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Chega sexta-feira e o resumo da semana do Vaivém chega à todo vapor. Cuca e Diego Tardelli são os principais personagens na lista. O treinador chega para comandar o São Paulo, enquanto o atacante, que estava na China, foi apresentado como novo reforço do Grêmio para a temporada.

Além disso, nomes como Richarlison, que está defendendo as cores do Everton, está na mira de Atlético de Madrid, PSG e Chelsea pela revelação do América-MG e com passagem pelo Fluminense, onde se destacou. Confira o resumão do mercado.

“BRIGA” BOA

O Atlético de Madrid entrou na briga com Chelsea e Paris Saint-Germain pelo atacante Richarlison. Os Colchoneros entraram em contato com os representantes do jogador e estão dispostos a fazer uma grande oferta pelo brasileiro na próxima janela para contar com o atleta em Madri.

Segundo o jornal espanhol ‘As’, o Atleti acredita que vale a pena investir em Richarlison. Primeiro por conta do seu potencial: o atacante tem apenas 21 anos e se adaptou bem a Premier League, apesar do momento ruim do Everton na competição. Segundo porque o clube espanhol acredita que o brasileiro pode contribuir imediatamente, no sentido de que não teria problemas de adaptação.

NO COMANDO

O São Paulo anunciou na quinta-feira, dia seguinte à eliminação diante do Talleres (ARG) na fase preliminar da Libertadores, que acertou com Cuca para substituir André Jardine como treinador. Ele assinou contrato válido até o fim de 2020 e trará com ele o irmão e auxiliar, Cuquinha.

Como Cuca passou por uma cirurgia cardíaca no fim do ano passado e precisa de um período de repouso por recomendação médica, o coordenador Vagner Mancini assumirá interinamente. De acordo com o presidente Carlos Augusto de Barros e Silva, o Leco, o próprio Cuca colocou o dia 15 de abril como prazo para assumir.

POR QUE NÃO CONTRATA?

O Santos pode até não ter desistido ainda do atacante Michael, porém o Goiás segue irredutível e não quer negociar o jogador. O novo argumento se dá a um reajuste salarial que o clube goiano propôs e só aguarda o atleta assinar.

Além do aumento da base salarial, a multa, que era de R$ 30 milhões, passará para R$ 75 milhões para clubes brasileiros e R$ 100 milhões para o mercado internacional.

O Goiás também acredita que somente dois clubes brasileiros conseguiriam tirar o atacante neste momento por ainda R$ 32 milhões à vista até segunda-feira, data limite para a resposta de Michael: Palmeiras e Flamengo.

DE SAÍDA

Se por um lado a torcida do Grêmio comemora a contratação de Diego Tardelli, por outro ela lamenta a saída de Jael. O atacante foi negociado com o FC Tokyo, do Japão e se despediu do Tricolor através das redes sociais nesta quinta-feira.

Contratado no início de 2017, Jael passou por altos e baixos e só foi embalar na última temporada, quando marcou 12 gols. Porém, apesar do carinho da torcida, a diretoria entendia que precisava de um atacante com mais ‘peso’. A prova é que nesta janela, além de Tardelli, o clube também acertou com Felipe Vizeu.

ARTILHEIRO CHEGOU!

Diego Tardelli foi apresentado nesta quarta-feira no Grêmio. O atacante assinou contrato por três temporada e vai ser a novidade no ataque tricolor. Com a confirmação da chegada do reforço ofensivo, a movimentação no plantel gremista foi imediata já que, com negociação engatilhada, Jael está de saída. O próprio camisa 9 usou sua rede social para “agradecer o carinho de mensagens que tem recebido” indicando que o negócio envolvendo o FC Tokyo-JAP está para ser selado.

MAS JÁ?

Na tarde desta quarta-feira, a notícia que o futebol paraguaio mais aguardava foi confirmada. O técnico Juan Carlos Osorio se reuniu com o presidente da APF, Robert Harrison e acertou a sua saída da Seleção do Paraguai.

