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Toulouse Ready to Let Aboukhlal Leave
Toulouse Ready to Let Aboukhlal Leave

Morocco World

time4 days ago

  • Sport
  • Morocco World

Toulouse Ready to Let Aboukhlal Leave

Toulouse have opened the door for Zakaria Aboukhlal to leave the club this summer, with several European sides showing interest. The Moroccan international is under contract until June 2026, but club president Damien Comolli confirmed in a press conference that they're open to offers. 'We're leaving the door open for Zakaria Aboukhlal,' he said. According to French outlet Actu , Aboukhlal is on a shortlist of players likely to leave as part of a summer shake-up at Toulouse. He's already attracted interest from Wolves, who see him as a key target to strengthen their attack. Southampton have also shown interest, though they haven't made a formal offer yet. Rennes are also said to be in the mix as they look to build for next season. The 24-year-old had a solid campaign with Toulouse, scoring 7 goals and providing 4 assists in 27 matches across all competitions. With the transfer window just around the corner, a move looks increasingly likely for one of Morocco's top attacking talents. Tags: ligue 1ToulouseZakaria Aboukhlal

How to Watch Angers SCO vs. Toulouse FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch Angers SCO vs. Toulouse FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time

USA Today

time26-02-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

How to Watch Angers SCO vs. Toulouse FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time

How to Watch Angers SCO vs. Toulouse FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 3/2/2025 Ligue 1's 10th-place team, Toulouse FC, visits 12th-place Angers SCO on Sunday at 11:15 AM ET. You can stream it on Fubo. Toulouse FC's last game was a 4-1 victory away from home against Le Havre AC, taking nine shots and outshooting Le Havre AC by two. In its last action on February 25, Angers fell to Stade Reims 1-1 at home. Angers outshot Stade Reims 13 to 10. How to watch Angers SCO vs. Toulouse FC When: Sunday, March 2, 2025 at 11:15 AM ET Sunday, March 2, 2025 at 11:15 AM ET Where: Stade Raymond Kopa in Angers, France Stade Raymond Kopa in Angers, France Live Stream: Fubo Watch live sports and more without cable on FuboTV. Click here for a free trial. Toulouse FC key players With seven goals and two assists, Zakaria Aboukhlal stars for Toulouse FC. Joshua King is another key player for Toulouse FC, with four goals and two assists. Shavy Warren Babicka has four goals (on 10 shots, 1.1 per game) and two assists. Gabriel Alonso Suazo Urbina has no goals, but five assists (on 21 chances created, 1.0 per game). Angers key players Himad Abdelli has six goals (on 20 shots, 1.0 per game) and one assist for Angers. Esteban Lepaul has five goals (on 15 shots, 0.9 per game). Ibrahima Niane has three goals (on 16 shots, 0.9 per game) and one assist. Florent Hanin has one goal (on six shots, 0.3 per game) and two assists. To watch live sports and more without cable, head to FuboTV. Click here for a free trial. Toulouse FC vs. Angers match breakdown

Lucky 13 as PSG move well clear at top of French league
Lucky 13 as PSG move well clear at top of French league

Yahoo

time24-02-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Lucky 13 as PSG move well clear at top of French league

