تفاعلت رابطة اللاعبين الإسبان، مع أزمة حارس مرمى نادي برشلونة، مارك أندري تير شتيجن، مع الفريق الكتالوني، خلال الفترة الماضية.
وأثار تير شتيجن أزمة كبيرة داخل برشلونة، بعدما أعلن مسبقًا أنه سوف يغيب عن الملاعب لمدة ثلاثة أشهر، دون الرجوع إلى التقرير الطبي في الأصل، والذي يشير إلى غيابه لأربعة أشهر.
وكان برشلونة يأمل في إعلان غياب شتيجن لأربعة أشهر، حتى يوفر الفريق الكتالوني 80% من راتب الدولي الألماني من أجل تسجيل حارس المرمى الجديد خوان جارسيا.
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وأكدت إذاعة كادينا سير، أن موقف شتيجن قانونيًا سليم ولا يوجد فيه أي أخطاء، حيث لا يوجد استثناء في القانون الإسباني أو اللوائح الرياضية يلزم اللاعب بتقديم بيانات طبية دون موافقته.
وأردف المصدر، أن رابطة لاعبي الدوري الإسباني تدعم شتيجن في قراره المتمثل في رفض التوقيع على التقرير الطبي لإصابته، حيث من المرجح أن ينتهي هذا النزاع في المحكمة الرياضية.
وذكرت صحيفة سبورت في سياق متصل، أن رئيس برشلونة، خوان لابورتا غاضب للغاية بسبب رد فعل شتيجن، بعدما رفض اللاعب التوقيع على التقرير الطبي الخاص بإصابته، والذي كان سيتم إرساله إلى رابطة الدوري الإسباني، من أجل توضيح مدة غياب تير شتيجن وعلى إثرها سوف يسمح بتسجيل خوان جارسيا.
وأضاف المصدر، أن لابورتا يرى أن سلوك شتيجن كان سيئًا مع برشلونة، حيث وصلت العلاقة بين الطرفين الآن إلى طريق مسدود، إلا إذا قرر حارس المرمى الرجوع عن تصرفاته تجاه البلوجرانا.
وأوضح المصدر، أن برشلونة قرر إلغاء أي اجتماع بينه وبين تير شتيجن عكس بقية اللاعبين، وسوف يتم اتخاذ الإجراءات القانونية ضد اللاعب.
This summer feels like it will have to be another one of significant change for Tottenham Hotspur.
Following a campaign that seems to go from bad to worse on a near-weekly basis, the pressure continues to mount on Ange Postecoglou, and it seems like he is on the precipice of losing his job.
However, it’s not just the staff that could change, as Daniel Levy and Co have to look to bring in some first-team quality players and shift those deemed surplus to requirements.
Tottenham Hotspur chairmanDanielLevybefore the match
In fact, there is one player who was signed by Antonio Conte, who has cost the club a significant amount of money over the years and simply has to be sold.
Spurs players who should be moved on
Before we get to the player in question, it’s worth examining some of the other members of the squad who should be moved on or sold in the summer, such as Yves Bissouma.
Tottenham Hotspur's YvesBissoumareacts after being substituted
The Mali international kicked off the season by getting banned for using laughing gas, and while he hasn’t done anything like that since, he has been incredibly disappointing when he’s played.
For example, when he started against Fulham before the international break, he was hooked at half-time and earned a 3/10 match rating from journalist Alasdair Gold, who described his display as ‘dreadful’ and ‘panicked’, which is not what you want from your central midfielders.
Another player signed in the same window who has to be sold or simply let go is Richarlison, who cost £60m, earns £90k-per-week and is never fit enough to play for the team.
In the almost three years since he moved to N17, the Brazilian international has made 80 appearances, in which he’s only been able to score 18 goals and provide nine assists.
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Unfortunately, there is yet another Conte signing who should be sold in the summer, someone who can be a serious liability at times.
The Spurs dud who must be sold
So, when it comes down to players who could be described as expensive mistakes, there are, unfortunately, quite a few at Spurs, but in this case, we are talking about Pedro Porro.
