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Moffi siaučia Belgijoje, gali tokiais tempais toli keliauti, gal fuksu Riteriai procentą nuo kitos sumos kokį pasirašė, bet turbūt ne...

Moffi siaučia Belgijoje, gali tokiais tempais toli keliauti, gal fuksu Riteriai procentą nuo kitos sumos kokį pasirašė, bet turbūt ne...

Jam tik 20 metų, tai Riteriams priklausys simbolinis ugdymo mokestis už kiekvieną transferą.

Moffi siaučia Belgijoje, gali tokiais tempais toli keliauti, gal fuksu Riteriai procentą nuo kitos sumos kokį pasirašė, bet turbūt ne...

pamenu prieš šimtą metų Tapinas pinigų kartoje Janušą Loputį (ar kaip ten) kalbino, tai jis sakė, kad uždirbti babkių galima iš procentų, iškarto niekas nemoka daug už lietuvį. Kaip pvz pateikė Džiaugštą, kad jam/Žalgiriui 20proc parėjo nuo Džiaukšto persikėlimo iš Baltikos į kažkur.

Laikai nemanau, kad labai pasikeitė ir Trakai manau norėjo įsirašė procentą, nebent jie patys nevaldė situacijos derybose.

Patrikas Bordonas išvarė į „Persatuan Sepak Bola“ (Indonezija).

Rafael Ledesma
Tiems žmonėms, draugams, fanams, spaudai, kuri manęs klausė apie mano ateitį futbole.
Negavau jokio pasiūlymo tęsti karjerą, o tie keli kuriuos gavau, buvo permaži, kad būtų verta palikti Maltą. Maltoje transferų langas jau užsidarė. Rytų euopoje, kur aš žaidžiau, nepasiūlė nieko normalaus. Per pastaruosius 2-3 mėnesius teko labai nusivilti futbolo klubais ir futbolo žmonėmis.
Aš vis dar mylių futbolą ir vis dar noriu žaisti, vis dar galiu įtakoti situaciją aikštėje, tiesiog dauguma žmonių kreipia dėmesį į amžių, kaip greitai žaidėjas bėga ir nežiūri į veiksmų kokybę, kuri padaro skirtumą aikštėje.
Todėl aš nusprendžiau pailsėti nuo futbolo, bent jau iki vasaros. Laikas pradėti žiūrėtis kito kelio, atsinaujinti, praleisti daugiau laiko su vaikais, pailsėti, o vasarą dar pažiūrėsime.
Futbolas buvo ir visada bus mano aistra, mano narkotikas ir dalykas kurį aš labiausiai mylių daryti.

išversta iš Instagramo storio.

Daugiau negu kelių pasiūlymų nebebus, gali jis nebesvajoti. Laikas mokytis treniravimo amato, arba kažką veikti su futbolu, dirbti kažką, bet reikia kompetencijų. Nebent gal Banga dar gali kažką mestelti, kas čia žino. Bet Rafai jau laikas galvoti apie ateitį, ką jis veiks po žaidėjo karjeros pabaigos.

Perezas atsidūrė Indijoje „Quess East Bengal Football Club“ klube.

Sidy Sagna (ex Panevėžys) Suručenio „Sfântul Gheorghe“ (Moldova) peržiūroje.

Kendyšas tapo rezultatyviausiu!!! Moldovos čempionato žaidėju ir perėjo į Soligorsko Šachtiorą

Kendyšas tapo rezultatyviausiu!!! Moldovos čempionato žaidėju ir perėjo į Soligorsko Šachtiorą

- Jo, rašiau šitą jau šioje temoje..

transfermarkt atnaujino Belgijos lygos žaidėjų vertes

Terem Moffi pagal juos dabar vertas 1,5 mln eurų. Persikėlimo iš Riterių metu buvo vertinamas 350k eurų.

transfermarkt atnaujino Belgijos lygos žaidėjų vertes

Terem Moffi pagal juos dabar vertas 1,5 mln eurų. Persikėlimo iš Riterių metu buvo vertinamas 350k eurų.

