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The Herald Scotland
4 hours ago
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- The Herald Scotland
Thursday's briefing: Jude undergoes op as Lionesses prepare for Euros last eight
Bellingham goes under the knife Parte médico de Bellingham. — Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadrid) July 16, 2025 Real Madrid and England midfielder Bellingham has undergone shoulder surgery. It was reported in May that Bellingham would have an operation following this summer's Club World Cup and on Wednesday, Real confirmed the procedure had taken place to treat a recurring dislocation of his left shoulder. The surgery is reportedly set to sideline him until October, but the Spanish club did not confirm any length of absence, saying only that Bellingham would now 'begin a period of rehabilitation prior to his return to recovery work'. Bellingham is now set to miss the start of Real's LaLiga campaign and also England's World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia in September. Bronze calls for underdog mentality Lucy Bronze urged defending champions England to draw on the underdog mentality buried deep in their DNA when they kick off their Euro 2025 quarter-final with Sweden in Zurich. 'We said we're a 'new England', a new team,' said Bronze. 'And what was meant by that was, we had a lot of younger players and new players who have very different experiences of playing for England compared to the likes of myself, where we know that England used to have to dig deep all the time, always. 'Like, 2015 was the first time we beat Germany – that's insane to think of right now. 'But England in the past, it was you have to dig out performances and you are maybe the underdog, you aren't the favourite. Whereas this England team has developed and changed.' Parish praying for Palace redemption "I hope common sense can prevail" 👀 With the Conference League draw around the corner, surely this dispute can get resolved quickly? 🤔 — The Rest Is Football (@RestIsFootball) July 16, 2025 Crystal Palace will mount a legal challenge to UEFA's decision to exclude them from next season's Europa League, with chairman Steve Parish announcing the club would appeal to CAS. The FA Cup winners have been demoted to the Conference League owing to what Europe's governing body says is a conflict of interest regarding former director and co-owner John Textor, who also owns part of Ligue 1 side Lyon. 'We are still fighting,' Parish told the The Rest is Football podcast. 'There's an appeal process, so we go to CAS which is the court for arbitration and, you know, we're very hopeful. We think we've got great legal arguments. 'We don't think this is the right decision by any means. We know unequivocally that John didn't have decisive influence over the club. 'We know we proved that beyond all reasonable doubt because it's a fact.' Girelli sends Italy through Italy win it right at the death! 😮 Cristiana Girelli heads home to send Italy through to the semi-final of the #WEuro2025 🇮🇹 — BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 16, 2025 Cristiana Girelli's 90th-minute winner sent Italy through to the semi-finals of Euro 2025 after a 2-1 victory over Norway. Extra-time was looming after Girelli's second-half opener had been cancelled out by Norway's Ada Hegerberg, who had earlier missed a penalty. But Italy's captain stood up when her side needed her to power home a header from Guro Reiten's cross to book their last-four spot, where they will meet either Sweden or England. What's on today England continue their assault on Euro 2025 with a tough-looking quarter-final against Sweden, hoping to build on explosive group wins against the Netherlands and Wales. Elsewhere, Welsh clubs Haverfordwest and Penybont, Northern Irish side Cliftonville and Irish Premier Division outfit St Patrick's Athletic are in Europa Conference League qualifying action.
Qatar Tribune
10 hours ago
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- Qatar Tribune
Jude Bellingham could be out until October following shoulder surgery
PA Media/dpa London Real Madrid and England midfielder Jude Bellingham has undergone shoulder surgery. It was reported in May that Bellingham would have surgery following this summer's Club World Cup and on Wednesday, Real confirmed the procedure had taken place to treat a recurring dislocation of his left shoulder. The surgery is reportedly set to sideline him until October, but the Spanish club did not confirm any length of absence, saying only that Bellingham would now 'begin a period of rehabilitation prior to his return to recovery work'. Real said the surgery had been performed by Drs Manuel Leyes and Andrew Wallace, under the supervision of Real Madrid Medical Services. Bellingham is now set to miss the start of Real's LaLiga campaign and also England's World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia in September. The 22-year-old and his Real team-mates came home empty-handed from the Club World Cup to round off a disappointing campaign where they finished runners-up to Barcelona in the league and fell to Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals. Carlo Ancelotti, who stood down as Real coach at the end of the regular season but before the Club World Cup, highlighted the issue with Bellingham's shoulder back in December 2023 and said at the time: 'The shoulder is very particular.