The Spanish full-back joined the club on loan with a £40m obligation to buy in January 2023, and to start with, there was a lot to like about him.
For example, in his first season and a half at the club, the former Sporting CP star racked up a brilliant haul of seven goals and ten assists in 54 appearances and looked like he could become the club’s own Trent Alexander Arnold thanks to his ability to whip a ball in.
Unfortunately, this season has seen his output drop to just two goals and seven assists in 42 appearances, and that has shone far more light on his defensive ability, or lack thereof, more accurately.
The Don Benito-born ace is a complete liability at the back, and we have seen that on multiple occasions.
For example, the time Leandro Trossard completely embarrassed him at the Emirates, his abysmal performance at home to Ipswich Town, which journalist Mitch Fretton described as a “horror show,” or his “absolutely terrible” showing at home to Bournemouth, as one podcaster put it.
What makes it all that much worse is the fact that he’s also making £85k-per-week, which means he’s amassed around £9.6m in wages so far, which means he’s cost the club about £49.6m in total.
The Finances of Porro’s Spurs deal
Transfer fee
£40m
Total Wages
£9.6m
Appearances
96
Cost per Appearance
£516k
Goal
9
Cost per Goal
£5.5m
Assists
17
Cost per Assist
£2.9m
Goal Involvements
26
Cost per Goal Involvement
£1.9m
All Stats via Transfermarkt
That breaks down to about £516k-per-appearance, £5.5m-per-goal, £2.9m-per-assist or £1.9m-per-goal involvement, which is hardly value for money.
Ultimately, while Porro showed some initial promise at Spurs, he has since become a total liability in defence, and therefore, the club should look to sell him as soon as possible.
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Joshua Kimmich has hinted at his displeasure with Bayern's summer transfer plans, after the Bavarians giants failed to land Florian Wirtz.
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WHAT HAPPENED?
The midfielder was speaking ahead of Bayern's opening game at the Club World Cup against Auckland City later today. The outspoken 30-year-old hinted at his displeasure with the club's transfer plans, suggesting the club needs to address their attacking options after the departures of Leroy Sane and Thomas Muller.
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Muller, who will be playing his final games for Bayern at the Club World Cup, has hinted at a possible permanent stay in the US, while Sane has left to join Galatasaray, a move that surprised Kimmich. This mini-crisis in attack would have been staved off with Wirtz's signature, but Bayern were unable to match the £116m package put together by Liverpool.
WHAT KIMMICH SAID
Kimmich said: "You'll have to ask the club what their plans are. Of course, you have the feeling that we could do something – with Flo not coming, with Leroy leaving, with Thomas leaving. I was surprised that Sane is going to Turkey. I didn't expect that. But it's his decision and he'll have his reasons for it."
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WHAT NEXT FOR KIMMICH?
Kimmich will have to put his grievances with the club's recruitment strategy to one side, as Bayern begin their pursuit of the Club World Cup against semi-pro side Auckland City later on Sunday. The Bavarian giants are obviously among the favourites to win the tournament, but will have to be on their best to progress past a relatively group draw which also includes Benfica and Boca Juniors.
Manchester City were largely ridiculed for their spending in the early days of their takeover, with Sheikh Mansour taking over the club in 2008 and investing heavily in the club, seeing a massive upturn in performance for the Citizens.
However, in the last five seasons, City’s net spend is £-308,749m, with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham all having a higher net spend in that time.
Season
Net spend (£)
2020/21
£-91,253m
2021/22
£-37,621m
2022/23
£5,981m
2023/24
£-100,767m
2024/25
£-85,085m
A lack of heavy investment over the years has allowed Pep Guardiola to keep a tight-knit group, only adding vital pieces to the puzzle and not disturbing the overall dynamics too much, but this has now caught up with them, with the squad now entering a period of heavy rebuilding.
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Manchester City invested heavily in the January transfer market, looking to strengthen Guardiola’s side to ensure that even in their poor run of form, they had enough to challenge for Champions League qualification. The Citizens spent around £181m making five new signings.
