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أعلنت رابطة الأندية المحترفة المصرية، عن أفضل لاعب في مباراة الأهلي والزمالك التي أقيمت اليوم الخميس بمنافسات الدوري المصري الممتاز.

الأهلي واجه الزمالك في إطار الجولة الـ 31 المؤجلة من عمر منافسات الدوري المصري، على ملعب استاد القاهرة الدولي.

واختارت رابطة الأندية، لاعب الأهلي حسين الشحات أفضل لاعب في مبارة القمة أمام الزمالك.

وكان حسين الشحات استطاع أن يسجل هدفين في انتصار الأهلى علي الزمالك بأربعة أهداف مقابل هدف.

طالع | فيديو | حسين الشحات يُسجل هدف الأهلي الثاني أمام الزمالك

يذكر أن الأهلي كان قد حسم بطولة الدوري المصري هذا الموسم 2022-2023 بشكل رسمي، قبل نهاية المسابقة.

ويتصدر الأهلي حالياً جدول ترتيب الدوري المصري برصيد 78 نقطة، ومتبقي له 4 مباريات. أهداف مباراة الأهلي والزمالك في الدوري:

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Nem mesmo um período considerável para ajustes foi o suficiente para que o Botafogo desse uma resposta positiva diante de sua torcida. Desta vez, diante do Juventude, pela partida de ida da terceira fase da Copa do Brasil, saiu atrás do placar e não conseguiu a virada no Nilton Santos. Empatou em 1 a 1.

O jogo da volta será realizado na próxima quinta-feira (11), no Alfredo Jaconi, sem vantagem alguma para qualquer uma das equipes. Confira aspectos marcantes do confronto da ida, cujo público foi na casa dos 20 mil torcedores.

NOITE INFELIZ DO MAESTRO

Após dez dias de treinamentos, consequência da eliminação vexatória no Campeonato Carioca, Zé Ricardo optou por João Paulo ao lado de Alex Santana, com Cícero mais recuado, para dar uma nova cara ao meio-campo – muito pobre na construção nos últimos jogos.

João Paulo, que entrou com a camisa 10 e faixa de capitão, chamou a responsabilidade para organizar a equipe. Deu bons lançamentos, quase marcou um belo gol, porém caiu na pilha dos rivais e foi expulso ao 35 minutos da etapa inicial – junto a Paulo Sérgio. Foi apenas a terceira partida do meio-campista como titular em 2019.

JUVENTUDE CALCULISTA

O Botafogo, certamente, aguardava um Juventude mais tímido quando recuperasse a bola. No entanto, o time de Marquinhos Santos, ao menos até a expulsão de seu centroavante, mostrou que a paciência com a posse veio na bagagem. Neste quesito, o promissor Denner foi fundamental.

Logo depois que abriu o placar, o que se deu na casa dos 19 minutos e graças a uma falha de posicionamento rival, o Verdão passou a ganhar tempo sempre que podia, valorizando faltas e, com o goleiro Marcelo Carné, tardando nas cobranças de tiro de meta. A estratégia encurtou o pavio das arquibancadas.

EMPATE E JOGO DE ‘UM TERÇO’

Sem mudanças, o que, a princípio, causou ainda mais revolta da torcida, o Botafogo conseguiu mudar a cara do duelo ao empatar ainda nos minutos iniciais. Erik deu uma de suas típicas arrancadas e só foi parado com um toque faltoso de Carné. Ele mesmo chamou a responsabilidade e guardou: 1 a 1.

O gol fez com que a torcida inflamasse, passasse a entoar o “vamos virar, Fogo” com muita energia, que contagiara os comandados de Zé. O duelo, a partir daí, passou a se desenhar apenas no último terço do campo defensivo do Juve.

CARTADAS OUSADAS DE ZÉ

Já na metade da etapa final, Zé Ricardo optou por duas mexidas que mostrara que a virada seria fundamental no Niltão: Luiz Fernando entrou na vaga de Marcinho, que fez boa partida apesar de receber fortes vaias (novamente), Kieza foi acionado no lugar de Rodrigo Pimpão e, por último, Bochecha entrou.

