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Guilherme Batista, volante revelado em Cotia, assinou seu primeiro contrato profissional com o São Paulo. O novo vínculo vai até dezembro de 2025.

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Nascido em 2006, atua como um segundo volante canhoto, e está nas categorias de base do Tricolor paulista desde 2016 – ou seja, chegou na equipe com dez anos. Nesta temporada, disputou oito jogos, com um gol marcado.

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Neste novo vínculo, foram estabelecidos os valores das multas rescisórias. Para clubes brasileiros, o valor gira em torno dos R$ 18 milhões. Já para clubes europeus, é estimado em 50 milhões de euros (aproximadamente R$ 281 milhões na cotação atual).

Recentemente, Guilherme Batista, conhecido como ‘Fumaça’, começou a ser introduzido no elenco Sub-17, comandado por Menta. Com apenas 16 anos, assinou um contrato de três anos por ser menor de idade – devido ao limite imposto pela Fifa para atletas nestas condições.

كشف مصدر باتحاد الكرة المصري، عن الحكم الأقرب لتولى إدارة مباراة الأهلي وبيراميدز في إطار مواجهات الدوري المصري.

وتقام مباراة الأهلي وبيراميدز مساء السبت المقبل، في إطار لقاءات الجولة الخامسة من الدوري المصري.

طالع.. خاص | هل يظهر إمام عاشور في مباراة الأهلي وبيراميدز؟

وعلم بطولات، أن اتحاد الكرة راسل العديد من الاتحادات الأوروبية وطالب بترشيح أطقم دولية لإدارة مباراة الأهلي وبيراميدز.

الاختيار الأفضل لاتحاد الكرة جاء من إسبانيا، بعد ترشيح خافيير روخاس لإدارة مباراة الأهلي وبيراميدز.

اتحاد الكرة بحث عن حكام آخرين نظرًا لإن روخاس جنسيته إسباني مثل ريبييرو؛ ولكن كان روخاس أفضل المرشحين كسيرة ذاتية لاتحاد الكرة وأصبح الأقرب لإدارة المباراة.

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O que antes era especulação, agora é oficial. O Athletico perdeu o lateral-direito Abner para o Betis-ESP, segundo o ge.

– VEJA AS ÚLTIMAS DO MERCADO DA BOLA

O Furacão embolsou 7 milhões de euros (R$ 38,8 milhões) com a venda dos 70% dos direitos econômicos do jogador de 22 anos.

Caso o atleta consiga metas individuais com a camisa do clube espanhol, o Furacão pode receber mais 3 milhões de euros em bônus.

Considerado um dos principais do elenco, Abner se destacou na última temporada e ganhou a atenção do badalado futebol europeu.

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Durante a sua passagem com a camisa do Athletico, o lateral Abner disputou 148 jogos, anotou cinco gols e deu 16 assistências.

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Thomas Muller has officially joined MLS outfit Vancouver Whitecaps, with the club's sporting director explaining how they pulled off the transfer.

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Muller closed his chapter at Bayern Munich, leaving as the club's record-appearance maker and joining Major League Soccer outfit Vancouver Whitecaps as a free agent. Now, the club's CEO and sporting director, Axel Schuster, has revealed the details behind the Whitecaps' successful acquisition of the legendary German.

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Muller joined the ranks at Bayern as a 10-year-old in 2000, before breaking into the first team in the 2008-09 season. He went on to make a club record 756 appearances for the first team, scoring 250 goals and winning 33 titles. He joined Vancouver Whitecaps on a deal that will last for the rest of the MLS season, with an option to extend his stay as a Designated Player (DP) in 2026. Per reports, Muller is set to earn €7 million over the next 18 months. 

WHAT AXEL SCHUSTER SAID

Speaking in an interview with , the Vancouver Whitecaps' chief said: "To be honest, we ourselves initially thought we had no chance for a long time. Other, larger MLS clubs had been interested in Thomas for a while. As a German and also a listener of your podcast "Bayern Insider," I followed the reporting at home closely and at some point got the feeling: There's something wrong here, maybe something is happening after all! That's why I contacted Thomas Muller's management.