Kaip tik tą patį norėjau pastebėti. Jau aplenkė net ir Dorley 1,3 milijonų. Tiesa, Paniukovas vertinamas 2 mln.

Ponaliai, mane domina vieno žaidėjo istorija, buvo toks Nigerietis Israel Awenayeri Douglas, žaidė jis Lietuvoje, Atlante, Gargžduose, jam visai gerai ėjosi, gal kas pamenate kas jam nutiko, kad po 2010 metų sezono dingo kaip į vandenį ? Trauma gal buvo ? Kaip bebūtų keista, net tiek metų praėjus vis apie jį pagalvoju ir kas jam nutiko

Vėtroje jis žaidė prie Ivanausko, o į Bangą jį pakvietė irgi Ivanauskas.
Tikriausiai kiti treneriai nieko gero jame nematė.

Man keisčiausia, kad jis apskritai dingęs yra iš bet kokio įmanomo kontakto, ar jis bent gyvas ar čia kas jį Lietuvoje nukneckino, nes kaip tada buvo absoliuti tyla, taip ir dabar ?
Įdomu būtų po tiek metų pasiklausyti tokių žaidėjų istorijų, ką jie veikia, kaip gyvena, dėl ko su futbolu pabaigė

dėl to kad juodaodis?

kodėl tau būtent jis įdomus, juk kiekvienais metais nemažai ir lietuvių baigia karjeras tyliai, ramiai ir gali tik spelioti kodėl nusprendė nebetęsti karjeros.

Man įdomiau dėl jo kitas dalykas, jis apskritai atrodo, kaip išnykęs, nes vienur kitur kažką atkapstytum, informacijos po Lietuvos tiek kad jis neegzistuotų , tai man įdomu jis apskritai dar ar gyvas ? Aš daugmaž kone apie visus legionierius naršau, nebuvo jis toks Šūdas, kad jokio info nebebūtų, tai man kažkokia mistika dėl jo, nu nebent gal kur Nigerijoje sėdi lūšnelėje be elektros arba visiškai žmogus žlugo ir gyvena kokiame konteineryje

Prie koronos virusą pasaulinį Gerson Acevedo grįžo į gimtinę į Čilę ir prisijungė prie Čilės antros lygos komandos Deportes Recoleta. Vahid Hambo Sūduvos buvęs suomis, grįžo į gimtąją Suomiją ir bent turėtų žaisti Suomijos aukščiausioje lygoje FC Lahti komandoje
Serge Nyuiadzi su Verbicku nebežais, Serge paliko Taraz komandą ir persikėlė į po ilgos pertraukos į Kazachstano aukščiausią lygą grįžusią Kaspiy Aktau komanda. Kaspiy klubas aukščiausioje lygoje paskutinį kartą žaidė 2001 metais, tuomet užėmė 17 vietą čempionate ir iškrito. Bendrai paėmus komanda silpnoka, nustebino šis perėjimas, Taraz klube jam visai gerai sekėsi

Арцём Гурэнка prakaituoja už FK Vitebsk, prašom palaikyt :
https://myfootball.top/1071220-translyaciya-matcha-isloch-vitebsk.html
Garmoškos intarpas geras

Terem Moffi 2019/20 – scout report
https://totalfootballanalysis.com/player-analysis/terem-moffi-2019-20-scout-report-tactical-analysis-tactics

Calum Elliot on Tynecastle's title situation, coronavirus crisis and differences in coaching from Hearts and abroad
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/hearts/calum-elliot-tynecastles-title-situation-coronavirus-crisis-and-differences-coaching-hearts-and-abroad-2542400

It may not be the way Elliot wishes to tie up the title but doing so would be a reward for hard work. The manager, 33, who was forced into premature retirement five years ago by knee injuries, talks a good game and has clearly found a role he revels in.

“Honestly I probably enjoy it more,” he says when asked to compare management to playing. “I feel more in control and enjoy interacting with the players and sharing my experiences. Although this is not the same kind of level, no disrespect, it is about being able to relate to players and trying to make sure they feel happy and comfortable and that they can carry out what you are asking them to do. At this moment in time i am missing it.”

