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The attacker’s efforts were enough to help him win the award for the fourth time this season and second in a row after clinching it in September, January, March, and April. Daka has now bagged 31 goals, including 24 in the Bundesliga and provided nine assists in 37 appearances across all competitions. The forward has been with the Salzburg since 2017 and has been delivering consistent performances for the club, helping them to win the league title on three consecutive occasions in 2018, 2019, and 2020. He also played a significant role as they lifted the Austrian Cup trophy three consecut...

Photo by John Dorton/ISI Photos/Getty Images Red Bull Salzburg won this year’s edition of the Austrian Cup with a 3-0 victory over LASK. American midfielder Brenden Aaronson scored the match’s second goal, receiving the ball at the top of the box on the counter-attack and blasting his shot into the corner of the net. Since joining the club in January, the 20-year-old has featured in every match and been a regular contributor to the scoresheet. Throughout his career, he has met the expectations of each successive level from the academy to the big European transfer. One of the “smallest ...

Goal celebrates the outstanding African All-Stars to have featured in the Austrian top flight Getty Images Olarenwaju Kayode Only the second African in the history of the Austrian Bundesliga to win the Golden Boot, Kayode clinched the top scorer award in 2016-17 after netting 17 goals for Austria Vienna. In truth, he hasn’t delivered on that early promise. After moving to Manchester City, he was sold without making a first team appearance, and has since spent time with Girona, Shakhtar Donetsk and Gaziantep. He’s currently on loan at Sivasspor from Shakhtar, and has scored four in ...

New RB Leipzig coach Jesse Marsch: "I can't wait to work with such a good team" 21 hours ago Incoming RB Leipzig coach Jesse Marsch faced the media for the first time since agreeing to replace Bayern Munich-bound Julian Nagelsmann at the end of the season, revealing his excitement "to work with such a good team." Marsch - who signed a two-year contract at the Red Bull Arena this week - was speaking ahead of current side Salzburg’s Austrian Cup final this weekend as the 47-year-old American looks to bow out of the country with a second successive league and cup double.

Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Jesse Marsch Share this story To: daniel.levy@tottenhamhotspur.com Hi again, Daniel! Searching for managers is a bit like searching for players: there are always a number of great candidates waiting for the chance to break out. There’s nothing quite like the romance of it, is there? You would know from experience, considering Tottenham Hotspur is a club that embodies such a rise. That’s why I would like point you towards Jesse Marsch, current manager of RB Salzburg. It is completely fair to wonder why someone whose head coaching experience...