Players such as Vitor Reis and Juma Bah were clearly signed with the future in mind, but the likes of Omar Marmoush, Nico Gonzalez and Abdukodir Khusanov have all made instant impacts on Guardiola’s side, adding much-needed energy and athleticism.
The dynamics Marmoush has provided alongside Erling Haaland since his arrival has been a breath of fresh air, stretching the pitch with runs in beyond the big man, working hard to win second balls and not being afraid to get his shots off.
The 26-year-old has made ten appearances since joining the club, scoring four goals in 666 minutes played.
Both Khusanov and Gonzalez have been important too, adding extra defensive quality, especially in transition moments, for this City side, who have often looked dead on their feet this season.
Gonzalez has particularly caught the eye of Guardiola with the boss describing him as a “mini Rodri.”
But as good as all of these additions have been so far, City will want to continue their spending in the summer and in order to do so, they will need to part ways with some bigger names, allowing them to invest further in the squad.
How Man City can sell to buy this summer
It isn’t just about selling to generate funds to spend, but it is also to open up wage funds by offloading high earners who aren’t justifying their salaries.
The likes of Kevin De Bruyne on £400k-per-week and Jack Grealish on £300k-per-week are both players who could leave the club this summer, which would open up significant wage funds for City.
Bernardo Silva for Manchester City.
Another is cult hero Bernardo Silva. Currently taking home £300k-per-week, he could find himself replaced in the summer with fresh legs.
Now 30 years of age, the Portuguese is approaching the latter stages of his career and hasn’t exactly set the world alight this term across his 39 appearances scoring three goals and providing four assists.
In every single metric analysed below, Silva has fallen, only substantiating the fact that his performance levels are getting worse in a City shirt.
Goals
0.27
0.10
Assists
0.25
0.10
xG
0.16
0.13
xAG
0.27
0.15
Progressive Carries
4.94
3.69
Progressive Passes
6.20
4.65
Shots Total
1.46
1.09
Key Passes
2.19
1.70
Shot-Creating Actions
4.59
3.43
Ball Recoveries
3.51
2.95
Sadly, he’s offering far less output, notably creating far fewer opportunities for his teammates to score from.
He’s also particularly less effective in build up in terms of progression and even dropping off slightly in his defensive work, notably ball recoveries.
Described as “world-class” by pundit Dion Dublin over his time at Manchester City, now could be the time for them to get his high wages off the books and reinvest in a younger core group of players, allowing Guardiola to kick-start this new Manchester City era.
Since joining the club back in 2017 from Monaco, Silva has earned over £50m in wages at Manchester City, with his current contract set to expire in June 2026. Perhaps it’s time for a change?
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It looks set to be a hectic summer at the Etihad, with several stars making way for a new era at Manchester City, who have felt the full effect of an ageing squad this season. Following a campaign full of repeated injury problems, the deal seems to be that if you can’t stay fit then you’re unlikely to stay at the club this summer, as Pep Guardiola looks to rebuild.
Among those on the list of potential departures is Portuguese midfielder Silva, who has reportedly already agreed personal terms with French giants Paris Saint-Germain. And whilst Manchester City and PSG are yet to reach an agreement over a transfer fee, Silva certainly looks destined to depart.
Not many will argue against his exit now that he’s 30 years old, but that doesn’t mean that the Citizens shouldn’t aim to find a replacement and they seem to be well aware of that.
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According to The Boot Room, Manchester City are now racing to sign Jacob Ramsey from Aston Villa, who value their midfielder at more than £50m this summer following a rejuvenated spell in the Midlands.
With Arsenal also linked with a move for the Aston Villa graduate in recent months, Manchester City will hope that the lure of playing under Guardiola works wonders once again and they instantly find their replacement for Silva.
"Amazing" Ramsey could replace Silva
Replacing Silva will be one of the toughest tasks in the Premier League – whether Manchester City choose to do so this summer or in years to come. The 30-year-old has been at the heart of history as one of Guardiola’s most consistent players no matter which role he has been deployed in. All good things must come to an end, however, and Ramsey could yet receive a career-defining call.