O Botafogo passou a atuar, praticamente, sem qualquer espécie de organização planejada quando tinha a posse de bola (quase 90% no segundo tempo). Cícero, centralizado, e Diego Souza, na referência, foram os únicos que mantiveram suas posições iniciais. No mais, abafa e bolas para o ataque brigar na área. Só uma boa chance criada. Mas…

KIEZA VILÃO: OUTRO ERRO CRASSO

Quando a partida já se encaminhava para os últimos lances, com o Juventude já segurando o ímpeto alvinegro, uma ótima triangulação, com Diego Souza no papel de pivô e Luiz Fernando, arisco, de garçom, resultou em uma bola à feição para Kieza apenas completar para o gol vazio.

Em má fase, Kieza perdeu a oportunidade, o que o fez ser muito xingado, já aos 45 minutos. Com isso, o 1 a 1 prevaleceu. Melhor para o Juventude, que contou com um erro crasso da defesa para marcar e o do K9 para garantir o empate. Já o time de Zé saiu muito vaiado e sem mostrar evolução tática alguma.

كشف الإسباني ماركيز لوبيز المدير الفني لنادي الوكرة القطري، سبب اختياره للتعاقد مع لاعب وسط الأهلي، حمدي فتحي.

وكان “بطولات” قد كشف عن توصل إدارة نادي الوكرة إلى اتفاق مع الأهلي بشأن انتقال حمدي فتحي. طالع التفاصيل من هنا

وقال لوبيز خلال تصريحات عبر برنامج “حوار كرة كل يوم” على قناة “الحياة”: “شاهدت حمدي فتحي خلال الموسم، وكنت أرى أنه من المهم انضمامه للنادي، هذا العام سنلعب في دوري الأبطال، وقد نستفيد من خبراته في الملعب”.

وأضاف: “أعتقد أننا نحتاج إلى إمكانياته، سوف نستفيد منه، ومن الصعب ضم بعض اللاعبين في هذا الوقت، ولكننا نحتاج إلى مركزه وخبراته”.

وتابع: “حمدي يلعب في أكثر من مركز، وفي المباريات الأخيرة كان يلعب في مركز الوسط، وسنضعه في المركز المناسب له”.

وأتم: “كنا نرى أن حمدي فتحي هو الذي نحتاجه في هذا المركز، رأيت بعض المباريات له مع الأهلي في الدوري المصري، وشاهدت مباريات لـ حمدي فتحي مع المنتخب”.

وغاب حمدي فتحي عن صفوف الأهلي في مباراة فيوتشر التي أقيمت مساء أمس الأحد ببطولة الدوري المصري والتي انتهت بالتعادل السلبي بين الفريقين.

أعلنت رابطة الأندية المحترفة المصرية، عن أفضل لاعب في الجولة الـ 32 من مسابقة بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.

الجولة الـ 32 شهدت فوز الأهلي المتصدر لجدول ترتيب الدوري على البنك الأهلي بثلاثية نظيفة.

كما حقق بيراميدز صاحب المركز الثاني فوزًا كبيرًا على سموحة بنتيجة 5-2، وصاحب المركز الثالث فيوتشر تلقى خسارة من المصري بثنائية.

طالع | رابطة الأندية تعلن أفضل لاعب في مباراة الأهلي وفيوتشر بالدوري

بينما الزمالك صاحب المركز الرابع انتصر على غزل المحلة بهدفين دون رد.

واختارت رابطة الأندية عبر صفحتها علي “فيس بوك”: “لاعب الأهلي علي معلول أفضل لاعب في الجولة الـ 32 بالدوري”.

وتنافس على جائزة أفضل علي معلول من الأهلي وشيكابالا من الزمالك ومابولولو مهاجم الاتحاد ومروان حمدي لاعب المصري.

