the league phase, and missed out on a play-off spot to Club Brugge on goal difference. Advertisement Dinamo said they thank Cannavaro, 51, for his 'great effort, commitment and friendliness' throughout his tenure, wishing him luck in his 'future sporting and life journey'. The club confirmed assistant coach Sandro Perkovic would assume the role of head coach for the remainder of their season. In November 2024, The Athletic reported Cannavaro was in talks to become Deportivo La Coruna's new head coach. The former Italy international, who was capped 136 times during his playing career, then joined Dinamo on December 29. Cannavaro's departure follows a 3-0 defeat to NK Istra 1961 on Saturday. Dinamo are third in the Croatian top-flight, eight points behind leaders Hajduk Split. Cannavaro's side were also knocked out of the Croatian Cup at the quarter-final stage following a 1-0 defeat to Osijek. Dinamo have been the dominant Croatian side this century, winning 20 of the most recent 25 league titles. A former Ballon d'Or and World Cup winner, Cannavaro has previously taken charge of Quanjian, Al Nassr and Guangzhou Evergrande. He also took temporary charge of China, before stints with Benevento and Udinese in Italy. ()


Al-Ahram Weekly
09-04-2025
- Sport
- Al-Ahram Weekly
Italy great Cannavaro fired by Dinamo Zagreb after 3 months in charge - World
Italian soccer great Fabio Cannavaro was fired as coach of Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday with the team falling out of contention to win an eighth straight Croatian league title. Cannavaro, who captained Italy to the 2006 World Cup title, was only at the helm for 14 competitive matches after becoming coach on Dec. 29 on a contract to 2026. During his time there, Dinamo was eliminated from the Champions League on goal difference after the initial league stage — the team finished 25th, with the top 24 advancing to the last 16 or the playoffs. Dinamo remains in third place in the Croatian league, eight points behind leader Hajduk Split and seven points adrift of second place Rijeka. In 10 league matches under Cannavaro, Dinamo recorded five wins, two draws and three losses. 'We would like to thank coach Cannavaro from the bottom of our hearts for his tremendous effort, commitment and friendliness,' Dinamo said in a statement, 'and we wish him all the best on his future sporting and life journey.' Cannavaro is the third coach fired by Dinamo this season, which started with Sergej Jakirović in charge before he was replaced by Nenad Bjelica. Assistant coach Sandro Perković will take control of the team for the remainder of the season. Cannavaro coached several clubs in China and the Middle East before brief spells in charge of Benevento in Serie B and then top-flight Udinese back in Italy. (For more sports news and updates, follow Ahram Online Sports on Twitter at @AO_Sports and on Facebook at AhramOnlineSports.) Follow us on: Facebook Instagram Whatsapp Short link:
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Ex-Italy World Cup winner Cannavaro sacked as Dinamo Zagreb coach
Fabio Cannavaro had three months in charge of Dinamo Zagreb (JUSTIN TALLIS) Former Italy captain and World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro was sacked on Wednesday as Dinamo Zagreb coach barely three months after taking over, the Croatian champions said. Cannavaro, who led Italy to the 2006 World Cup and won that year's Ballon d'Or as well, was appointed by Dinamo in late December. Advertisement "Cannavaro is no longer the coach of Dinamo's first team," the club said in a statement. As the Blue Ones' third coach this season Cannavaro oversaw 14 matches including 10 in the Croatian league. He led Dinamo to five victories, two draws and three defeats in the top-flight as they sit in third place in the table. Dinamo trail league leaders Hajduk Split by eight points with eight matches remaining. According to media reports, the latest 3-0 defeat by Istra 1961 at the weekend was the final straw for the club, who were already unhappy with Cannavaro's results. On Wednesday, however, Dinamo praised Cannavaro's 2-1 win against AC Milan in the league phase of the Champions League earlier in the season but it was not enough for the Croatian club to reach the competition's knockout phase. Advertisement Dinamo will be taken over by current assistant coach Sandro Perkovic. Before joining the Croatian club, the 51-year-old Cannavaro was in charge of Udinese in Serie A. He has previously coached clubs in the Middle East and China, and briefly China's national team in 2019. ljv/iwd/bsp