"I first inquired why a move to the MLS hadn't worked out yet. The entire league was interested in having a star like Thomas join us. I initially offered my help, as the procedures and rules are somewhat different here. I carefully emphasised our interest, but also that we were, of course, underdogs. The response was extremely positive. The Muller side told me: You have a great team, you have a great city! If Thomas were only interested in the money, he would have been somewhere else long ago. From then on, we stepped up our game.

"I think the breakthrough came during the Club World Cup. The day after FC Bayern advanced to the quarterfinals with their victory over Flamengo, we had a video call with Thomas. I remember starting by saying that we might be a small club, but we still had more experience in transfer negotiations than Thomas, after all, he'd never transferred before. Thomas laughed about it, and the atmosphere was relaxed from the start. Our coach took over and showed Thomas how we were planning for him. Jesper [Sorensen] went into detail with Thomas about tactics and what role he would play as a leader. I think that was one of the keys. We didn't want Muller as a brand ambassador or advertising figure; we wanted the player who would make us better from the start."

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Muller will not his debut this weekend against San Jose Earthquakes but could be available for the match against Houston Dynamo the following week.

Match details

Punjab Kings (PBKS, eighth) vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB, seventh)
Dharamsala, 7:30pm IST (2pm GMT)

Big picture: RCB’s batting unit clicks into gear

The winner of Thursday’s contest will keep their slim hopes of making the playoffs alive, the loser will join Mumbai Indians as the second side to be eliminated this season.RCB in their first six matches and in their last five matches are two different teams. Their batters have flicked a switch ever since they lost to Sunrisers Hyderabad by a mere 25 runs in a chase of 288. RCB’s lowest score in the last five games is the 152 they made chasing 148 against Gujarat Titans in Bengaluru. What’s helped them is Faf du Plessis coming back to form and a stable top four – comprising Virat Kohli, du Plessis, Will Jacks and Rajat Patidar.Du Plessis has hit two fifties in the last five matches, and as a result, enabled RCB to score quicker in the first six overs. Their run-rate in the powerplay in the last five matches (12.3) is far superior to what it was in the first six (8.27). This has allowed them to have the likes of Jacks and Patidar batting in the middle overs, because additional risks early on do sometimes result in wickets but those have worked in RCB’s favour, which again reflects in the run-rate. With better spin-hitters at the crease, they’re going at 11.03 in the middle overs in matches since April 15 as opposed to 8.41 in the games before that.Related

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The other effect of this batting resurgence is that Kohli, who has been consistent from the start of IPL 2024, is free to play as he wishes – evidenced by the jump in his strike rate from 141.77 (first six games) to 158.15 (last five matches). Which is all part of why this match against PBKS comes at perhaps the right time for RCB.PBKS are superb travelers but do not find much solace at home. They have had three home venues in the last two seasons – Mohali, Dharamsala and the newest addition Mullanpur – the most for any team. In IPL 2024, they have won three out of the five away games but only one in six at home. PBKS have the lowest percentage of home wins in the last two seasons, and their clash against RCB is their last in Dharamsala in IPL 2024.

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Punjab KingsShikhar Dhawan has not travelled with the side to Dharamsala, so expect them to play the same combination that has helped them win two of their last three games.Probable XII: , 2 Jonny Bairstow, 3 Rilee Rossouw, 4 Shashank Singh, 5 Jitesh Sharma (wk), 6 Ashutosh Sharma, 7 Sam Curran (capt), 8 Harpreet Brar, 9 Harshal Patel, 10 Kagiso Rabada, 11 Rahul Chahar, Harpreet Brar has good history with RCB•Associated Press

Royal Challengers BengaluruGlenn Maxwell returned to action after a long break and contributed a wicket in RCB’s win over Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad and wasn’t required with the bat. But in the reverse fixture, he fell for a duck to continue his lean run. RCB could persist with him or consider getting Reece Topley and his variations in on a surface which had assistance for the slower bowlers in the PBKS-CSK match. Patidar and Yash Dayal look to be the likely Impact Sub swap again.Probable XII: 1 Virat Kohli, 2 Faf du Plessis (capt), 3 Will Jacks, , 5 Glenn Maxwell, 6 Cameron Green, 7 Dinesh Karthik (wk), 8 Swapnil Singh, 9 Karn Sharma, 10 Mohammed Siraj, 11 Vijaykumar Vyshak,