وكان علي معلول سجل هدف الأهلي الأول أمام البنك الأهلي، من خلال تنفيذ أكثر من رائع لخطأ من على حدود منطقة الجزاء سكنت شباك محمد أبو جبل. هدف علي معلول في مباراة الأهلي والبنك الأهلي:

Opening batsman Alviro Petersen has replaced the injured Graeme Smith in South Africa’s Champions Trophy squad

ESPNcricinfo staff14-May-2013

Alviro Petersen has replaced his Test opening partner, Graeme Smith in South Africa’s Champions Trophy squad. Smith has been ruled out following the recurrence of an ankle injury that requires surgery. Petersen will partner Hashim Amla at the top of the order to bring stability to a South African line-up that will be without Smith and Jacques Kallis, after the latter opted out due to personal reasons. He was picked on the value of his experience, strong county form and a modest record in the format, despite not having played an ODI since January 2012.In the last month, Petersen has scored 537 runs for Somerset across the county championship and the Yorkshire Bank 40 series to enjoy what convener of selectors, Andrew Hudson called the “form of his life.” More importantly for Hudson, it proves Petersen has adjusted well to English conditions, which South Africa see as a challenge they must overcome if they hope to lift ICC silverware for the first time in 15 years.”With the tournament being played early in the England summer, we envisage that bowling conditions will favour the seamers and getting good partnerships going up front is going to be paramount to success,” Hudson said.Patience is one of the hallmarks of Petersen’s game, as he showed during his 182 at Headingley during South Africa’s tour of England last year. “He is a proper, proven opening batter,” Geoff Toyana, Peterson’s coach at the Lions franchise in South Africa, said. “He is technically sound and he knows how to build an innings.”Although Petersen played only one 50-over game for the Lions last season, due to international commitments, Toyana chose to use him in the final when he was available. He scored 56, batting at No.4 in the washed-out encounter.He also played an important part in the Lions Twenty20 campaign, which they won. In those matches, Petersen also batted in the middle-order as part of the Lions’ plan to “see his other game”. Toyana explained they wanted Petersen to show he could accelerate when needed.”We wanted to show what he could do when the field was out, and he could clear boundaries and hit into gaps. He adapted to that very well, he showed he can hit the ball in the latter stages of the innings,” Toyana said. “I think he can get that balance right for South Africa, as well. He is a smart guy and he will work it out. He knows it’s a great opportunity for him especially because he has not played much one-day cricket.”While scoring runs will be Petersen’s primary job, he will also have to fill in for Smith in the leadership role. South Africa’s one-day squad is notably lacking in players of stature on whom AB de Villiers has leaned on heavily in the past to assist in decision-making. As captain of the Lions, and a regular member of the Test team, Petersen has earned the respect of his compatriots and will be in a position to assist de Villiers if needed.That “added value” Petersen can offer is, according to Toyana and Hudson, what tipped the scale in his favour and saw him picked over the liked of Henry Davids or Quinton de Kock.The former will be forgiven for feeling aggrieved. Davids is 33 years old, has done his time on the domestic scene and has played a handful of Twenty20 matches for South Africa with some success. But, he has no playing experience in the UK.De Kock will have less reason to consider himself snubbed. He has had a tough time at the IPL, where he has played just three matches for Sunrises Hyderabad and managed six runs. Toyana, who also coaches de Kock at franchise level, had comforting words for the 20-year-old. “His time will come,” he said.

Four days of enthralling, gut-wrenching and at times quite remarkable Ashes cricket came to rest at Trent Bridge with England favourites to take a 1-0 lead in the Investec Test series

The Report by David Hopps13-Jul-2013
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsMichael Clarke walks off after losing a review and lifting England’s hopes of victory•Getty Images

