غادر محمد هاني الظهير الأيمن لفريق الأهلي مباراة الزمالك الجارية الآن في كأس السوبر الإفريقي بداعي الإصابة.
ويحتضن ملعب استاد المملكة أرينا بالسعودية مباراة الأهلي والزمالك في كأس السوبر الإفريقي 2024.
كاكا: مباراة السوبر الإفريقي يصعٌب توقعها.. وفييرا يمدح لاعب الزمالك
وتعرض محمد هاني لإصابة في الركبة بعد أكثر من التحام استدعى التدخل الطبي لأكثر من مرة، قبل أن يغادر اللقاء في الدقيقة 26، ليشارك بدلًا منه عمر كمال.
ويخوض الأهلي مباراة كأس السوبر الإفريقي باعتباره بطلًا لدوري أبطال إفريقيا النسخة الماضية، فيما فاز الزمالك بكأس الكونفدرالية في الوقت ذاته.
ويسعى الأهلي لحصد الجائزة التاسعة في تاريخه ليغرد منفردًا بأرقامه القياسية، فيما يمني الزمالك نفسه بحصد الكأس الخامسة. إصابة محمد هاني في مباراة الأهلي والزمالك
Pooran will be available for five matches after the World Cup
David Hopps27-Jun-2019
Nicholas Pooran seals the win with a six•Getty Images
Nicholas Pooran will seek to banish memories of West Indies’ unproductive World Cup by staying on in England to play five matches for Yorkshire in the Vitality T20 Blast.Pooran was one of several rookie players that West Indies’ captain Jason Holder had in mind when he called for them to become the heart and the soul of the team. That is what Yorkshire have in mind by calling up the Trinidadian with a view to improving a mediocre T20 record.One aspect of the World Cup that has at least worked in Pooran’s favour is that he has reached the requisite number of international appearances (15 over the preceding two years) during the West Indies’ campaign to qualify for a visa as an overseas player in the tournament.He has not had a bad World Cup, getting starts in four of his five innings, but his 63 against England at the Ageas Bowl is his only half-century for a West Indies side that is on the brink of elimination.”It is hard work playing for different teams and still trying to be as professional as you can be,” Pooran said. “You’ve just got to adapt and learn about different people’s cultures and just try to be the best I can be for the team. It will be a new and exciting experience for me.Pooran, who made his ODI debut in Bridgetown against England in February this year, will return to the West Indies setup in time for their home T20I series against India, which begins on August 3 in Florida. He has quickly established himself as one of the most explosive batsmen in limited-overs cricket with a strike rate of 140 in his 11 T20 internationals. He also top scored in the fledgling T10 competition in the UAE before Christmas, scoring 324 runs in nine matches for Champions Northern Warriors, including 33 sixes.Martyn Moxon, Yorkshire’s director of cricket, said: “Nicholas is an excellent young talent, although he is only available for a short period, we hope it will give us early impetus in the competition.”Johnny Tattersall has been incredibly effective as a batter in limited-overs cricket, but he has played every game this season. He has now got three back-to-back Championship fixtures and only a couple of days between the end of the Somerset match and the start of the T20s.”We’re mindful of the workload of Tatts and we have been leaving things open to see how he was going. There are other areas we feel we need for the T20s, so Nicholas has been on the radar for some time. At some point we needed to make a decision on which path to take, so we decided to go for him, albeit for a short five-game spell.”
