The recent news surrounding Girona FC has sent ripples of concern throughout the club and its supporters. Míchel Sánchez, the esteemed coach of Girona, has been hospitalized due to an undisclosed health concern, raising alarms among fans and players alike. His absence for the crucial match against Villarreal on Saturday marks not just a personal
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Manchester City has officially announced the signing of 20-year-old Brazilian winger, Sávio, on a five-year deal. The club finalized the deal on Thursday, with sources revealing that City paid an initial transfer fee of €25 million ($27.3m), along with a potential €15m ($16.4m) in add-ons. Sávio will be joining City from French side Troyes, where
Girona, a Spanish side, is not the first place that comes to mind when you think of a footballing fairytale. Being a part of the City Football Group’s extensive network of clubs, Girona has managed to make a name for themselves this season. With the backing of CFG and a string of talented loanees, Girona
Girona forward Artem Dovbyk is on track to become LaLiga’s top scorer with an impressive 24 goals, surpassing his closest competitor by one goal. Villarreal striker Alexander Sørloth fell just short with 23 goals, missing the opportunity to equal Dovbyk during his team’s final match against Osasuna. Unfortunately for Sørloth, a leg injury forced him
The Czech Republic’s U17 team is filled with promising young talents who are ready to make a mark on the European stage. Players like Naskos, Christodoulou, and Cvetkovic have already shown glimpses of their potential. Naskos, a midfielder with excellent passing ability and vision, is a player to watch out for. On the other hand,
The recent success of Girona in securing a top-four finish in LaLiga and Manchester City’s triumphant Champions League title win in 2023 have raised concerns over the integrity of the two clubs. Both clubs have strong ties to the City Football Group (CFG), an operation created by Abu Dhabi investors with stakes in 13 clubs
Manchester City’s young defender, Yan Couto, has been turning heads with his impressive performances on loan at Girona this season. His talent has not gone unnoticed, as Bayer Leverkusen and Juventus are reportedly leading the race to sign him this summer. Couto, who recently earned his first call-up to the Brazil national team, has shown
Girona’s historic qualification for the Champions League is now in limbo due to their connection with partner club Manchester City. UEFA rules state that clubs under the same ownership group cannot both participate in the same competition, raising concerns about Girona’s spot in the 2024-25 Champions League. As one of the 13 teams within the
Girona, a LaLiga team, is facing a potential hurdle in their Champions League debut due to their affiliation with Manchester City, another club under the City Football Group (CFG). With Girona securing a top-four finish alongside City’s qualification for the 2024-25 competition, UEFA’s multi-club ownership rule comes into play. The ownership structure, with CFG holding
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández is determined to overturn the previous defeat suffered at the hands of Girona, as the two teams gear up to face each other at Montilivi. Girona emerged victorious with a 4-2 scoreline in their earlier encounter at the Olympic Stadium. With only a two-point difference separating the teams in the LaLiga