His time out of the game, injured and rehabbing, which accounted for a decent chunk of his career, has helped prepare him for this stage of his football development.

“I had to stop playing when I was 28 because of injuries and by that stage I had already missed about four years of playing. In that time you have to watch a lot of training sessions and spend a lot of time by yourself recovering or doing rehab. That is not easy but it gives you time to figure out what you want to do after. I have a passion for football and understand what different types of players need to become better footballers and what a team needs to be successful.

Difference in coaching

“When I went to Lithuania,” where he spent a year with Žalgiris Vilnius, winning the Lithuanian Cup, “there was a Polish coach who was the best manager I have had in terms of preparing a team and planning training sessions that were game related. Before that, for maybe three or four years, I don’t think I was actually coached, in terms of someone working with me to try to improve me as a player.

“But, football has changed. I think the approach is different now but that coach was excellent in the way he prepared the team and the individual sessions he would do. He was ahead of the game compared to previous coaches.”

#iorestoacasa – The goodnight stories: Akinfenwa, la bête star de la FIFA qui a dit non à Chelsea
https://www.breakingnews.fr/sport/football/iorestoacasa-the-goodnight-stories-akinfenwa-la-bete-star-de-la-fifa-qui-a-dit-non-a-chelsea-473223.html

Službeno: Bivši HNL-ovac koji je okusio ligu petice karijeru nastavlja u Nizozemskoj
https://www.germanijak.hr/vijesti/sluzbeno-bivsi-hnlovac-koji-je-okusio-ligu-petice-karijeru-nastavlja-u-nizozemskoj/74213

Marijan Ćorić is the new goalkeeper of the Dutch SV TEC Body, the club announced on its official website.

TEC Tiel is a club that competes in the third tier of Dutch football, and before the break of the championship they were in 16th place with an equal number of points in 24 rounds played.

Ćorić started his career in Istria, and spent a good part of his career in Italy, where he played for Parma and Spezia. Apart from Istria, he also defended for Kustošija, and in March 2019 he went to FK Palanga from Lithuania. He stayed there for only six months, after which he returned to Uljanik, a club that is written in the history books of Croatian football, since it is the only club that reached the finals of the Croatian Cup as a second division team (season 02/03).

Ćorić played a total of 15 games for Istria (12 HNL, three Cup), and TEC Tiel will be the seventh club in his career.

Historias de Tayikistán: de portada en Perú al golazo de Sulaymonov, del Lokomotiv, a lo Cristiano
https://as.com/futbol/2020/04/06/internacional/1586190291_774016.html

Sulaymonov, the Sunday hero

Well, and to the trouble. To the soccer world. Sulaymonov's dropped jaws at Lokomotiv de Pamir and Faizkand (2-2). He made it 1-1 after driving the ball from the vertex of the area, away from the area, to get a kick that even Cristiano himself would have signed . "Yes, it is a similar goal. This scoring machine is my idol, ” he replies by email.

He tells us that he is on loan from Istiqlol (“the most powerful team in the country,” he says) and that he did his best football in recent years at Rubin Kazan and Utenis in Lithuania. "I have Russian nationality because I spent seven years playing at Rubin Kazan", explains.

That earned him a chance to prove his fortune in Lithuania, in the aforementioned Utenis, and at HJF Helsinki, in Finland. His coach is Mubin Ergashev, who already coached him last season in the almighty Istiqlol.

He illuminates us about the competition system of this League with 10 teams:“The winner goes directly to the AFC group stage and the second plays the playoff. We also have Second Division in our country ”. On more specific questions, salary, team goals or outstanding players from other teams, we do not receive an answer by email.

Valour newcomer Cebara thankful for 2nd chances in life: ‘I remember how we fled’
https://canpl.ca/article/valour-newcomer-cebara-thankful-for-2nd-chances-in-life-i-remember-how-we-fled

It’s a second chance Stefan Cebara is seeking most with Valour FC. A second chance to re-establish himself with the Canadian Premier League squad after a lost season in 2019, a year in which a contract deal fell through and he didn’t play in a single match. And a second chance to get back in the discussion as a candidate for the Canadian men’s team, for which he last played against Slovenia almost seven years ago.