The 23-year-old has been back to his best at Villa Park this season after struggling with injury problems and could now find himself on his way to one of Europe’s best.
Starts
14
21
Progressive Carries
3.44
3.58
Key Passes
0.92
1.77
Ball Recoveries
4.20
3.26
Although it’s clear that Ramsey still has another level to reach in possession, his work off the ball highlights exactly what Silva has lacked towards what looks like the end of his Manchester City career.
Dubbed “amazing” by football talent scout Jacek Kulig, if Guardiola wants to re-energise his midfield then Ramsey should certainly be on Manchester City’s summer wishlist. At just 23 years old too, the Villa graduate is a player destined to get better and better.
The FIFA President says he's been working closely with the U.S. government to ensure the safety for fans traveling to U.S.
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Infantino says visitors from around the world will be welcomed
Says he's been given assurances from U.S. government
Club World Cup kicks off next month, ahead of 2026 World Cup
WHAT HAPPENED?
The "world is welcome" in the U.S. for next month's Club World Cup and the 2026 World Cup, FIFA President Gianni Infantino said after a meeting this week with officials from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
"We had a meeting last week of the White House Task Force on FIFA World Cups with the government of the United States… And the world is welcome in America. Of course, the players, of course, everyone involved, all of us, but definitely also all the fans," Infantino said at the FIFA Congress, according to Reuters.
Infantino has been under pressure from the FIFA Congress due to his growing ties with Trump and the administration's immigration enforcement efforts. The comments came amid questions about potential challenges for the international fans traveling to the U.S. for both tournaments, including concerns over security and visas.
"This doesn't come from me; this comes from the American government," Infantino said. "Everyone is welcome, obviously, those who want to come and celebrate football … Those who want to come to create trouble, like in every country in the world, they are not welcome. They are not welcome anywhere in the world."
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Infantino has repeatedly addressed potential concerns for international visitors at the upcoming events in the U.S. In April, he issued similar comments, saying, "It is very important we have the engagement of the different government agencies to make sure that security is guaranteed, that fans can travel to the U.S. and around the U.S., that transportation is working perfectly, that the world will be welcomed."
Human Rights Watch, a leading human rights organization, this week urged the FIFA President to be prepared to reconsider the location of the World Cup if the U.S. government can't assure the safety of travelers.
DID YOU KNOW?
FIFA anticipates as many as 6.5 million people could attend the tournament next summer, with matches also being played in Canada and Mexico, with 3.7 million expected to travel for this summer's Club World Cup.
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The governing body is inching closer to the first of its two major events, with the Club World Cup kicking off June 14.
Ipswich Town might still be licking their wounds from their Premier League defeat to Southampton last weekend, but there is still every chance they can beat the drop this season.
Kieran McKenna’s side might be down in the relegation zone, but with 14 games left to play, they are only three points from safety, and as their stomping win over Coventry City yesterday afternoon showed, they have the talent to turn things around.
However, they will need to start converting decent performances into decent results in the league and get more from their January signings, like Jaden Philogene and Ben Godfrey.
The former Everton star is a talented defender, but at the moment, is being outperformed by one of the club’s former loanees, who played under former manager Mick McCarthy and is currently winning comparisons to the incredible William Saliba.
Ipswich's former loan stars
Before we get to the player in question, let’s look at some former stars who have spent time on loan with Ipswich, starting with a centre-forward who flopped at Portman Road but is now one of the best in the Premier League: Chris Wood.
The New Zealand international joined the Tractor Boys on a short-term loan in February 2015 but struggled to make an impact and left without a goal or assist to his name in eight appearances.
Since then, the 33-year-old has played for several teams across the country but is currently tearing things up for Nuno Espírito Santo’s high-flying Nottingham Forest.
The Kiwi superstar has already racked up a sensational haul of 17 goals and two assists in 24 league games, which is only five fewer goals than Ipswich have managed as a collective.