In the spotlight: Will Jacks and Harpreet Brar

Before his IPL debut, Jacks had played 131 of his 155 T20 innings as an opener. But at RCB, he has batted at No. 3 and made that spot his own even though he has had mixed returns. Four of his six innings have been single-digit scores while the other two knocks saw him score a 55 and a 100 not out. He’ll have his task cut out for him against a bowling attack that has been the second-most economical (8.33 to Chennai Super Kings’ 8.07) in the first 16 overs (powerplay and middle overs), and the most economical in the first ten overs in IPL 2024.The last time PBKS played RCB, Brar was their most economical bowler, with scarcely believable figures of 2 for 13 in a game where the batting side scored at over nine an over. He nipped out two of RCB’s best players of spin in Patidar and Maxwell bu they hadn’t put enough runs of the board for that to really matter. Only Gujarat Titans (strike rate of 111.87) score slower than RCB (119.33) against left-arm orthodox in IPL 2024. And Brar has one-third of his 24 IPL wickets against RCB. He is a big threat to their playoff hopes.

Stats that matter

• Kagiso Rabada has dismissed Kohli and du Plessis four times each in all men’s T20s. While Kohli strikes him at 106.25, du Plessis does much better with 66 runs off 47 balls at 140.42.
• Among bowlers who have bowled at least 60 balls at the death in IPL 2024, Arshdeep Singh’s economy rate of 12.35 is the second-worst. However, no PBKS bowler has more than his eight wickets in this phase. Now among batters who have faced at least 60 balls in the last four overs, Dinesh Karthik’s strike rate of 231.42 is the second-best. Arshdeep has managed to dismiss Karthik three times in 27 balls for 45 runs.
• Jonny Bairstow strikes at 177.55 against RCB, his best against any opposition in the IPL. He also enjoys the upper hand in the duel with Mohammed Siraj: 54 runs in 25 balls for one dismissal in all T20s

Pitch and conditions

In Dharamsala, captains winning the toss have opted to bowl in the three IPL matches since last year and only once have gone on to win the match. Even in the first game at the venue this season – PBKS’ previous outing – Chennai Super Kings managed to defend 167 successfully. The temperature in Dharamsala is forecast to be in the early twenties.

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“We go to Delhi after this [RCB game] for a couple of days, before we go to our next game in Guwahati [against Royals on May 15], and Shikhar will be assessed. Hopefully we can have some more positive news on the last couple of [league phase] games but we will assess him when we get to Delhi.”

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Royal Challengers Bengaluru must focus on building a team that can do well at home when the mega auction comes around according to their head coach Andy Flower in the aftermath of their Eliminator exit against Rajasthan Royals. That means they have to buy “highly skillful bowlers” who will be able to cope with the small boundaries at the M Chinnaswamy stadium.”I think our guys have fought brilliantly over the last 10 weeks to come back from our first half of the tournament was a great effort,” Flower said, “And I certainly would pay tribute to Faf du Plessis for his captaincy and Faf and Virat [Kohli] for the way they’ve led from the front as role models and professional sports people. But also the way they’ve played. They both really been great role models for everyone else and the rest of the boys fought really hard to get us back into the tournament.”Related