A relação entre técnico e Associação Paraguaia não era das melhores. Desde o acerto, inúmeros boatos sobre a falta de interesse do treinador em ficar no cargo eram espalhados e Osorio fazia questão de negar. Ele pediu demissão após apenas cinco meses no cargo e apenas uma partida à beira do campo.

É DO CLUBE ITALIANO

Apesar de liderar o Campeonato Italiano com folga e buscar mais uma ida à final da Liga dos Campeões da Europa, a Juventus já pensa na próxima temporada e, nesta segunda-feira, anunciou a chegada de Aaron Ramsey, meio-campista galês, que chegará à Itália ao fim da temporada.

Após muitas divergências com a direção do Arsenal durante as negociações para uma possível renovação de contrato, Ramsey negou os últimos contatos feitos pelos dirigentes Gunners e deixará o time inglês ao fim de seu vínculo, sem custos para o clube italiano.

RENOVADO

Diego Simeone se tornou em um dos grandes símbolos da história do Atlético de Madrid. O técnico renovou seu contrato até 2022 com os Colchoneros e, nesta sexta-feira, ressaltou o desejo de continuar trabalhando com seu elenco e na busca por objetivos. Com fôlego renovado, o argentino é ídolo tanto como jogador quanto como treinador e colocou o Atleti em outro patamar.

Bi-campeão da Liga Europa, campeão do Espanhol, como treinador e jogador, Simeone teve papel determinante para alçar o Atlético de Madrid no nível de gigantes europeus, além de solidificar um estilo próprio e potencializar a identidade do clube junto a torcida e aos adversários. Relembre grandes momentos da trajetória de um dos grandes colchoneros de todos os tempos.

قرر نادي بايرن ميونخ الألماني، عدم تفعيل بند الشراء في عقد الدولي البرتغالي، جواو كانسيلو، لاعب الفريق المعار من مانشستر سيتي منذ يناير الماضي.

جواو كانسيلو أنهى موسمه مع بايرن ميونخ، بالفوز بلقب الدوري الألماني أول أمس السبت، بعد تعادل بوروسيا دورتموند مع ماينز، وفوز العملاق البافاري على كولن.

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شبكة “سكاي” ألمانيا، أكدت أن بايرن ميونخ قرر عدم تفعيل بند الشراء في عقد جواو كانسيلو البالغ 70 مليون يورو، وأبلغ نادي مانشستر سيتي بذلك.

وسيعود اللاعب البرتغالي إلى مانشستر سيتي بداية الموسم المقبل، إذا لم ينتقل إلى أي من الأندية التي ترغب في ضمه، ويتقدمها برشلونة الإسباني وآرسنال الإنجليزي.

كانسيلو مع بايرن ميونخ خاض 21  مباراة رسمية في مختلف المسابقات، وسجل هدفًا وصنع 6.

An unbeaten 61 from Michael Lumb on the back of a polished bowling display has given Sydney Sixers a sliver of hope of defending their title