A wonderful century from the former captain lifted Australia from the tatters of 122 for 8 on a dramatic opening day to the Ashes
The Report by Andrew McGlashan01-Aug-2019
Steven Smith looks to the skies•Getty Images
Steven Smith finished the last Ashes series having scored 687 runs in seven innings so, really, there was little surprise that he began the next contest in similar vein. Except, of course, for everything that has happened since. He marked his return to Test cricket after 16 months with one of his finest hands, lifting Australia from an almost down-and-out 122 for 8 – with considerable help from the tail – to a position from which they could consider themselves ahead of the game, psychologically if nothing else.Having gone to 98 with a six off Moeen Ali then tucking a single, a drive through the covers against Ben Stokes from his 183rd delivery brought up his 24th Test hundred – and it was no ordinary milestone. The emotions came flooding out as he celebrated then tried to compose himself with a few deep breaths and a look to the sky, taking in the applause along with a few remaining and largely foolish-sounding boos.He had been beaten early on by the excellent Stuart Broad – most batsmen would have been – but once he settled there was barely a moment when he did not look in control despite the many problems of his team-mates, although was thankful for the DRS on 34 when he was given lbw playing no shot at Broad. By the end he was flaying England’s bowlers to all corners of (Fortress) Edgbaston including a monstrous, dismissive swing over the leg side off Broad three balls before he finally missed to end one of the great Test innings.Away from the personal landmarks and epic backstory he had turned around Australia’s day in partnership with Peter Siddle, who earned the final place in the XI ahead of Josh Hazlewood, and Nathan Lyon. The last two wickets added 162 with Siddle contributing a superbly constructed 44, in a stand that firstly frustrated England and then began to deflate them, before Smith dominated the last-wicket alliance of 74 in 13 overs with Lyon which left them looking forlorn.While Broad and Chris Woakes had done so much to put England in command, the absence of James Anderson to a recurrence of the calf injury he sustained in the lead-up to the series hurt in the final session. Anderson only managed four overs before leaving the field for the first time and by lunch was already off for a scan. With Stokes below his best, Joe Root suddenly didn’t appear to have many options to turn to. It was probably not Plan A, B, or C to use Joe Denly’s legspin with Australia eight down.Root had not been unhappy to lose the toss and the challenge to Australia’s top order was clear inside the first couple of overs. While Smith’s Test comeback would go on to take the headlines, David Warner’s stay was a bizarre affair. He edged his first ball from Broad down the leg side but it wasn’t spotted by umpire Aleem Dar (the first of a host of errors for the on-field officials) and England didn’t review. Then they did review for an lbw that was going over before Broad won a decision off Dar that was missing leg stump. And that was all before the end of fourth over.Cameron Bancroft, who was handed a nine-month ban compared to the year for Warner and Smith, was worked over by Broad before edging low to first slip and when England successfully reviewed for a thin edge by Usman Khawaja shortly after drinks it was 35 for 3.Travis Head enjoyed a promising first season in the Test side as the post-Newlands rebuilding began and looked in good order as he made the bowlers come to him before working off the pads. However, five overs after lunch, Woakes swung one back to win a leg before and did the same to end Matthew Wade’s first Test innings in two years – although the latter, again, needed recourse to the third umpire.England, and especially Broad, could not believe their luck when Tim Paine pulled a short delivery straight to deep square leg – it wasn’t quite 60 all out or Stokes’ Trent Bridge catch, but the #Broadface made an appearance – and two balls later James Pattinson was given lbw to one which replays showed was sliding down leg. By then it was hard to keep up with what should and shouldn’t have been out.When Pat Cummins offered no shot to a booming Stokes inswinger Australia had lost 5 for 23 in 11 overs and were heading for something very similar to the 136 they were bundled out for in the 2015 Test at this ground. That was the point in the series, level at 1-1, where it swung England’s way with considerable haste. Being skittled out early this time could have opened up some old wounds.Smith hadn’t even reached fifty by this point and when he quietly acknowledged that milestone off 119 balls it seemed like being not much more than a face-saver in the bigger picture. But Siddle, who has averaged over 30 for Essex this season, showed that he has learnt about batting against the moving Dukes ball (Paine will hope the bowling follows tomorrow) having been saved by the DRS before scoring when he was given lbw to Woakes despite a thick inside edge.At times early on he scored more freely than Smith, who was intent on seeing through the innings, and showed some deft placement until he lunged forward at Moeen and inside-edged to short leg. For a few balls it appeared Smith would try to slog his way to a century, but Lyon has a solid technique and did not let his former captain down.The timing of Smith’s dismissal meant two overs for England’s openers to face. With no nightwatchman this time, Rory Burns and Jason Roy got through but Australia were the buoyant side with plenty more plaudits for Smith as he left the field again. There is one indisputably great Test batsman on show in this series. It’s very early days, but he could be the difference.
Dono do ataque que mais marcou gols nas últimas duas temporadas – 281 bolas na rede ao todo -, o Flamengo deve ter concorrência pesada em 2021. Ao menos é o que mostram os números das outras equipes da Série A neste início das competições.
Dos 20 times que estarão na primeira divisão este ano, cinco possuem uma média de gols superior a dois por partida até este momento. Além do próprio Flamengo, São Paulo, Grêmio, Atlético Mineiro e Atlético Goianiense ultrapassaram esta marca. Destaque para os comandados de Hernán Crespo, que marcaram 16 vezes em apenas seis atuações (2,66 g/j).