A loanee who enjoyed a more fruitful spell in East Anglia and is currently still with the club is Omari Hutchinson.
The former Chelsea ace joined the club in the summer of 2023 and, over the following campaign, racked up a healthy tally of 11 goals and six assists in 50 appearances, which was enough to secure a permanent £20m move to the club.
He’s been less effective in front of goal this season, but as his wonder striker against Manchester United proved, the talent is undeniably there.
With all that said, the former loanee we are here to talk about is a defender who’s winning significant comparisons and outperforming Godfrey this season.
The former Ipswich loanee outperforming Godfrey
McCarthy was the manager of Ipswich Town for just over five years and, as such, was responsible for signing his fair share of players on loan.
Mick McCarthy
The likes of David McGoldrick, Tyrone Mings and even former Arsenal prospect Ainsley Maitland-Niles all joined the Tractor Boys on temporary deals under the Irishman, but the defender we are talking about is former Tottenham Hotspur gem Cameron Carter-Vickers.
The Lilywhites’ academy product joined the Suffolk side in January 2018, and while it was just a short-term loan, he made 17 appearances for the club, all of which were starts.
Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers
Following the completion of his loan, the American international would go out on several more short-term deals before securing a permanent move to Celtic in the summer of 2022, where he remains today and is undoubtedly one of the team’s most important players.
This season has seen the “brilliant” defender, as dubbed by ex-Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday, make 19 appearances in the league and, most impressively, five in the Champions League, in which he has an excellent points per game average of 2.20.
Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers.
In contrast, Godfrey has played just 230 minutes of football for Atalanta and Ipswich and made just a single appearance in the Premier League, which was in the 6-0 defeat to Manchester City, so it would be fair to say that the former loanee is having the better campaign at present.
If that wasn’t enough, FBref, which compares players in similar positions across the Champions League, has concluded that the exceptionally gifted Saliba is the eighth most similar centre-back to the American this season.
Passing Accuracy
94.4%
93.0%
Expected Assists
0.02
0.02
Shots
0.21
0.33
Tackles
1.91
1.83
Tackles Won
1.06
1.00
Shots Blocked
0.21
0.17
We can better understand how this conclusion was reached by examining the underlying numbers in which they ranked closely, such as passing accuracy, expected assists, shots, tackles and tackles won, shots blocked and more, all per 90.
Ultimately, Ipswich probably made the right decision to sign Godfrey last month, as he has performed well in the Premier League before, but right now, they could really do with someone like Carter-Vickers again.
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Former Glamorgan stalwart enticed by new challenge at age of 41
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Michael Hogan, the Australia-born former Glamorgan fast bowler, has gone back on his decision to retire and signed a one-year deal with Kent at the age of 41.Hogan, who has a British passport and qualifies as a local player, made his first-class debut for Western Australia as a 28-year-old, before starting a decade-long association with Glamorgan. He announced last year that 2022 would be his last summer with the club, although he remained a reliable performer and won involvement with the Hundred as a Blast wildcard pick for Southern Brave.He revealed after the final game in his testimonial season for Glamorgan that he had been contacted by other counties about continuing his career, telling the BBC: “It’s better to be wanted than not, but at 41 years old, I’m over the moon with how long a career I’ve had. I’m looking forward to spending time with my family.”However, he has been tempted into a rethink by Kent, where he will bolster the seam attack after the departures of Matt Milnes, Harry Podmore (who signed for Glamorgan this week in an unrelated move) and allrounder Darren Stevens.Related
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“Hoges has been an outstanding bowler for many years and will bring a vast amount of experience to our bowling unit. His numbers show he is an invaluable acquisition, and he continues to be a threat in both four-day and T20 cricket,” Kent’s director of cricket, Paul Downton, said.”I’m particularly excited about the knowledge he will bring with him, which will be invaluable to all our bowlers, particularly the young and upcoming talents at the club.”Hogan was Glamorgan’s leading wicket-taker in both the Blast, with 20 at 16.65, and the County Championship (45 at 27.44) last season. He also captained the club between 2017 and 2018, and it was reported in the last week that Glamorgan, who had offered him another one-year deal, were unhappy to learn of his change of heart.The contract at Kent will see Hogan begin moves into coaching, as he joins the backroom set-up for their defence of the Royal London Cup.It will also test his ability to maintain an unlikely world record: never having been dismissed lbw in 380 appearances as a professional.Hogan said: “I’m really looking forward to a fresh challenge at this stage of my playing career. After 10 memorable seasons with Glamorgan the opportunity to play for Kent in Division One of the Championship, and to also cut my teeth mentoring in a new environment, is an exciting one.”