Four days of enthralling, gut-wrenching and at times quite remarkable Ashes cricket came to rest at Trent Bridge with England favourites to take a 1-0 lead in the Investec Test series. Favourites, but not so confident that they would sleep soundly. Nobody sleeps soundly at the start of an Ashes series.Australia will begin the final day still 137 runs short of victory with four wickets left, aware that the first Test tilted towards England in the final hour when they accounted for Michael Clarke, Steve Smith and Phillip Hughes within 17 balls. “Cut off the serpent’s head,” Graeme Swann had urged before the series began and the loss of Clarke, caught at the wicket off Stuart Broad, caused the Australian body to begin thrashing.Clarke’s dismissal possessed the high drama that already this series is producing at will. The umpire, Aleem Dar, strolled to square leg to discuss whether the ball had carried to Matt Prior, and it was such a critical juncture that he would have probably asked for a TV verdict if he had caught it above his head. Then Clarke upped the tension by reviewing, only for the third umpire, Marais Erasmus, to confirm the decision dint of the lightest mark on Hot Spot and by audio.Steven Smith followed to the next ball – the first wicket for Swann, in his 22nd over. Swann has never made a match-winning contribution at Trent Bridge, his home ground, and even though this worn pitch seemed made for him, it was so pedestrian that it allowed time to adjust, and left the shrewdest, most adaptable batsmen scenting that runs were possible.But, uplifted by Clarke’s dismissal, Swann suddenly summoned more turn. Smith fell lbw on the back foot and Hughes followed for 0, the ball just pitching on leg stump and spinning back sharply for another lbw verdict.No side had ever scored as many as 311 in the last innings to win a Test at Trent Bridge, but the heavy roller further deadened the pitch for a prolonged period and Australia also drew sustenance from the hottest day of the year and a lack of extravagant swing for the new ball.Their first task was to gnaw away at England’s expectations and they did so impressively in a first-wicket stand of 84 between Shane Watson and Chris Rogers. They lost Watson by tea but even that was unfortunate, as he fell to a marginal lbw decision for Broad.Whereas Watson departed for 46 with sorrowful shakes of the head after his review narrowly failed to overturn Dar’s lbw decision, Rogers did win a reprieve on 38 in the following over. He is a survivor: the gnarled gunslinger who pops out briefly from behind a rock and then disappears from view again.”Caught behind?” he mouthed at Kumar Dharmasena after the umpire had upheld Swann’s appeal. Lbw or caught behind, it did not matter; replays found him innocent on all counts.Australia’s new opening combination has already developed a presence. They complement each other naturally and not just because they are right and left-handed. Watson is a domineering figure, always eager to take up the cudgels; Rogers is more furtive, using his wealth of experience to maximum effect.Upon Watson’s exit, Ed Cowan came in on a pair. His first Ashes Test had brought him little pleasure: a first-ball duck and bouts of nausea. For 15 balls, he wondered where his first run would come from but then Steven Finn released the pressure with a short wide one that he gratefully despatched.On the brink of tea, England’s conviction that they could win the first Test soared – and it came from an unlikely source. Joe Root’s first Test wicket could hardly have come at a more opportune time. Cowan, enticed into a drive against an offspinner that turned out of the rough, edged to first slip. Rogers chipped a slower ball from Anderson to mid-wicket, a dismissal plotted at tea which brought a celebration between the bowler and David Saker, the England bowling coach, applauding on the balcony.England’s morning had been one of jubilation. As they added a further 51 for their last four wickets, two batsmen walked off to standing ovations as recognition of efforts largely made the previous day. But for Ian Bell and Stuart Broad, the messages were very different.The applause for Bell was appreciative, regard for perhaps the finest innings he has ever played for England, the deftest of Ashes hundreds made when England needed it most. The ovation for Stuart Broad carried more meaning: a significant show of public support on a day when he was castigated in the media for allegedly betraying the spirit of cricket for not walking when Dar erroneously gave him not out for a blatant edge to first slip, off the wicketkeeper’s gloves, on the third evening.If Broad was going to receive public support anywhere, it was from his home crowd in Nottingham but when he edged James Pattinson to Brad Haddin on 65 and approached the old pavilion, he will have been moved by the response.At stumps, Clarke offered unabashed support to Broad on Sky TV. “I’ve always been a believer that umpires are there to take decisions,” he said. “If everybody walked, we wouldn’t need umpires. It is an individual decision but I don’t think any less of Stuart for what he did.”They were wise words: less than an hour earlier, Clarke had also legitimately stood his ground when he probably knew he had hit it. His edge was considerably less obvious than Broad’s but personal morality cannot be decided by how obvious something is. For Australia, though, frustration was understandable. The odds favoured England from the moment that Bell and Broad amassed their seventh-wicket stand of 138 in 48 overs.If the Broad furore made him the victim of overstatement, Bell’s 109, his 18th Test hundred, possessed understated excellence. He was 95 not out overnight and could not have hoped for any more munificence than the immediate present offered up by Mitchell Starc, a low full toss which Bell carved through gully to reach 99. He scampered a hundred off a misfield in Starc’s next over. Starc finally silenced him, caught at the wicket, but not before he had reprised the deft cover drives and back cuts which had been the hallmark of his innings.Broad, 47 not out at start of play, passed 50 to rousing cheers when he edged between Watson and Clarke at first and second slip. Australia must have reflected that it was not the time for the two, who have not always seen eye to eye, to behave to each other with infinite politeness.When Broad fell for 65, edging a back-foot force at Pattinson, Australia rounded up the rest within nine overs. England’s innings ended when Swann again invited Watson and Clarke to take a slip catch, both dived and this time Clarke came up with the ball.