The Report by Alex Malcolm07-Jan-2013
ScorecardSteve O’Keefe took 3 for 21•Getty ImagesAn unbeaten 61 from Michael Lumb on the back of a polished bowling display has given Sydney Sixers a sliver of hope of defending their title.Brisbane Heat entered the match as the only side with anything to play for. A win would have catapulted them into the top four with one round remaining but they instead, they produced their worst performance of the tournament after winning the toss and electing to bat.James Hopes set his side back early, playing out a maiden from the Sri Lankan offspinner Sachithra Senanayake. Senanayake, with only nine international caps to his name, proved a weapon in his first match for the Sixers. Although he went wicketless, his four overs cost just 19 and his maiden piled enormous pressure on Hopes, who holed out to Steve O’Keefe the following over.Joe Burns joined Luke Pomersbach and although the pair put together 48, the 43 balls it took put pressure on Heat.Josh Hazlewood made an impressive return from injury to remove Burns in his second over. It was the first of three scalps for Hazlewood, who remains firmly in the gaze of the national selectors. It also triggered a collapse from the home side. Heat lost four wickets in 19 balls, all to strokes aimed at clearing the rope to lift the sinking run-rate.Five wickets become six when the promoted Ben Cutting gifted Brad Haddin a simple stumping and O’Keefe his third victim, and the total was still shy of three figures with just three overs remaining. Cameos from Peter Forrest and Nathan Hauritz ensured that the Sixers needed in excess of a run-a-ball for victory.Lumb and Brad Haddin resumed their opening combination that proved so successful in the Champions League to get the Sydney side off to a brisk start. Haddin looked in ominous touch with two sweetly struck boundaries and a six before chopping on to Alistair McDermott.Lumb then had to drop anchor as he watched both Nic Maddinson and Moises Henriques waste promising starts. Lumb had some luck too when he skied a ball from Hopes over short third man. Kemar Roach made exceptional ground and looked to have pouched it, only to stumble and propel the ball away to the rope for four.Steve Smith top-edged a bizarre overhead smash to mid-on next ball to leave the Sixers needing 29 runs from 29 deliveries. Daniel Hughes was also bounced out to make the equation a nervy 17 from 14. But Lumb stood tall and cracked Dan Christian over the midwicket fence to both ease the tension and raise his half-century.He would strike the winning runs powerfully through midwicket the following over to see his side home with six balls to spare.

Samit Patel, the England and Nottinghamshire allrounder, has been awarded an England increment contract for 2012-13

ESPNcricinfo staff23-Dec-2012Samit Patel, the England and Nottinghamshire allrounder, has been awarded an England increment contract for 2012-13. Patel has played three T20 internationals and three Tests in the current contract period, and that has earned him a total of 21 points (five for a Test, and two for a T20 or ODI). Non-contracted players are awarded an increment contract once a player reaches 20 points during the 12-month contract period.”This contract reflects the contribution Samit has made to our T20 and Test teams this winter and we congratulate him on his achievement,” ECB national selector Geoff Miller said.Patel was part of the England squad on their tour of India and made 69 runs in four innings in three Tests. He was left out of the fourth Test in Nagpur. In the two-match Twenty20 series on the tour, he made 24 and 9.

International cricket does not stand still. Four days after the Test mace changed hands the contest now turns to 50-over cricket and, again, the top prize is on offer