O Palmeiras, atual campeão da Copa do Brasil e da Libertadores, também está perto. Com 12 tentos em seis partidas, tem tido uma eficiência de dois por jogo. Nos últimos anos o Alviverde foi o principal rival do Rubro-Negro nas estatísticas ofensivas. Os dois, inclusive, se enfrentaram no fim de semana, na decisão da Supercopa do Brasil, e empataram em 2 a 2 no tempo normal, com os cariocas levantando a taça após as cobranças de pênaltis.
Em números absolutos, porém, ninguém balançou mais as redes do que o Bahia nesta temporada. Já tendo disputado 17 jogos, o Tricolor Baiano acumula a marca de 33 gols (1,94 g/j). Gilberto, com sete, é o principal artilheiro do time.
MAIORES MÉDIAS DE GOLS NA TEMPORADA 2021 – Entre os 20 clubes da Série A
1º – São Paulo – 2,66 g/j – 16 gols em 6 jogos 2º – Grêmio – 2,36 g/j – 26 gols em 11 jogos 3º – Flamengo – 2,22 g/j – 20 gols em 9 jogos Atlético-MG – 2,22 g/j – 20 gols em 9 jogos Atlético-GO – 2,22 g/j – 20 gols em 9 jogos 6º – Palmeiras – 2,00 g/j – 12 gols em 6 jogos 7º – Bahia – 1,94 g/j – 33 gols em 17 jogos 8º – Cuiabá – 1,88 g/j – 17 gols em 9 jogos 9º – Chapecoense – 1,70 g/j – 17 gols em 10 jogos 10º – Ceará – 1,66 g/j – 15 gols em 9 jogos Fluminense – 1,66 g/j – 15 gols em 9 jogos 12º – Red Bull Bragantino – 1,50 g/j – 12 gols em 8 jogos 13º – Internacional – 1,44 g/j – 13 gols em 9 jogos 14º – Santos – 1,37 g/j – 11 gols em 8 jogos Corinthians – 1,37 g/j – 11 gols em 8 jogos 16º – Juventude – 1,27 g/j – 14 gols em 11 jogos 17º – Fortaleza – 1,18 g/j – 13 gols em 11 jogos 18º – América-MG – 1,10 g/j – 11 gols em 10 jogos 19º – Sport – 1,07 g/j – 15 gols em 14 jogos 20º – Athletico-PR – 0,5 g/j – 1 gol em 2 jogos
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أعلن الاتحاد الأوروبي لكرة القدم “يويفا”، عن اللاعب الفائز بجائزة رجل مباراة ليفربول وبولونيا في دوري أبطال أوروبا.
والتقى ليفربول مع بولونيا مساء اليوم الأربعاء، في ختام مباريات الجولة الثانية لبطولة دوري أبطال أوروبا.
ونجح ليفربول في تحقيق الفوز بهدفين دون رد أمام بولونيا الإيطالي، ليصبح رصيده 6 نقاط.
وحصل المصري محمد صلاح على جائزة رجل مباراة ليفربول وبولونيا بعد أدائه المميز في لقاء اليوم.
اقرأ أيضًا | فيديو | ماذا قدم محمد صلاح في مباراة ليفربول وبولونيا بـ دوري أبطال أوروبا؟
وصنع محمد صلاح هدف ليفربول الأول الذي سجله ماك أليستر، وأحرز المصري الهدف الثاني.
وتم اختيار صلاح لاعب ليفربول كأفضل لاعب في المباراة، وقالت لجنة المراقبة الفنية التابعة للاتحاد الأوروبي لكرة القدم: “لقد قدم لحظتين حاسمتين في المباراة، حيث صنع الهدف الأول ونفذ تسديدة رائعة جعلت النتيجة 2-0”.
Liverpool might sit at the summit of the Premier League but Jurgen Klopp will have reminded his players in no uncertain terms that Manchester City and Arsenal lurk ominously behind.
The former, Pep Guardiola's defending champions, have a game in hand and would go top with victory, so it's very much all in the balance and the forthcoming fixture against Brentford is an absolute must-win for the Reds.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.
Naturally, Liverpool have never won away to the Bees in the Premier League but will view Saturday's affair with a third-time-lucky mentality, with Mohamed Salah in contention once again after returning to full-team training this week.
Unfortunately, influential duo Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dominik Szoboszlai remain injured and will not return until after next weekend's Carabao Cup final clash against Chelsea.