And it’s here where we should offer some background about Cebara and second chances: he has a first-hand knowledge of them, of what they mean and what they represent. After all, he’s been living it since he was six years old and the days he and his family fled war-torn Croatia for Serbia, before landing in Calgary two years later.

So, yeah, he has a very keen perspective on opportunity.

“I remember how we fled,” began Cebara in a conversation with CanPL.ca. “It was ‘Oluja’ (Operation Storm in the Croatian war for independence). We got in my dad’s truck, picked up as many neighbours as we could and drove 10 days to get to Serbia. We slept in the mountains, we slept in the forests when tanks were rolling by. And when we got to the border there were thousands upon thousands of cars trying to flee to Serbia to be safe.

“I remember riding in the truck with my parents, with my sister and my grandparents and everybody that could fit. It was a stressful time. And then when you get to Serbia you have nothing, you start from scratch.”

Cebara’s mother is a Croat, his father Serbian and because Canada was accepting refugees of mixed marriages, the family was relocated to Calgary. Happy to be safe with their second chance in a new country, the transition nonetheless wasn’t easy.

“It was very tough at that time in 1997 to be in that environment in Serbia or Croatia… when you are a mixed marriage couple there is a lot of racism and a lot of bad things going on in those parts,” Cebara explained. “The safest place for us to go was Canada. We didn’t have anyone here, no family or anyone. We moved here with $150 in my parents’ pocket. That’s it. We didn’t know any English. And so we had to start from scratch again. It was a lot harder on my parents to get through all that. They made my life and my sister’s life a lot easier.”

“My parents are my role models in life,” he added. “They came here and worked two jobs trying to put food on the table when we first moved to Canada. They never gave up. When everyone was going to sleep they were going to work at night. As a kid I saw that and it definitely motivated me to go after my dreams and never give up on my dreams.”

That dream now sees him as a member of Valour FC after stints with Zalaegerszeg in Hungary, Celje in Slovenia, FC ViOn Zlaté Moravce in Slovakia, FK Utenis Utena in Lithuania and Vojvodina Novi Sad in Serbia.

“A lot of things just seemed to fall through,” Cebara said of missing all of last season. “I had a lot of teams interested in me and then the deals just fell through so I had to sit out and wait.

"It’s 2020 now… you’re an e-mail away from getting a contract if the coach likes your footage. But there are so many players out right now the opportunities are getting less and less available for a lot of players, not just me.

“It’s especially that when you are out of the game for a year – getting back is very, very difficult. Teams are signing players who just came off a season, who just scored and played all the games. Those are the players who are getting opportunities. I’m very grateful to Damian (Rocke, Valour Assistant GM and coach) and Rob (Gale, Valour GM and coach) for giving me that opportunity.”

Cebara has his fingers crossed some solid work with Valour will help earn him another look with the national team. Internationally, the 28-year-old winger made 15 appearances for Canada’s U20 team, scoring eight goals, and five for the Canadian senior side.

“That’s definitely a goal of mine… a big, big goal of mine,” he said. “I’ve gone through a lot in my career, ups and downs, and it’s a mission of mine to get back on the national team.

“I think I’m just hitting my prime physically, my prime mentally. Some people reach success at 19-20, some take the long road and reach success at an older age. I’m definitely chasing that goal with the national team.”

Again, it’s all about second chances.

“When I came to Canada I didn’t speak a word of English,” he said. “I remember sitting in a classroom and everybody was talking and I didn’t know anything. They were going around the circle asking each kid what they did on the weekend. I just took words out of the mouths of everyone who went before me and put them together.

“It was a culture shock for my parents more than me because as a kid you don’t really understand what’s going on, you just go with the flow. It took a few years to get used to the system, but thank God we did. I so appreciate it. Coming from a war-torn country to Canada was a blessing. I’m really grateful for that. I’m grateful for everything.”