Nineteen-year-old Carlos Alcaraz has been in sparkling form for Racing Club, leading to the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham and Inter showing an interest in the Argentine midfielder
Minnesota United announced today the club has signed Argentine winger Franco Fragapane from Club Atlético Talleres of the Argentine Primera División to a four year contract, using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM). Fragapane will join the Loons pending a physical and receipt of his P1 Visa and ITC completion of league-mandated quarantine. Additionally, Fragapane will occupy an international spot on Minnesota’s roster.
“This was a no-brainer. Franco is a bundle of energy, he’s got an incredible work rate. This is something we have targeted as we have brought players in,” said MNUFC Head Coach Adrian Heath. “Similar to Robin Lod and Emanuel Reynoso, he’s someone who can play multiple positions, which over the course of a season, having that versatility is hugely beneficial. We primarily see him playing on the left-hand side and coming in on his right. He can dribble, he can run with the ball, he can play with other players. From everyone we have spoken to who has worked wi
Goal 23:10 WAT 17/01/2021 The Xeneize will be hoping to bounce back from Libertadores disappointment with victory in Sunday s Copa Diego Armando Maradona final
Argentina s Copa Diego Armando Maradona comes to a close on Sunday with the final between Boca Juniors and Banfield in San Juan s Estadio Bicentenario.
Boca was crowned 2019-20 league champions in March after coming out on top during the 23-game season.
The Copa Superliga was scheduled to follow on from the regular campaign, but was scrapped after just one game as football came to a halt.
This season’s action began with a new cup format, renamed after Diego Maradona following his death in November, where six groups of four teams competed for 12 places in the Campeon de Copa phase.
Goal 00:30 EAT 03/01/2021 While both Superclasico rivals have one eye on their upcoming Libertadores matches, they will still be desperate to put in a strong display
Argentine football continues across the festive season this December and January with the playing of the Copa Diego Armando Maradona.
Boca was crowned 2019-20 league champions in March after coming out on top during the 23-game season.
The Copa Superliga was scheduled to follow on from the regular campaign, but was scrapped after just one game as football came to a halt.
This season’s action began with a new cup format, renamed after Diego Maradona following his death in November, where six groups of four teams competed for 12 places in the Campeon de Copa phase.