Top Stories:
As expected, Mauricio
Pochettino has been named the manager of Tottenham Hotspur. He has signed a
five year contract and brings his considerable skills set to White Hart Lane. Team
desires sexy attacking football, which he will provide, but defense remains a
question for the team.
The Italian
Football Association has banned partial ownership of players. A system used
by mid/lower table clubs who share joint ownership with big clubs, allowing
young talents to develop and economically benefit small clubs.
In other Serie A news, Parma have been declared ineligible
for the Europa League due to their debt and will be replaced by Torino.
Atletico Madrid has agreed to a deal with San Lorenzo’s Angel
Correa. The Argentinian young talent scored eight goals last season and is
signed to a five year contract.
Bacary Sagna has
notified Arsenal that he is leaving this summer.
Billy
Jones has signed a four year deal with Sunderland after spending the last
three years with West Brom.
Mauro
Zarate has passed his medical exam ahead of his move to West Ham.
Cardiff City has signed Federico
Marcheda to a three year contract.
World Cup News:
Two members of the German Provisional squad, Julian
Draxler and Benedikt Hoewedes were involved in a car accident that sent two people to the hospital with injuries. Draxler and Hoewedes. They were passengers doing
laps in Southern Tyrol (Northern Italy) when the accident occurred.
Incredible anti-FIFA
graffiti collection is making its way around Reddit to the rest of the
internet. Really beautiful and poignant pieces of street art that express the
dissatisfaction of the Brazilian people.
Rafael
Van Der Vaart will miss the World Cup with the Dutch National Team after
suffering a calf injury
In yesterday’s Macedonia vs. Cameroon tune up match, the wrong national anthem
was played for Macedonia. Also in that match, Pierre Webo scored a
fantastic overhead kick, but injured his shoulder in the process. His
status for the World Cup is now in question.
Manuel
Neuer will not appear in the upcoming friendly match against Cameroon.
Still recovering from his shoulder injury.
It has been revealed that FIFA now has cash reserves
in excess of $1.4 billion. Disgraceful for the governing body to be
hoarding cash in this fashion while football associations around the globe
struggle to operate.
Phil
Jagielka has declared that he will be fit for the England squad in Brazil.
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