The Preview by Andrew McGlashan23-Aug-2012Match FactsAugust 24, Cardiff
Start time 10.15am (0915GMT)Ravi Bopara is back in the England set up after his personal problems•Getty ImagesThe Big PictureInternational cricket does not stand still. Four days after the Test mace changed hands the contest now turns to 50-over cricket and, again, the top prize is on offer. England are now ranked No. 1 in ODIs, but will lose that ranking after just one match if they are defeated in this opening game in Cardiff. Top in any format is like a hot potato at the moment.England have been on a fantastic run in one-dayers this year, beginning with a 4-0 whitewash against Pakistan before beating West Indies 2-0 and another 4-0 against Australia. Alastair Cook is moulding the side under his style, and further pushing his claim to be England’s Test captain sooner rather than later, and his leadership is gaining in confidence all the time.As a batsman, too, he is leading from the front which is where Andrew Strauss has struggled in Tests. Back-to-back hundreds against Pakistan were followed by another against West Indies and useful contributions elsewhere. Ian Bell, meanwhile, has proven a more-than-able replacement for Kevin Pietersen.It is often quite hard to know how the post-Test series one-dayers will develop, especially when one side, in this case South Africa, have achieved something so momentous. The Test players would have dearly liked more time to soak in their success and it would be understandable if minds were elsewhere. However, AB de Villiers, who captains the limited-overs team, will be keen that his squad sees this as a new challenge.Form guide (Most recent first, completed matches)
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South Africa WWWLLWatch out for…Matt Prior could not have done much more to stake his claim for a limited-overs recall with his recent performances for England and Sussex but, for now, Craig Kieswetter retains his place as the gloveman and middle-order batsman. Kieswetter has done nothing wrong since the one-dayers against Australia, so it would have been mighty tough to drop him, and he scored a hundred for England Lions against Australia A. But, despite a couple of handy innings, he is still to fully convince in his new role although his keeping is much more consistent.He spent quite a bit of the Test series prowling the covers but now we will get a chance to see all the sides of Faf du Plessis. He is a dynamic cricketer, whether with the bat or in the field, while his rolling legspin can be a useful addition if de Villiers needs to fill in some overs. He had a successful IPL opening the batting, but will probably be used in the middle order in the longer format. Those who have watched him in county cricket for Lancashire will know how destructive he can be.Team newsRavi Bopara is back in the England set-up after his personal problems and is likely to retain the No. 4 slot after his successful series against Australia despite his lack of recent time in the middle. His bowling brings added value. Earlier in the summer Cook was keen to play frontline bowlers wherever possible, but the absence of Stuart Broad may lead to a rethink and a role for Samit Patel.England (possible) 1 Alastair Cook (capt), 2 Ian Bell, 3 Jonathan Trott, 4 Ravi Bopara, 5 Eoin Morgan, 6 Craig Kieswetter (wk), 7 Samit Patel, 8 Tim Bresnan, 9 Graeme Swann, 10 James Anderson, 11 Steven FinnJacques Kallis has been rested for this series ahead of the World Twenty20, while there is no Vernon Philander in 50-over cricket, and a number of one-day specialists have been drafted into the squad, after preparing with South Africa A in Ireland, although the core group of players remains the same. Albie Morkel suffered a recurrence of his ankle injury against Gloucestershire although did bat later in the game.South Africa (possible) 1 Graeme Smith, 2 Hashim Amla, 3 Dean Elgar, 4 AB de Villiers (capt & wk), 5 JP Duminy, 6 Faf du Plessis, 7 Ryan McLaren, 8 Robin Petersen, 9 Dale Steyn, 10 Morne Morkel, 11 Lonwabo TsotsobePitch and conditionsPitches in Cardiff tend to be on the slow side and can help the spinners, but the short straight boundaries also encourage big hitting as Virat Kohli and Jonny Bairstow showed last year. The weather forecast is not great, with the chance of some rain during the day.Stats and trivia In 2008, after South Africa won the Test series 2-1, England took the one-day leg of the tour 4-0. The final match, at Cardiff, was washed out after three overs. If South Africa win this match they will become the first team to hold the No. 1 position in all three formats Graeme Swann needs four wickets to reach 100 in ODIs South Africa have not played an ODI since March 3 when they completed a 3-0 series win against New ZealandQuotes”For me personally it’s obviously a sad situation but as a side we need to put it to one side. We played some really good cricket at Lord’s even though we didn’t get the result; and to be fair he hasn’t been around the one-day squad for a while.”
“We want to play attacking, good cricket. I’d like to think of us as a team that has done fairly well under pressure so when we are put under pressure this series we will be looking to attack that’s for sure.”

Part-time spinner Liam Dawson took three late wickets to undo Leicestershire’s good start on a rain-affected day

26-Apr-2012
ScorecardLeft-arm spinner Liam Dawson took three late wickets to enable Hampshire to finish in a much stronger position than they could have expected after Greg Smith’s bright half-century for Leicestershire. On a rain-ruined first day, play did not get under way until 2pm and at the close Leicestershire had slumped to 159 for 6 from 62.2 overs despite a promising start to their innings.Hampshire were led by former Australia international Simon Katich in the absence of Jimmy Adams, who missed the match for personal reasons, and Katich had no hesitation in fielding first in gloomy conditions. But Leicestershire found batting easier than they might have anticipated as bowlers struggled to cope with a wet ball and soaking outfield.Matthew Boyce and Smith put on 34 for the first wicket, while Jacques Du Toit made just 8 but his dismissal meant Smith was joined by captain Ramnaresh Sarwan in the best stand of the day, worth 81. Smith and Sarwan took the score to 146 for 2 before a late flurry of wickets following Dawson’s introduction to the attack saw four fall for 13.Smith was first to go, bowled by Dawson after an increasingly fluent innings of 68 from 168 balls and including seven fours. That was the signal for the Leicestershire collapse to begin, Dawson striking in his next over when Sarwan’s innings of 46 was ended by a slip catch by Sean Ervine.Kadeer Ali had his off stump knocked back by left-arm pace bowler Chris Wood before Dawson won an appeal for lbw against Nadeem Malik.Dawson came on as fourth change and only because Hampshire had chosen to leave out No. 1 spinner Danny Briggs, expecting the pitch to help their battery of pace bowlers. Dawson, who bowls only occasionally, ended the day with figures of 3 for 13.

