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3 days ago
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😂 Oi mate! Palmeiras poke fun at Corinthians with 'free access' jibe
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. Rivalry is one of the pillars of football and what makes it the most popular sport on the planet. Advertisement And Palmeiras made a point of making that very clear on Wednesday (28). After thrashing Sporting Cristal 6-0, at Allianz Parque, and maintaining 100% performance in the Conmebol Libertadores, the "adm" of Verdão made a point of remembering their biggest rival - Corinthians -, who was eliminated in the group stage of the South American. + 😂 ACCESS DENIED (2)! Rivals party after Corinthians' NEW fall The famous "access" was remembered. While for Verdão it's always open, for "others" it's PÁ! DENIED! Furthermore, the Verdão - three-time Libertadores champion - made a point of reinforcing that, among Brazilian teams with at least 142 games in the continental tournament, it is the one with the most victories. Advertisement In this case, more than double that of the eternal rival. 📸 Miguel Schincariol - 2025 Getty Images
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21-05-2025
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🏆 FIFA announces transfer window for Club World Cup
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. Less than a month before the ball rolls in the 2025 World Cup, FIFA has confirmed that an exceptional transfer window will open from June 1 to 10 for all teams in the tournament. All 20 FIFA Member Associations whose clubs will participate in the FIFA Club World Cup have confirmed the opening of an exceptional transfer window from 1 to 10 June 🏆 — FIFA (@FIFAcom) May 21, 2025 "In accordance with the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Regulations and the relevant changes to the Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players, the 20 member associations with clubs participating in the revolutionary FIFA competition have confirmed that they will open an exceptional registration period from June 1 to 10, so that new players can participate in the competition." ¡SE ABRE UN PERIODO DE FICHAJES PARA EL MDC!📌 La FIFA informó que las 20 Asociaciones Miembro cuyos clubes participarán del Mundial de Clubes, confirmaron la apertura de un periodo de inscripción excepcional, del 1 al 10 de junio📌 Los clubes participantes también podrán… — SportsCenter (@SC_ESPN) May 21, 2025 Will we have any BOMBA signings for the Club World Cup? Will CR7 arrive as a reinforcement for some team? 🏆 📸 Miguel Schincariol - 2025 Getty Images
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13-02-2025
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💰 MLS best transfer XI so far this winter
This MLS transfer window has been a blur, with big money being spent up and down the league, league legends returning, and intra-league cash being splashed, you can forgive somebody for not realizing how quickly the start of the 2025 season has crept up on us. With that in mind, let's take a look at the best XI of confirmed inbound transfers to MLS this season. That includes current MLS players moving to new MLS clubs, and MLS clubs making previous loan deals permanent. In typical MLS fashion, we'll go with the classic 4-2-3-1 formation. 📸 Miguel Schincariol - 2023 Getty Images There were almost no number-one goalkeeper signings in MLS this offseason, leaving us little to choose from. However, RSL have brought in veteran shot-stopper Rafael Cabral from Gremio to bolster their ranks. The 34-year-old has made over 400 senior appearances in his career, and will bring more veteran experience to a goalkeeping core in search of a true number one. 📸 Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Orellano was a revelation for Cincinnati in 2024, alternating between playing as a right wing-back and an true right-winger. The 24-year-old's was on loan from Vasco de Gama, but after a stellar campaign in which he bagged 10 goals and seven assists, a won MLS Newcomer of the Year, Cincinnati made his move to the club permanent. Oh yeah, he simply only scores bangers as well. ARE YOU KIDDING?! 🤯Luca Orellano with an insane strike. — Major League Soccer (@MLS) September 1, 2024 📸 Morgan Tencza-Imagn Images San Diego, for obvious reasons, were the busiest team in the market this winter as they head into their inaugural campaign. And they made a shrewd move in picking up New York Red Bulls center-back Andrés Reyes for a $800,000 as they build their first ever defensive core. The Colombian was integral in the Red Bulls' run to the 2024 MLS Cup final, scoring the goal in the Eastern Conference semi-final to help take them to Los Angeles. Andres Reyes was EVERYWHERE tonight. 