The Reds host Luton Town in midweek but Klopp is likely to field a strong line-up at the Gtech Community Stadium, with four changes to the side that defeated Burnley one week ago.
1 GK – Caoimhin Kelleher
Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.
Last weekend, Caoimhin Kelleher deputised between the sticks for the third time in the Premier League this season and maintained his 100% record, and while Alisson has overcome illness, he has now been ruled out with a hamstring injury and the Irishman will start between the sticks once again.
Kelleher is a competent back-up but Alisson is arguably the best goalkeeper in the world and Klopp will be anxiously hoping for a swift recovery.
2 RB – Conor Bradley
Conor Bradley celebrates after scoring for Liverpool.
Alexander-Arnold is back on the sidelines after aggravating his knee injury but have no fear Liverpool fans: Conor Bradley is back in line for a starting berth.
Bradley's incredible emergence was paused as he took compassionate leave but the 20-year-old is back on Merseyside and will be eager to add to his one goal and five assists last month.
3 CB – Ibrahima Konate
Liverpool ace Ibrahima Konate.
Ibrahima Konate missed out last week after picking up two yellow cards during the insipid defeat against Arsenal in London at the start of the month, though the Frenchman will be confident of a much happier return to the capital tomorrow.
He's been brilliant this term and has stepped up with some first-class displays after Joel Matip's season-ending ACL injury back in December, recently described as an “absolute beast” by one analyst.
4 CB – Virgil van Dijk
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk.
Barring any unforeseen late drama, Virgil van Dijk should make his 250th Liverpool appearance on Saturday, having captained Liverpool toward a title chase this season.
The Dutchman fell by the wayside last term but has been in imperious form this year and will be crucial in nullifying Toney's dominance in the final third.
5 LB – Andy Robertson
Andy Robertson in action for Liverpool.
Andy Robertson has been so reliable for Liverpool over the years but has spent the lion's share of the current campaign on the periphery, requiring shoulder surgery after international duty back in October and being kept out of the side by the in-form Joe Gomez after recovering fitness last month.
The Scotland captain was in stunning form against Burnley last weekend though and made five key passes, so he is likely to start despite Gomez recovering from flu this week.
6 DM – Wataru Endo
Liverpool's Wataru Endo.
Wataru Endo was awarded Liverpool's Player of the Month for December but saw his club progress halted by international duty with Japan throughout January.
The 30-year-old started last week, winning nine duels and making four tackles, so should feature from the outset once again.
7 CM – Harvey Elliott
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott.
Hailed as a "superstar" by pundit Joe Cole, Alexis Mac Allister has been near undroppable this season but Endo's industriousness at the base of the engine room might be a tool worth using at the Gtech, and with Harvey Elliott's impact off the bench last week, he's surely deserving of a start.
The 20-year-old is delightfully creative and has the skill and vision to unlock the Bees defence. He has to start just his fourth Premier League match of the season.
8 CM – Curtis Jones
Liverpool player Curtis Jones.
Curtis Jones is possibly Liverpool's most underrated player and will be so important in stuffing Thomas Frank's side's threat and establishing control in the centre of the park.
As per FBref, the dynamic midfielder ranks among the top 12% of positional peers across Europe's top five leagues over the past year for goals, the top 13% for assists, the top 4% for pass completion, the top 7% for progressive carries, the top 12% for successful take-ons and the top 20% for tackles per 90.
9 RW – Diogo Jota
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota.
Recently crowned Premier League Player of the Month, there is no question that Diogo Jota is a man bang in form, and if fitness levels prevail the Portuguese ace will be a defining figure over the coming months.
Diogo Jota: Key Characteristics
Strengths
Weaknesses
Finishing
Ball retention
Passing
Long shots
Defensive contribution
Source: WhoScored
Salah is fit again but might just have to settle for the bench on his first time back in action, although Jota's "clinical" – as he has been called by reporter Neil Jones – nature will leave few supporters concerned.
10 LW – Luis Diaz
Liverpool winger Luis Diaz.
There's no shirking away from the fact that Luis Diaz could have done better throughout large portions of the campaign, but the Colombian winger has been much-improved across recent outings and boasts four goals and three assists since the new year.
His electricity and dynamism will be crucial to wrongfooting the Brentford backline and handing his side another crucial victory in the Premier League title race.
أبدى محمد بسام حارس مرمى سيراميكا كليوباترا، رغبته في الانضمام إلى صفوف الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بالأهلي، معلقاً على انتقال محمود الزنفلي المارد الأحمر في يناير الماضي.