Defending champions Australia enter the tournament with much to protect, but with a glaring weakness against the new ball, it will be a difficult road ahead

The Preview by Brydon Coverdale06-Jun-2013OverviewUnlike the glory days of the late 1990s and early 2000s, there isn’t much global silverware currently held by the Australians. But the Champions Trophy is still in their possession, and has been since 2006. Whether it remains theirs depends on how Michael Clarke and his men handle the next few weeks. And they will need to come to grips with the conditions better than they did during their ODI series in England last year, when they were trounced 4-0. It was their heaviest ever defeat in a bilateral one-day series. Notably, though, their best batsman on that trip was George Bailey, who has been promoted to vice-captain for this Champions Trophy.The challenge for Australia is to keep their eyes on the immediate prize, rather than letting their minds wander to the upcoming Ashes series, in which seven members of the Champions Trophy squad will be taking part. Clarke has spoken of the importance of the one-day tournament in giving Australia confidence ahead of the Ashes, although the four-day warm-up games against Somerset and Worcestershire will be of greater relevance. Still, they will be especially happy if one or two players who have struggled in Test cricket of late – Shane Watson and Phillip Hughes, for example – take the chance to pile up some runs ahead of the Tests, regardless of format.The Australians have selected a very different squad from that which bowed out in the quarter-finals of the most recent major ODI tournament, the 2011 World Cup. Gone are Ricky Ponting, Brad Haddin, Michael and David Hussey, Brett Lee, Shaun Tait and others. In their place are an exciting group of multi-skilled young men who should form part of the national limited-overs team for many years to come, such as James Faulkner, Mitchell Marsh, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Glenn Maxwell. Whether they can display the consistency to win a major tournament is the big question.Australia will hope James Faulkner takes an immediate liking to English surroundings•BCCI

Key playerAt the last Champions Trophy, Shane Watson started slowly – he made ducks in his first two games, but finished with the biggest bang imaginable, with unbeaten centuries in the semi-final against England and the final against New Zealand. Australia’s Test side has suffered due to Watson’s lack of runs in the past two years, but he has remained reasonably productive in the limited-overs format. His IPL form – 543 runs at 38.78 – was encouraging as well. Ahead of the Ashes it will also be important for Watson to continue increasing his bowling workload after resuming in the IPL.Surprise packageIt is starting to look as if 2013 might be James Faulkner’s breakout year. Faulkner, 23, made his ODI debut against West Indies in February and proved himself a capable and feisty bowling allrounder. That should have been no surprise, for Faulkner has won the Ricky Ponting Medal as Tasmania’s best player in each of the past three seasons, which has been a period of exceptional strength for the state side. A left-arm medium-fast bowler with a good change of pace, Faulkner continued his strong year by sitting second on the IPL wicket tally with 28 at 15.25 for Rajasthan Royals. After being named in the Ashes squad earlier this year, Faulkner said he had never been to England. The Australians are hoping he takes an immediate liking to the surroundings.WeaknessAs in Test cricket, the moving ball remains a problem for Australia’s batsmen, which was clear during the one-dayers in England last year. Never was it more obvious, though, than during their disastrous 74-all-out batting first against Sri Lanka at the Gabba in January, when Nuwan Kulasekara and Lasith Malinga ran through them in 26.4 overs. Five days earlier they had been skittled for 170. Watson, David Warner, Phillip Hughes, Clarke and Bailey are potentially a very strong top five, but they will face swinging conditions in this tournament. How they handle them will not only determine their success in the Champions Trophy, but will provide a pointer to the Ashes.Champions Trophy historyIn 2009, Ponting led Australia to the title in South Africa, successfully defending the prize they had won by beating West Indies in India in 2006. In fact, not since the days when the tournament was called the ICC Knock Out – back in 2000 – have Australia failed to reach the semi-finals. They enter the tournament on an eight-match Champions Trophy winning streak, having last been defeated by West Indies in their opening game of the 2006 edition.Recent formAustralia sit third on the ICC one-day international rankings and the 2012 battle against England was the only series they have lost since the 2011 World Cup. However, they were pushed at home by Sri Lanka earlier this year and had to settle for a 2-2 series, before they swept a listless West Indies 5-0.

