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The deal to transfer the ownership of football club Levski Sofia should be completed within 10-12 days, announced the current boss of the team Nasko Sirakov.  It is already known that the club goes into the hands of an Englishman, but the legend of the blues refused to give his name.  On the other hand, Sirakov promised significantly better times for Levski. "I can announce a new start for our club. I have been negotiating for six months, everything is finished and is in the hands of the la...

Bru Leaves Blues Monday, 30th Apr 2018 15:06 Town have confirmed that midfielder Kevin Bru has left the club with his contract up at the end of the season. The Mauritius international was told he was free to find himself another club at the end of 2016/17 but a move to Toulouse in his native France broke down on deadline day in August and he remained at Portman Road. Town’s midfield injury problems meant he was subsequently handed a squad number and returned to the Blues squad, making four ...

Saturday at Soldier Field in Chicago, Revs kick off the 2021 MLS campaign against the Chicago Fire João Gonçalves, O Jornal correspondent Hoping to build off of last season’s late charge, which saw the team advance all the way to the Eastern Conference title game (a 1-0 loss to eventual champion Columbus Crew), the New England Revolution need to avoid a repetition of last season’s horrible start. Winning only three of their first 12 games dropped the Revs into a deep hole and led to a dis...

Photo by Vincent Van Doornick/Isosport/MB Media/Getty Images D.C. United today announced the acquisition of defender Brendan Hines-Ike, who will join the Black-and-Red on a one-year loan from Belgian top-flight side KV Kortrijk. Further terms of the deal, including whether or not United holds a purchase clause, were not announced, but United does reportedly hold such an option to make the move permanent. Rumors of the move, first reported by Steven Goff of the Washington Post, came up over the...

D.C. United is close to reacquiring Argentinas Lucas Rodríguez Steven Goff, The Washington Post March 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Lucas Rodríguez controls the ball against the Seattle Sounders in 2019.Washington Post photo by Katherine Frey D.C. United is close to reacquiring Argentine midfielder Lucas Rodríguez after a one-year absence, people close to the discussions said Tuesday. In 2019, his only season with Washington, Rodríguez, 23, had six goals and three assists as a full-time sta...

Photo by GREGG NEWTON/AFP via Getty Images The USWNT kept things rolling with their second win the the SheBelieves Cup. Goals from Christen Press and Megan Rapinoe were among the highlights, but the team’s approach to the anthem and the presentation of Crystal Dunn and Press for the post-game press availability raised understandable questions about support for the team’s Black players as the federation continues to drop the ball on the topic, including exclusively using white women to promo...

All of David Moyes 74 Everton signings rated We take a long look back to find out what happened to all the signings David Moyes made at Everton and give them a mark out of 10 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now On international break, but still lots of Blues news - get the latest news in our Everton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Lets do it When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’l...

Champions League: In aftermath of racism incident in Paris, spotlight on the issue in Central Europe The recent incident in the Champions League game between PSG and Istanbul Basaksehir, involving a Romanian official has divided opinions in the country. Istanbul striker Demba Ba (R) during the Champions League game against PSG | FRANCK FIFE / AFP As the dust still rises on football’s night of racist accusations in Paris, the battle lines are being drawn in Romania, home of ...

Football racism no black and white issue in central Europe 261 BUCHAREST, Dec 12, 2020 (BSS/AFP) – As the dust still rises on football’s night of racist accusations in Paris, the battlelines are being drawn in Romania, home of the fourth official whose use of the word “negru” prompted a player walk-off during Basaksehir’s Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain. While some believe that Sebastian Coltescu and the comments he made were the product of linguistic misunderstandi...