Flying Portuguese Wingback
A lot of attention is currently on José Mourinho since he was appointed as the new AS Roma manager some weeks ago. While many people have already started anticipating his sacking even though he is yet to oversee his first official match at the club, a lot of other people have already backed him up to enjoy success in Rome.
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Technology has been a blessing to football though VAR antagonists will say otherwise. Since the introduction of VAR at the start of the 2019/20 season, it has formed the subject of discussion as stakeholders wondered if it is good for football or not. A lot of football fans have argued against VAR especially when it comes to offside calls.
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In the wake of Tottenham Hotspur relieving José Mourinho of his managerial duties at the club, there have been several views and opinions about the incident. Tottenham owner Daniel Levy decided that enough was enough and eventually dished out the sack letter to the Portuguese manager on Monday afternoon after a run of poor results, with the most recent one a 2’2 draw with Everton.
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Ex-Chelsea and FC Porto right-back Jose Bosingwais delighted that the footballing world has Jose Mourinho. Jose Bosingwaknows a lot about Jose Mourinho having played under him at FC Porto in the Portuguese top flight. Jose Bosingwa spoke about his former manager at FC Porto in a chat with Omnisport as he expressed his happiness that Portuguese tactician Mourinho is back doing what he loves and that’s managing a team from the dugout after he was written off at the end of his unsuccessful spell as the Manchester United boss. A lot of football stakeholders questioned Jose Mourinho and his ability to manage at the top level following his sack from the Red Devils managerial job.
Former Chelsea defender Jose Bosingwa has been named on the list of five players who had rollercoaster careers. The list was compiled by media portal FourFourTwo. The ex-Portuguese international fullback made the list with others like Victor Valdes, Rio Ferdinand, Ibrahim Afellay and Nicky Butt.
Chelsea star says he is excited to find the net again post lockdown. Chelsea defeated hosts Aston Villa 2-1 on Sunday to keep a strong hold on their fourth place spot in the Premier League. The win boosts them at least five points ahead of Manchester United that played a draw with Spurs.
Chelsea was well beaten by Bayern Munich in the round of 16 UEFA champions league tie first league at Stamford Bridge. The blues did put in a strong performance in the first half to keep their illustrious German opponent at Bay, albeit the Bavarians were unlucky on some occasions. The second half was another story entirely, as Serge Gnabry produced another masterpiece performance in London. He had scored four goals against another London team, Tottenham in the group stage, in 7-2 mauling. He was instrumental again last night as he scored another 2, and the reliable Robert Lewandowski scored the third, adding gloss to an already impressive score line. Lewandowski’s goal was his 39th in 33 appearances this season.
The Champions League is the recognition for which every footballer dreams about. They even eye onto getting one at least in their professional career. They dream of it ever since they join any of the league clubs. It is one such competition that vibrant and sums up their career and if they succeed to win it for one time, then they are able to enlist themselves into the hall of fame for the sport and for their fans as well. There are a few players who have won the big prize and they have got the medal that they long dream of getting, they have not been able to find a place in the heart of their supporters, certainly not in the name of football. The memory of them has long lost even though they went through a hard time and won the Champions League trophy.
Manchester United have paid a record fee worth £50 million for Crystal Palace defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
The defender swapped London for Manchester in a move that has been brewing for the past few weeks. It is understood that the player is expected to take up the number 29 jersey.
Wan-Bissaka is regarded as one of the best young fullbacks in the game and his transfer completes a remarkable year for the defender. Converted from a winger to the defense at the start of last season the 21-year-old excelled for the Eagles.
He would be expected to replace outgoing captain Antonio Valencia and likely to be thrust straight into the first team. This transfer was hastened so that the player would be able to partake in pre-season.
His marauding runs from deep and defensive solidity made him one of the most sought after defender this summer. Wan-Bissaka is perhaps the most high profile rightback to make a move in England since the signing of Jose Bosingwa by Chelsea several years ago.
Bosingwa had just been named in the Euro 2008 team of the tournament and came with lots of expectations. However, he flattered to deceive at the club despite winning several trophies at the club.
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Chelsea recent transfer ban has been hanging over the club ahead of the summer transfer window. The Blues were handed a transfer ban for two windows in February by football ruling body FIFA. The Blues have appealed the decision which is likely to be heard in April.
