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Ronaldo still a 'powerful weapon' and Portugal will 'play for him' at 2022 World Cup, insists Bernardo - Vimarsana News

Ronaldo still a 'powerful weapon' and Portugal will 'play for him' at 2022 World Cup, insists Bernardo

Bernardo Silva insists that Cristiano Ronaldo still has the backing of his teammates, as he claimed Portugal would play for their captain in Qatar.

Source: goal.com
Invited to crisis: Candid insights from Bayer 04 Leverkusen's execs as Xabi Alonso rights the ship - Vimarsana News

Invited to crisis: Candid insights from Bayer 04 Leverkusen's execs as Xabi Alonso rights the ship

The CEO and sporting director of Bayer Leverkusen candidly discussed the club’s crisis and their faith in Xabi Alonso with the press before their critical match against Union Berlin.

Tuesday highlights, round-up: Tottenham and Frankfurt through - Vimarsana News

Tuesday highlights, round-up: Tottenham and Frankfurt through

Tottenham and Frankfurt are through to the round of 16 after a thrilling conclusion to Group D, on a night that also brought wins for Liverpool, Bayern, Porto, Ajax and Barcelona.

Source: uefa.com
TUESDAY UCL ROUND UP: Liverpool ends Napoli unbeaten run, while Tottenham makes it to the knock-out stage - Vimarsana News

TUESDAY UCL ROUND UP: Liverpool ends Napoli unbeaten run, while Tottenham makes it to the knock-out stage

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Leverkusen winger Moussa Diaby topped Newcastle's wishlist over the summer. An initial inquiry resulted in a quote of £50-60m which forced Newcastle to look