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RCB won six matches in a row to improve their net run-rate to make a dramatic last-minute dash into the playoffs. But they had a poor run in the first half of the season, winning just one out of seven games. Their bowling was one of the biggest concerns, with captain du Plessis then admitting that his side was struggling because their bowlers did not have “as many weapons”. RCB also struggled to convert their high-scoring home venue into a fortress, winning just one out of four games in the first half. But they returned to win the last three games at the venue.”As far as recruitment for next year,” Flower said, “it’s a bit early to talk about that. Quite frankly, I don’t want to talk about that yet. I do think though the Chinnaswamy has some particular qualities that we need to be able to exploit. You certainly need highly skillful bowlers at Chinnaswamy. Simply pace is not going to be the answer there. You need skillful, intelligent bowlers and people that can bowl to really specific plans at Chinnaswamy”And I think we’ve all seen how the power game has affected T20 cricket recently. So on the batting front, you certainly need to recruit batsmen with that sort of power that can keep up that sort of tempo.”T20 leagues vs internationals: ‘A bit of a problem that cricket has at the moment’One batter who did give RCB that kind of tempo was Will Jacks, who helped them in their quest to up their net run-rate enough that they could beat three other teams into the playoffs. However, having got there, RCB did not have access to Jacks because he was called back to England to prepare for the upcoming T20 World Cup.”It is a bit of a problem that the cricket world and the cricket calendar has at the moment,” Flower said. “We saw at the Big Bash recently, a lot of the overseas players left before the playoffs and the finals so it really devalued the tournament to a certain extent. You saw in the ILT20 as well, you saw a lot of coming and going with people that had finished in the SA20 and then came in even just for the finals of the ILT20. I think competitions have to be careful about that because the integrity of the competition is really important.”With a World Cup just around the corner, it’s very difficult. I completely understand why England wanted to recall those players. If I were England coach, I think I will be doing the same. So there are conundrums for the game that have to be ironed out. I’m not sure how with the busy-ness of the calendar at the moment. But it is a pity.”Will Jacks really hit his straps with us. He enjoyed the tournament with us and we enjoyed his power at No. 3 obviously. And it was a pity not to have him. But Cameron Green stepped into those shoes really well. [He] did really well for us, batting in a preferred position for him actually. At the moment that’s something I can’t control so we just try to make the best of it.”

Athletic Club are eyeing Cesar Azpilicueta as Aymeric Laporte’s injury and a stand-off with Al-Nassr complicate their defensive reinforcement plans.

• Laporte suffers injury during Al-Nassr training camp
• Injury complicates his Athletic return
• Club now targeting free agent Azpilicueta

• WHAT HAPPENED?

  Athletic’s plans to sign Laporte have hit a major obstacle after the Al-Nassr defender suffered a serious hamstring injury during a training camp in Portugal. With the move now uncertain and their defensive crisis deepening, reports that the Basque side are considering alternatives, including former Atletico Madrid and Chelsea star Azpilicueta, who is currently a free agent.

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  Athletic are in urgent need of defensive reinforcements after a string of setbacks: Benat Prados suffered an injury against Liverpool, Yeray Alvarez is serving a doping ban, Unai Egiluz is out with a cruciate ligament injury, and Aitor Paredes is sidelined by a muscle strain. With Laporte’s signing delayed, the club is now prioritising an experienced defender who can arrive on a free transfer and fit within their wage structure.

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  Laporta has reached an agreement to return to Athletic, but Al-Nassr have not yet sanctioned the transfer. The Saudi side are demanding he forego a large chunk of his contract or pay a transfer fee before they will release him, it has been reported. If he does join the Basque club, he will need time to recover from his injury and settle in with his team-mates, forcing Athletic to hunt for a cheap but good alternative.

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  Laporte is undergoing medical tests to determine the extent of his injury and whether he can feature for Al-Nassr against Al-Ittihad on August 19. Meanwhile, Athletic will decide in the coming days whether to push ahead with Laporte or move quickly for Azpilicueta to strengthen their defense before the season kicks off.

Dan Worrall, Jordan Clark, Gus Atkinson take three wickets each on a day dominated by swing and seam