Paris Saint-Germain have no serious rivals in France this season and will soon find out if their crushing domestic dominance can translate into the team thriving on European soccer's biggest stage. Still unbeaten in the French league after 23 matches, PSG extended their massive lead at the top of the standings to 13 points on Sunday (Monday AEDT) with a 3-2 win at sixth-placed Lyon. PSG were the better side and led 2-0 with seven minutes left to play. The only downside for Luis Enrique's team was the players' inability to keep their lead intact when Lyon really upped the tempo. Inspired by the in-form Ousmane Dembele - who scored his 17th league goal at Lyon - PSG have made tremendous progress in recent weeks. Achraf Hakimi scored PSG's other goals. PSG remains atop of Ligue 1 📊 — Ligue 1 English (@Ligue1_ENG) February 23, 2025 There appears little doubt PSG will win a record-extending 13th league title this season. But a far tougher test looms in March against Premier League leaders Liverpool when the two teams face off in a mouth-watering last-16 Champions League tie. The first leg is in Paris on March 5. It's the next big hurdle on the road that separates PSG from their ultimate goal of winning the Champions League, a task that has proved too difficult so far despite the millions injected by Qatari investors since 2011. The only French club to win the Champions League, second-placed Marseille, made headlines for the wrong reason this weekend, losing 3-0 at Auxerre. In Lyon on Sunday, Hakimi put PSG ahead in the 53rd minute from Bradley Barcola's cross, and Dembele doubled the lead six minutes later with a superb strike in the opposite corner. Ryan Cherki ensured some suspense when he pulled one back at the end of a fine team move with seven minutes left to play. Hakimi completed his brace soon after to restore PSG's two-goal lead. Meanwhile, struggling Nantes moved five points clear off the relegation playoff spot with a 3-1 win against Lens. A week after getting hammered 7-1 at Monaco, Nantes bounced back to secure only their fifth win in 23 league games this season. French teenager Louis Leroux celebrated his first Ligue 1 start by opening the scoring in the 36th minute with a powerful shot. Moses Simon then made it 2-0 with a penalty kick on the hour-mark following a handball. Neil El Aynaoui pulled one back from the spot five minutes later, but Lens never looked capable of scrambling a comeback, especially after Mbala Nzola was sent off. Meschack Elia Lina secured a Nantes victory in stoppage time from former Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin's assist. Lens slumped to a third straight loss and remained in eighth place. In other action, Toulouse winger Zakaria Aboukhlal scored a stunning scissor-kick goal in a 4-1 win at Le Havre. Zakaria Aboukhlal's bicycle kick. Enjoy. 🚨🚲🇲🇦 — Ligue 1 English (@Ligue1_ENG) February 23, 2025 The 25-year-old Dutch player put Toulouse in front with his left foot when he connected with a lofted ball from Shavy Babicka in the Le Havre area. With his back to the goal, close to the penalty spot, Aboukhlal rose and unleashed an acrobatic shot that hit the right post and went into the back of the net. It was Aboukhlal's seventh league goal this season. Le Havre remained in the relegation zone, two points above last-placed Montpellier, with Toulouse 10th. Jonathan Claus and Hicham Boudaoui both scored as Nice moved back to third place with a 2-0 win over Montpellier, and Strasbourg and Brest drew 0-0.

Goal of the season contender as Aboukhlal scores with stunning scissor-kick
Goal of the season contender as Aboukhlal scores with stunning scissor-kick

Associated Press

time23-02-2025

  • Sport
  • Associated Press

Goal of the season contender as Aboukhlal scores with stunning scissor-kick

PARIS (AP) — Toulouse winger Zakaria Aboukhlal has scored a stunning scissor-kick goal against Le Havre in the French league. The 25-year-old Dutch player put Toulouse in front on Sunday with his left foot when he connected with a lofted ball from Shavy Babicka in the Le Havre area. With his back to the goal, close to the penalty spot, Aboukhlal rose and unleashed an acrobatic shot that hit the right post and went into the back of the net. It was Aboukhlal's seventh league goal this season. ___

Moroccan footballer Zakaria Aboukhlal wins his defamation lawsuit against RMC Sport
Moroccan footballer Zakaria Aboukhlal wins his defamation lawsuit against RMC Sport

Ya Biladi

time18-02-2025

  • Sport
  • Ya Biladi

Moroccan footballer Zakaria Aboukhlal wins his defamation lawsuit against RMC Sport

Zakaria Aboukhlal, forward and vice-captain of Toulouse FC, won his case this Tuesday, February 18, in the defamation case against RMC Sport, reports L'Equipe. The Paris Court of Appeal ruled defamatory an article published in May 2023, in which the radio reported controversial remarks allegedly made by the player towards Laurence Arribagé, former Deputy for Sports of the Toulouse City Hall. The incident, which occurred after TFC's victory in the French Cup, led to Aboukhlal's temporary sidelining. According to RMC Sport, he allegedly responded to the official: «In my country, women don't speak to men like that». These accusations, which the player has always denied, were supported by several witnesses. While the radio was acquitted in the first instance, Arthur Dreyfuss, former general director of RMC, was ordered to pay a symbolic one euro in damages. This decision marks a turning point for Aboukhlal, whose image had been tarnished by this controversy. Back on the field after a long injury, the Moroccan international is gradually regaining his form, having already scored six goals in Ligue 1 this season.

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