😤 — Major League Soccer (@MLS) November 24, 2024 📸 JUAN MABROMATA Young defenders from South America have found a true home in Major League Soccer in recent years, and Minnesota United may have found another solid addition to the bunch in Nicolás Romero. The former Atlético Tucumán center-back made nearly 80 first-team appearances at the ripe age of 21 in the Argentine top-flight, and should improve the Loons' defensive options under second-year head coach Eric Ramsay. 📸 Ben Roberts Photo - 2025 Getty Images After a handful of key departures this offseason, Cincinnati have responded well with the addition of Middlesbrough left-back Lukas Engel. The Dane can provide a bit more steel defensively in Pat Noonan's back-five, while also have the ability to join the attack out wide. 📸 Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images It's not often the MLS Cup MVP is available for the paltry sum of $100,000 and a homegrown player just weeks after playing a key role in his side's title triumph, yet Gastón Brugman was. The veteran midfielder not a first-choice man for Galaxy boss Greg Vanney last season, but it was his last-minute addition to the MLS Cup Final lineup that may have sealed the trophy. Campeon de Los Ángeles 🇺🇾We thank MLS Cup Champion @gastonbrugman for his many contributions to the club during his time in LA. — LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) December 19, 2024 Nashville have faded into obscurity since bursting onto the scene in 2020 and 2021 after joining the league, but a veteran presence in midfield is a solid addition to a team looking to work their way back into the picture. 📸 Steve Roberts-Imagn Images As the biggest spenders this offseason, Atlanta United will feature in this XI frequently going forward, and we'll start with the midfield addition of Mateusz Klich from D.C. United. The former Leeds man was the best of a woeful bunch in the nation's capital last season, but in a team expected to function much more fluidly in Atlanta, Klich could have the platform to show why he was once Premier League quality. Reports have indicated that Atlanta feel they are have signed 'a fourth Designated Player' in Klich, and they did so for the small price of an MLS SuperDraft pick. 📸 Eddie Keogh - 2025 Getty Images In a selling league like MLS, it's not often you get to see the return of a club legend who once departed to the Premier League for nearly $26m, but Atlanta United have done just that in bringing back Miguel Almíron. The Paraguayan scored 21 goals and provided 28 assists in 62 games for Atlanta across two seasons in 2017 and 2018, and he makes his return at the perfect time as the Five Stripes look to reload under Ronny Deila. Alongside Aleksei Miranchuk, and a big-money striker who will feature later in this article, 'Miggy' may just be set for a true Dirty South swan song. Atlanta United star Miguel Almiron:'I feel like I'm home.' — Tom Bogert (@tombogert) January 31, 2025 📸 Katie Stratman-Imagn Images The saga is finally over, Lucho Acosta has a new home. Despite his seemingly sketchy behavior after publicly announcing his desire to leave Cincinnati, Acosta is still one of the all-time great attackers in MLS history, and Dallas can only be better with him as the center-piece of their attack. The Argentine has bagged a staggering 72 goals and 97 assists in 251 MLS games, and has nott shown signs of slowing down anytime soon. With star striker Petar Musa leading the line, Dallas now boast one of the deadliest attacking combinations in league. LUCHO ACOSTA! 🤩 — Major League Soccer (@MLS) September 24, 2023 📸 Hector Vivas - 2023 Getty Images When squad plans were being laid out for MLS newcomers San Diego, it was clear from the jump they had one signing in mind to announce their presence in the league — Mexico international Chucky Lozano. The 29-year-old has tallied more than 200 goal contributions in 444 senior appearances across spells with Pachuca, PSV, and Napoli, winning four league titles along the way. 'Signing a player of the international stature of 'Chucky' Lozano is the biggest possible endorsement of our project in San Diego,' said San Diego FC Owner and Chairman, Sir Mohamed Mansour. Lozano has immediately become one of the highest profile attackers in the division after making the move from PSV. 📸 Stu Forster - 2025 Getty Images Of course the MLS record signing would have to feature at the top of the lineup for us, and it was Atlanta United splashing the cash once again. The former Middlesbrough man will come into the league with bags of pressure, but a platform to excel with the talent behind him in Atlanta. 'Oh my days man… I really can't wait to play here.'𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 compares to @MBStadium. Just wait till it's full, Latte 😮💨 — Atlanta United FC (@ATLUTD) February 5, 2025 What do you make of the XI? Any snubs?