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Surrey 123 for 5 (Patel 41, Burns 39*) trail Hampshire 151 (Gubbins 45, Clark 3-29, Atkinson 3-40, Worrall 3-44) by 28 runsA dramatic opening day at the Kia Oval, dominated by swing and seam, ended with Ryan Patel and Rory Burns guiding Surrey to 123 for 5 after they had earlier dismissed Hampshire for 151.Patel, coming in to join Burns with Surrey stuttering at 44 for 4, unfurled some regal strokes in his 41 from 94 balls while opener Burns dropped anchor in nuggety fashion against the moving ball to reach an unbeaten 39 in almost three and a half hours’ batting. Together they put on 75 in 25 overs before Patel was bowled by one from Mohammad Abbas that kept wickedly low.Hampshire, who finished third last season, have been one of Surrey’s closest challengers as they have won successive titles in the past two years, but they have still struggled on this ground in recent times. After being put in, Hampshire would no doubt have been thinking of the three heavy defeats they have suffered previously at the Oval in April in 2021, 2022 and 2023.But they fought back strongly with the ball despite their first-innings demise against the Surrey quicks, with Dan Worrall, Jordan Clark and Gus Atkinson finishing with three wickets apiece.Kyle Abbott plucked Dom Sibley’s off stump out of the ground in the second over of Surrey’s reply, the former England Test opener going for 4, and James Fuller then forced Ollie Pope to play on for 13 as he attempted to withdraw his bat from an outswinger.Jamie Smith, keeping wicket in this game with Ben Foakes rested on England management orders, was bowled on the stroke of tea for 13 by another beauty, this time from Brad Wheal, and Abbott returned after the interval to have Dan Lawrence leg-before for 2 with a ball that shaped back into his pads.At the start of the day, Surrey’s first wicket took only eight balls to arrive, Fletcha Middleton edging Worrall to second slip immediately after nicking the bowler’s first delivery of the match through the cordon for four, and for a while Ali Orr took the fight back to the champions with some lovely strokes against the new ball.On 26, however, Orr flicked Clark’s third ball to square leg and soon Hampshire’s innings was in disarray as Worrall dismissed James Vince and Tom Prest with successive balls in the last over of a superb seven-over opening spell of 3 for 21.Vince, undone by a leg-cutter that was pitched just a little bit shorter than the previous two deliveries that he had met with the middle of his bat, edged to second slip on 5 while Prest was caught at third slip as he pushed defensively at a perfect out-swinger.Liam Dawson calmly punched Worrall’s hat-trick ball through mid on for two but on 3 he was beaten by Atkinson’s pace and bounce and edged to first slip.Clark then surprised Ben Brown with some extra bounce, as he continued an eventual eight-over spell from the Pavilion End, and the Hampshire keeper’s attempted pull merely resulted in a spliced easy return catch.Nick Gubbins, who had survived a sharp high catch to first slip off Clark when nine – the flashed edge flying through Sibley’s upstretched fingers and away for four – was then joined either side of lunch by Fuller in a defiant partnership of 61 in 17 overs.On 91 for 6 at the interval, Hampshire were happy to see Gubbins and Fuller steady the ship until the former was bowled for 45 by a fine inswinger from Kemar Roach, operating from around the wicket to the left-hander.Then, eight runs later, Fuller was gone too for a punchy 39 from 55 balls when he uppercut Atkinson to deep cover where Roach ran in ten yards to take an excellent sprawling catch.And, when Wheal edged Atkinson behind on 12 and Abbott mishit Clark to Roach at long on, Hampshire had been bowled out in 44.4 overs.

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Através de seu perfil nas redes sociais, a Fifa trouxe nesta terça-feira (17) uma lembrança das mais saborosas para o torcedor do Internacional.Em contagem regressiva para a próxima edição do Mundial de Clubes, a entidade publicou o gol marcado por Adriano Gabiru na conquista colorada de 2006. Na oportunidade, o time gaúcho bateu o Barcelona, de Ronaldinho Gaúcho e cia, por 1 a 0.

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Young striker Gonzalo Garcia has signed a new contract at Real Madrid which will run until 2030, the club have confirmed.

• Garcia enjoyed sterling Club World Cup
• Signs new deal with Los Blancos
• Set to stay until 2030

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  Real have confirmed Garcia has signed a new contract until 2030 after a breakthrough campaign at the Club World Cup. The striker scored four goals in six games, although the Spanish giants ultimately came up short in the United States.

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  The 21-year-old had been expected to leave this summer, per , but manager Xabi Alonso is understood to have played a key role in leading his contract extension and he is now set to play a role in the first-team in 2025-26.

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  Garcia has made a total of 12 appearances for Real in the first-team and will now hope to prove his mettle in La Liga. He does, of course, have to compete with the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Endrick.

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  Real play Osasuna in their first game of the new season on August 19. Garcia will hope to be involved.