وقال محمد بسام في تصريحات عبر قناة “الأولى المصرية” عن اقترابه أكثر من مرة من الانضمام للأهلي: “الموضوع كل مرة كان قريباً جدًا لدرجة أن الناس يتصلون بي ويباركون لي على انضمامي للأهلي، آخر مرة الناس قدموا لي التهنئة وأنا كنت في معسكر قبل نهائي الرابطة وقالوا لي مبروك في شهر يناير الماضي بعد إصابة الشناوي، لكن في النهاية هو نصيب”.
وتابع: “أي أحد يلعب كرة في مصر يتمنى اللعب للنادي الأهلي أو الزمالك”.
طالع أيضاً.. أحمد مجاهد: شخص واحد لا أستطيع الترشح أمامه في انتخابات اتحاد الكرة.. والخطيب أعظم لاعب في تاريخ مصر
وبسؤاله لماذا فشل انتقالك للأهلي؟ أجاب: “لم يحدث اتفاق مع سيراميكا كليوباترا، وقت القيد كان قصيرا، والحارس الثاني كان مصاباً وأمامه فترة لكي يعود، سيراميكا طلب مصطفى شوبير والأهلي عرض حمزة علاء وكان هناك أولمبياد شهر يوليو الماضي”.
وأكمل: “سيراميكا كان لا يريد أن يقف في طريق انتقالي للأهلي ولكن كانت هناك أزمة”.
وبسؤاله، بعد انتقال الزنفلي إلى الأهلي ومصطفى شوبير أصبح أساسيًا، هل هذا الوضع سيكون مريحاً لو كنت أصبحت على دكة البدلاء؟ أتم: “بصراحة لا، أعتاد في أي مكان أذهب له أكون رقم واحد وأثبت نفسي، الأمر سيكون صعبا جدًا، أوقات الزنفلي كان يلعب مع الناشئين، الأمر صعب بالنسبة لي، كان حلمي الانضمام للأهلي ولكن بعدما شاهدت الأحداث التي حدثت، قلت الحمد لله”.
Openers set pace on way to nine-wicket win as Glamorgan remain rooted to bottom of South Group
ECB Reporters Network06-Aug-2019
Phil Salt crashes one through the off side•Getty Images
Sussex 150 for 1 (Salt 78*, Wright 56) beat Glamorgan 146 for 9 (Lloyd 50, Topley 3-20) by nine wicketsSussex’s fifth win out of six – they also tied against Surrey – moved last year’s beaten finalists above Kent Spitfires and they were always in control against a Glamorgan side still looking for their first win of the campaign.After they restricted Glamorgan, who won the toss, to 146 for 9, openers Luke Wright and Philip Salt launched the reply with a withering assault which brought 130 in 12 overs, Sussex’s fourth highest partnership in the format and their biggest against Glamorgan.The pair rattled along at more than ten an over from the start, matching each other shot for shot against a toothless Glamorgan attack which lacked variety compared to Sussex. Salt reached his fifty with a six into the top tier of the pavilion off Andrew Salter and the offspinner was hit for boundaries off the next two deliveries.Salt won the game off the fifth ball of the 13th over with an uppercut over third man which brought him his eighth boundary, he also hit three sixes as he finished on 78 not out from 42 balls – his third half-century of this season’s competition.It looked as if the Sussex pair might win the game on their own but Wright fell to a superb diving catch in the 13th over by wicketkeeper Chris Cooke after making 56 off 35 deliveries with five fours and two sixes. There were 6.1 overs left when Sussex eased to victory.Such a one-sided contest had seemed unlikely with Glamorgan in good shape at 55 for 1 in the ninth over and opener David Lloyd going well. But they lost eight wickets for 87 and were never the same after Lloyd departed to the next ball after reaching his second fifty of this season’s Blast.The 27-year-old hit nine fours from 37 balls faced but he holed out to deep midwicket to give left-arm spinner Danny Briggs his second wicket and Glamorgan struggled for momentum thereafter against some accurate and disciplined Sussex bowling. Skipper Colin Ingram, Kiran Carlson and Chris Cooke all threatened but Sussex maintained a happy knack of taking a wicket just when Glamorgan threatened to put together a decent partnership.Briggs was taken for 18 in his final over and Tymal Mills’ last over cost 11 runs, but Glamorgan lost wickets too regularly to build any momentum and set a challenging total. Ollie Robinson removed Graham Wagg and Cooke with successive balls in the 17th over and finished with 2 for 27 but the pick of their bowlers was Reece Topley, who finished with 3 for 20. Sussex’s fielding was excellent with Salt taking two superb diving catches in the deep to complete an excellent evening.