ScorecardBrett Lee picked up two wickets in the first over of the match•Getty Images

The Sydney Sixers began the Big Bash League as one of the least fancied sides but they won the tournament after Moises Henriques set up their chase in the final against the Perth Scorchers. In front of a WACA crowd desperate to see the state’s first silverware – albeit not for the Warriors – in nearly a decade, the Sixers spoiled the party and won by seven wickets.Mitchell Marsh had excited the Perth fans with a powerful innings of 77 after Marcus North chose to bat, but Brett Lee helped contain the Scorchers to 5 for 156, which was a gettable, though challenging target. Henriques and Steve O’Keefe put together a 110-run opening stand in the chase and it was a start the home side was unable to pull back.A pair of wickets from Ben Edmondson late in the game gave the Scorchers a sniff, as the Sixers needed 22 from the final three overs. But the Sixers captain Steven Smith procured three boundaries and 15 in total from the next over, a poor one from Nathan Rimmington, and from there it was all very straightforward for the visitors.They reached their target with seven balls to spare, Smith striking the winning boundary down the ground off Ben Edmondson to finish unbeaten on 21 with Ben Rohrer on 3. Led by the 40-year-old Stuart MacGill and fellow veteran Brett Lee, the Sixers players streamed on to the field to celebrate their triumph, which came with no international imports in the final.Instead, it was two local allrounders who set the chase on the right path. O’Keefe struggled early, swinging wildly and missing plenty of deliveries as he battled to find his rhythm, but gradually he started to find the middle of the bat. O’Keefe drew confidence from a flat pull for six off Marsh’s medium pace, although he was still well behind the tempo of his partner Henriques, who brought up his half-century when O’Keefe had only 21.Henriques was especially brutal against the spin of Michael Beer, striking a pair of consecutive sixes over long-on and long-off, and he found gaps all around the ground. On 70 from 41 deliveries, Henriques was tricked by the 40-year-old spinner Brad Hogg, who saw Henriques advancing and sent the ball down the leg side for Luke Ronchi to complete the stumping.O’Keefe kept the chase going well until, on 48, he scooped a catch to short fine leg off Edmondson, two balls after Nic Maddinson (10) had also skied a catch. But Smith and Rohrer ensured the win for the Sixers, a victory that was also due to the bowling of Lee, whose 2 for 21 from four overs helped restrict the Scorchers to a manageable total.Lee began in the perfect way, with two wickets from the first over of the match. Herschelle Gibbs pulled the first ball of the game straight into the hands of deep square leg and later in the over, Ronchi took a big swipe and was caught behind to leave the Scorchers at 2 for 2. Marcus North steadied the home side until he top-edged a sweep off MacGill on 22.However, Marsh and Paul Collingwood formed a useful 62-run partnership, Collingwood paddling sweeps and reverse sweeps to cleverly find the gaps while Marsh used his strength to clear the boundary four times. Marsh took 12 off an Henriques over and launched a monster six over long-on off the bowling of O’Keefe.O’Keefe gave Marsh a life on 55 when he put down a chance at midwicket and in the next over, Marsh made the Sixers pay with a pair of sixes off Mitchell Starc. But Starc grabbed two wickets, Collingwood for 32 and Simon Katich for 12, and Marsh’s 77 not out from 57 deliveries was comfortably the standout performance.In the end, it wasn’t enough, as Henriques and O’Keefe made up for their lapses with the ball and in the field. Henriques was named Man of the Match.