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Igor Cássio chegou ao Botafogo em 2015 e, desde então, é tido como uma joia do clube. A sua oportunidade entre os profissionais se deu apenas na última segunda-feira, o que o fez recordar o difícil período da grave lesão do joelho, em 2017, e a superação pessoal para receber a chance no Nilton Santos.

Contra o Madureira, Igor entrou restando dez minutos para acabar a partida. Atuou ao lado de Kieza, que marcara o gol da vitória (por 2 a 1) logo depois. O camisa 18 detalhou a sensação ao ser chamado por Zé Ricardo:

-Na hora que ele (Zé Ricardo) me gritou, já bateu aquela alegria. Venho há muito tempo procurando essa oportunidade, desde 2017, quando tive a lesão e o técnico ainda era o Jair Ventura. O Zé pediu para eu e Kieza forçarmos os zagueiros adversários e, felizmente, pude fazer uma boa estreia.

– Ele (Zé) pediu para ser eu mesmo. Para entrar em campo, não ficar nervoso, nem ansioso. Isso ajudou bastante, pois consegui controlar a minha ansiedade. Na hora que ele me chamou, passou um filme na minha cabeça, até sobre o meu trabalho na base e tudo que se passou para eu estar aqui hoje, e eu nem consegui ouvir os torcedores gritando o meu nome – completou Igor, à nossa reportagem.

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Feliz pela minha estreia com essa camisa gloriosa…. ⚫️⚪️⚽️🏃🏽‍♂️ #TudoNoTempoDeDeus ☝🏽🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/5SLDwQ3lOO

— Igor Cassio ⚽️🏃🏾 (@IgorCassio9) 12 de março de 2019

Igor Cássio disse que guardou o uniforme da estreia e que presenteou a mãe, uma vez que o Botafogo personalizou a camisa em homenagem ao Dia Internacional da Mulher. A repercussão de sua curta participação foi boa:

-Os torcedores sempre tiveram um carinho por mim, recebi muitos elogios nas redes sociais sobre a estreia, me deram os parabéns. Os amigos também vieram brincar, até pelo drible que dei ali na esquerda, sempre dou aquele corte e o pessoal mais próximo lembrou. Faço aquele drible desde pequenininho, quem diria ira fazer isso na estreia do profissional.

‘VOU APRENDER MUITO COM O DIEGO SOUZA’

Já regularizado, Diego Souza fará a sua estreia neste domingo, contra o Fluminense, e deve ser titular como centroavante. Com isso, Igor passará a ser a terceira opção para o setor, o que não desanima a joia alvinegra, já convocada para a Seleção Brasileira sub-20.

– Ficamos felizes com a chegada de um grande jogador como o Diego Souza, que chegou para nos ajudar. Vou aprender muito com ele.

Confira outros trechos da entrevista:

Esta última lesão (muscular, no último mês) foi recebida como por você?
Fiquei meio chateado, pois o Aguirre tinha acabado de ser vendido. Tudo tem sem tempo, coloquei na minha cabeça. Sabia que as coisas aconteceriam naturalmente.