Qatar Tribune
10 hours ago
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
Vazquez to leave Real Madrid
PA Media/dpa London Lucas Vazquez has announced he is leaving Real Madrid. The 34-year-old right-sided player has spent almost his entire career at Real, having joined the club's academy at the age of 16. Following a loan spell with Espanyol, Vazquez made his Real debut in September 2015 and has gone on to make 402 appearances for the club over 10 seasons, winning 23 trophies, including five Champions League titles and four La Liga crowns. Vazquez's final outing came as a substitute during their 4-0 Club World Cup defeat to Paris SaintGermain earlier this month and he revealed on Wednesday he will be leaving the club. 'Dear Madristas, it's been nearly two decades since I arrived at Valdebebas as a 16-year-old full of dreams and excitement to wear this shirt,' he said in a post on Instagram. 'Every step along the way has been a gift and over time, Madrid became my home. We've lived unforgettable nights together, celebrated 23 titles and created memories that will stay with me forever. 'From the bottom of my heart thank you to the president, the board, the staff, my coaches, my team-mates and above all to the fans. You pushed me to always give that little bit more. 'Today, after more than 400 matches, it's time to say goodbye to the club of my life. But I leave with peace of mind knowing I gave it my all.' Real said farewell ceremony will be held for Vazquez on July 17. President Florentino Perez said: 'Lucas Vazquez represents in an exemplary way the values of Real Madrid, which has made him one of the most loved players by our fans. 'The figure of Lucas Vazquez symbolizes the hard work, perseverance, humility, and winning spirit that are essential for success in this shirt. 'He is a player who has the affection and recognition of all Madridistas. Real Madrid is and always will be his home.'
Observer
12 hours ago
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- Observer
Lucas Vazquez to leave Real Madrid
LONDON: Lucas Vazquez has announced he is leaving Real Madrid. The 34-year-old right-sided player has spent almost his entire career at Real, having joined the club's academy at the age of 16. Following a loan spell with Espanyol, Vazquez made his Real debut in September 2015 and has gone on to make 402 appearances for the club over 10 seasons, winning 23 trophies, including five Champions League titles and four La Liga crowns. Vazquez's final outing came as a substitute during their 4-0 Club World Cup defeat to Paris Saint Germain earlier this month and he revealed on Wednesday he will be leaving the club. "Dear Madristas, it's been nearly two decades since I arrived at Valdebebas as a 16-year-old full of dreams and excitement to wear this shirt," he said in a post on Instagram. "Every step along the way has been a gift and over time, Madrid became my home. We've lived unforgettable nights together, celebrated23 titles and created memories that will stay with me forever. "From the bottom of my heart thank you to the president, the board,the staff, my coaches, my team-mates and above all to the fans. You pushed me to always give that little bit more. "Today, after more than 400 matches, it's time to say goodbye to the club of my life. But I leave with peace of mind knowing I gave it my all." Real said farewell ceremony will be held for Vazquez on July 17. President Florentino Perez said: "Lucas Vazquez represents in an exemplary way the values of Real Madrid, which has made him one of the most loved players by our fans. "The figure of Lucas Vazquez symbolizes the hard work, perseverance,humility, and winning spirit that are essential for success in this shirt. "He is a player who has the affection and recognition of all Madridistas. Real Madrid is and always will be his home." — dpa
Rhyl Journal
13 hours ago
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Jude Bellingham could be sidelined until October following shoulder surgery
It was reported in May that Bellingham would have surgery following this summer's Club World Cup and on Wednesday, Real confirmed the procedure had taken place to treat a recurring dislocation of his left shoulder. The surgery is reportedly set to sideline him until October, but the Spanish club did not confirm any length of absence, saying only that Bellingham would now 'begin a period of rehabilitation prior to his return to recovery work'. Parte médico de Bellingham. — Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadrid) July 16, 2025 Real said the surgery had been performed by Drs Manuel Leyes and Andrew Wallace, under the supervision of Real Madrid Medical Services. Bellingham is now set to miss the start of Real's LaLiga campaign and also England's World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia in September. The 22-year-old and his Real team-mates came home empty-handed from the Club World Cup to round off a disappointing campaign where they finished runners-up to Barcelona in the league and fell to Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals. Carlo Ancelotti, who stood down as Real coach at the end of the regular season but before the Club World Cup, highlighted the issue with Bellingham's shoulder back in December 2023 and said at the time: 'The shoulder is very particular. 'If it happens again or keeps happening, maybe (he will need surgery), but we will see.'