Dudu voltou ao Brasil para passar férias e espera que o futuro seja resolvido. A permanência provável no Qatar com a compra por parte do Al Duhail não é mais a mesma de outrora. Os dirigentes cataris precisam pagar os seis milhões de euros (R$ 40,5 milhões) ao Palmeiras previstos em contrato para adquirir os 80% dos direitos econômicos.
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O Al Duhail sabe que a condição do pagamento é à vista e, mesmo que não tenha acionado o Alviverde ainda, pode sugerir uma alternativa para quitar o débito e ficar com o atacante por mais três anos. O presidente Maurício Galiotte já avisou que não negocia o que foi acertado no ano passado, quando Dudu saiu por empréstimo e as bases para uma futura compra foram acertadas pelas partes.
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Os cataris têm até 15 de maio para comunicar o Palmeiras sobre a decisão, e a diretoria aguarda. A confiança pela permanência no exterior demonstrada pelo próprio jogador em entrevistas recentes não é mais a mesma, mas isso não significa que, neste momento, uma volta ao Verdão esteja próxima. As partes esperam o posicionamento do Al Duhail e isso pode demorar mais de um mês.
Enquanto isso, Dudu não foi inscrito para a fase de grupos da Liga dos Campeões da Ásia por conta desta indefinição e, em caso de compra, tem condição de participar dos mata-matas. Uma desistência do negócio do Al Duhail prevê um pagamento de dois milhões e euros (R$ 16,8 milhões) ao jogador. Isso também está previsto no acordo firmado em 2020, quando ele deixou o Brasil durante a parada do futebol em razão da pandemia, em junho.
Para o Palmeiras, o retorno de Dudu seria um ganho técnico para um time que encontra dificuldades de ser reforçar no mercado. Se a venda for concretizada é um alívio nas finanças em mais um ano de receitas comprometidas.
Rangers are reportedly willing to sell an "excellent" player at the end of the season, with the individual in question out of contract in the summer of 2025.
Rangers transfer news
The Gers will be looking for new signings regardless of whether they win the Scottish Premiership title this season, and it's fair to say plenty of potential targets have emerged in recent times.
One player who has been backed to seal a permanent move to Rangers is Oscar Cortes, assuming he impresses on loan from Lens between now and the end of the campaign.
Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie will be out of contract at Bramall Lane in the summer, being available as a free agent, and he is also considered an option for Philippe Clement's side.
There is also a chance that current players could move on at the end of the season, with Cyriel Dessers one individual who has been linked with a switch away, as a shock claim this week revealed the Gers may look to part ways with a player who has thrived under Clement due to a desire to make the squad younger.
Now, it looks as though another Ibrox ace could be joining him out of the exit door, following a fresh claim regarding the Gers' summer clearout.
Rangers to put second big name up for sale
According to an update from Football Insider, Rangers "plan to accept offers" for Tom Lawrence to leave the club during the summer transfer window, seeing him as an expendable figure.
Tom Lawrence
"Rangers could sanction the departure of Tom Lawrence next summer, sources have told Football Insider. Speaking to the new edition of Football Insider’s Insider Track Podcast, transfer correspondent Pete O’Rourke revealed the 30-year-old could be sold with Philippe Clement keen to shape the squad in his image.
"Well-placed sources have told Football Insider that the manager is eager to lower the age of his squad and recruit young high-potential assets in future windows."
In truth, there is some definite sense in allowing Lawrence to enjoy a fresh challenge in the current window, considering he hasn't exactly been a regular under Clement so far this season. Only seven starts have come his way in the Scottish Premiership, with a further six appearances coming from the substitutes' bench, and he hasn't registered a single goal contribution.
The fact that the 30-year-old is out of contract next year also means that this summer could be the last chance to receive good money for his signature, rather than losing him on a free in 2025.
Should Lawrence stay on, it certainly wouldn't be a bad thing, however, with David McCallum praising his influence around Rangers' B team back in August, saying: "Tom was excellent around the group, sharing his experience, and we spoke before the game about that. That’s what some of these games are going to be about, when we get the odd occasion where a player, or two, drops down from the first-team squad to get important minutes."
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