Você já disse que tem a mobilidade como característica. E, contra o Madureira, apareceu muito pelo lado esquerdo. Se sentiu à vontade naquele setor?
Antes de me tornar centroavante, já fui ponta na base. Sempre me dei bem ali na esquerda, e isso me ajudou quando virei centroavante (ainda na base). Essa mobilidade é um dos meus pontos fortes.

Qual outro jogador do time sub-20 que você acha que vai ter sucesso logo nos profissionais?
Tem uns companheiros que acho que vão ter muito sucesso. Posso citar o Caio Alexandre, Rhuan e Gláuber, que acredito que vão ajudar muito o nosso elenco em breve.

Você já disse que o Jean o ajudava muito com conselhos. Ainda é assim? Tem algum outro jogador que o incentiva mais?
Muitos conversaram comigo após a minha lesão na coxa direita. Jean, Kieza… Me acalmando até. Um cara que é muito companheiro é o Helerson, moramos no mesmo lugar e vamos aos treinos juntos. O Jonathan também.

E o quão importante Zé Ricardo tem sido neste processo de adaptação?
É muito importante. Até para o Botafogo, que valoriza a nossa base e que vem fazendo um grande trabalho nesse setor há um tempo. O Zé sempre deu oportunidade (aos garotos) e espero que siga assim.

Confiante para ter mais espaço daqui para frente?
Venho trabalhando firme para isso. A escolha é do treinador, mas estou treinando forte, e, quando pintar uma nova oportunidade, poderei dar contar.

كشف وائل جمعة مدافع النادي الأهلي السابق، سبب خروج مصطفى شوبير حارس المارد الأحمر، من قائمة مباراة الوداد في إياب نهائي دوري أبطال إفريقيا.

الأهلي فاز على الوداد بمجموع مباراتي الذهاب والإياب، بنتيجة 3-2، في نهائي دوري أبطال إفريقيا هذا الموسم 2023.

وكان مصطفى شوبير شارك أساسيًا في مباراة الذهاب التي أقيمت في القاهرة وانتصر فيها الأحمر بهدفين دون رد، بينما لعب الشناوي في مباراة الإياب التي انتهت بهدف لكل فريق.

وقال جمعة خلال تصريحات عبر قناة “بي إن سبورت”: “لقطة ممتازة تسليم الشناوي الميدالية لـ مصطفى شوبير”.

طالع | محمد عبد المنعم يُعلق على تتويج الأهلي بلقب دوري أبطال إفريقيا

وأضاف: “أنا تواصلت مع مصطفى وسألته عن سبب عدم مشاركته، لأن هناك بعض الأنباء أنه توجد مشكلة حدثت بسبب أنه لن يُشارك في المباراة”.

وواصل: “كان رد مصطفى (لا يوجد هذا الكلام في الأهلي)، أخبرني أن المدرب قال له أنا أحتاج عنصر خبرة في المباراة”.

MatériaMais Notícias

O Internacional se reapresentou na tarde desta terça-feira no CT Parque Gigante e o atacante Paolo Guerrero foi a principal novidade. Após cinco meses suspenso e exilado no Peru, o jogador enfim se reuniu com os novos companheiros e trabalhou com o sorriso estampado no rosto.

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Na primeira atividade, o centroavante recebeu o carinho dos jogadores e comissão técnica. Em alguns momentos chegou a trabalhar com bola, mas nada muito pesado.

Vale lembrar que, a expectativa é que Paolo Guerrero volte aos gramados de maneira oficial no dia 9 de abril, em jogo válido pela fase de grupos da Libertadores. Caso a comissão técnica resolva antecipar a sua volta, ele pode jogar a semifinal do Campeonato Gaúcho, marcada para os dias 6 e 7 de abril.

Alívio após vitória

Na noite da última segunda-feira, o Internacional derrotou o Brasil de Pelotas e aliviou a pressão em cima do elenco e Odair Hellmann. Agora, o Colorado volta a campo no domingo, quando encara o Juventude, no Alfredo Jaconi.