Unsuccessful news as Arsenal have been transferred to Tottenham this weekend.

Tottenham applied for several COVID-19 cases in his camp.

Tottenham’s mid-week game against Chelsea was also postponed.

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The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has confirmed that it is monitoring the security situation in Saudi Arabia ahead of the Australian World Cup qualifiers on March 29 in Jeddah.

On March 20, a Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said it had intercepted a “hostile air target” aimed at Jeddah. The Aramco distribution plant in the city was also attacked.

The AFC told The Athletic: “The AFC is closely monitoring and assessing the security and safety situation in Saudi Arabia in cooperation with the Saudi Football Federation and the Saudi authorities.

“The AFC has put in place a strong safety and security system for its competitions, teams and all stakeholders to ensure that risk levels are continuously monitored and assessed, taking appropriate action when deemed necessary.”

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It’s easy to skip one of the most related aspects of Football Manager for administrators.

If you’re like me, I’m planning a major overhaul of the coaching staff right now, but I’ve delayed it because I don’t know where to look.

Ajay Rose’s job makes changing coaches an easy task, rather than looking for all the options.

Tariks Lamptijs recovered quickly.

Brighton’s outfield defender had to leave the English team until the age of 21 due to illness.

That’s all for today. Join us again tomorrow to find out more about the same thing, because we are reacting to the shocking news that the European champion Italy will not take part in the 2022 World Cup.

Nick Candy and Woody Johnson are out of competition to buy Chelsea, The Athletic understands.

Chelsea is being sold after Roman Abramovich was punished by the UK government this month. The British government described Russia’s billionaire Abramovich as a “pro-Kremlin oligarch” and his assets were frozen.

As a result, the UK government and the Raine Group manage the sale of the West London club.

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Bruno Fernandes is set to sign a new five-year deal with Manchester United.

Fernandes, who joined Manchester United from Lisbon Sporting in January 2020 for an initial salary of £ 47 million, is expected to double his salary to around £ 240,000 a week.

The current contract of the Portuguese match manager, Old Trafford, is valid until June 2025, with the option for another year.

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A: Right here. Abdiaziz Rashid will provide the latest updates from the UEFA World Cup playoffs.

Bukayo Saka has withdrawn from the England national team to face Côte d’Ivoire and Switzerland following a positive COVID test.

Says was isolated from his England teammates at their base in St George’s Park but has now been sent home.

The 20-year-old wrote on Twitter: “I am determined to leave the @England camp, but I have a positive Covid-19 test and I will stay in isolation until I have a negative one.

“I’m going to support the boys from home this weekend, and I can’t wait to do what I like again soon.”

England head coach Getter Southgate will not call for a substitute for Saka, as he has 24 players to choose from for both Wembley friendly matches.

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If the Premier League has already mastered the excitement, now its goal is to recognize history. “Great House” is a modest slogan for the current online holiday in the corner of the Premier League website.

Like Schirer and Henry, who scored 435 Premier League goals, Eric Canton, Roy Cine, David Beckham, Dennis Bergkamp, ​​Frank Lempard and Steven Gerard received a public vote to join the 2021 class. last season.

Is it really an honor?

Manchester United has never had a peaceful week.

Who are the runners and drivers for the job? Listen along to find out.

And there is no better way to help you as one of the best football players return to the world than Katie Kjet.

It seems that fans’ expectations are often quite high when you see a player miss a direct free kick, but the average conversion rate of a direct free kick in the top five European leagues since 2016-2017. has been only six percent.

Only six times in 100 attempts; hardly nailed to the goal and not nearly 78 percent conversion rate from the penalty mark.

Looking at how the conversion rates in the different leagues change every year, there is no noticeable scheme, but it is interesting that the A-Series only surpasses the highest success rate in the last five seasons. Why?

Reported by Mark Kerry.

This is despite the fact that a joint offer from the United Kingdom and Ireland was submitted yesterday.

The British prime minister said: “I can’t believe anyone would seriously consider their proposal, and the best thing would be for all the Russian armed forces to withdraw immediately from Ukraine and, of course, hand over the tournament to them.”

He went on to say that the “best possible thing” would be for Russia to withdraw from Ukraine and be given a tournament.

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