January is always a notoriously difficult time for clubs to conduct any form of transfer business given the lack of time available to make signings and to find suitable replacements.
Such a theory has come to fruition in recent weeks for Leeds United, with Daniel Farke unable to strengthen his side with less than a week left in the window.
However, their previous business in the winter months could play heavily on their minds, especially after completing a loan move for Jean-Kevin Augustin back in January 2020 with a deal to purchase him after promotion.
He would only make three appearances, but after their success and promotion, £24.5m had to be forked out for his services despite never actually moving to Elland Road on a permanent basis.
Despite such a mistake, the club are on the hunt for another new attacker this month, leading them to a player who’s featured in the Champions League this campaign.
Leeds targeting move for CL sensation
According to the Daily Mail, Leeds are one of a number of sides in the race to land RB Salzburg winger Adam Daghim before Monday’s transfer deadline.
However, they face stiff competition from the likes of Leicester City and Brentford, with the Premier League sides potentially holding the edge, but the Whites could offer him increased game time.
The report claims that the 19-year-old has caught the eye of the club’s hierarchy, potentially putting their connections to another Red Bull outfit to good use, following in the footsteps of Brenden Aaronson.
Daghim has registered four goals across all competitions in 2024/25, but has featured in the Champions League six times for the Austrian outfit this campaign.
It’s unclear how much a deal for the young winger would cost the Whites this month, but any move for his services could spell the end of one player’s time in Yorkshire.
Why Daghim could end Gnonto’s Leeds United career
Italian winger Wilfried Gnonto has been a key player under Farke so far this season, making 27 appearances in the Championship throughout 2024/25 – registering nine goal contributions in the process.
However, he hasn’t started a league game for the Whites since the 1-0 victory over Derby County on the 29th of December, since only featuring for a total of 58 minutes in the league.
Such a lack of game time has seen links emerge, touting the 21-year-old with a big-money move to Saudi Arabia, potentially banking the club a huge profit in the process.
Given his age, it would be a risk to offload him but the funds generated could allow for a move to sign Daghim, with the 19-year-old Salzburg ace providing an upgrade on the Italian should he leave in the coming days.
The Dane, who’s previously been dubbed a “huge talent” by talent scout Jacek Kulig, may have registered fewer combined goals and assists, but has outperformed Gnonto in dribbles completed whilst dominating in terms of touches in the opposition’s box.
He’s also completed more of his attempted crosses whilst also creating more chances per 90, offering an added threat in attacking areas for Farke’s side.
How Daghim compares to Gnonto in 2024/25 so far
Statistics (per 90)
Daghim
Gnonto
Games played
28
29
Goals & assists
4
9
Chances created
1.3
1.2
Crosses completed
23%
6%
Successful dribbles
3.2
1.8
Touches in opposition box
6.4
5.5
Tackles won
57%
46%
Stats via FotMob
Whilst the competition appears to be tough for his signature, it’s clear that Daghim possesses a lot of qualities that could improve the Leeds attack, substantially boosting their chances of securing promotion.
As for Gnonto, given his lack of game time of late, it could be the perfect time to cash in on the youngster, pocketing a competitive fee for his services, allowing for the potential investment of Daghim before Monday’s deadline.
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وأحرز هدف اللقاء الأول الفرنسي كولو مواني، مهاجم يوفنتوس في الدقيقة 51 من كرة عرضية متقنة من الجهة اليسرى سددها مواني برأسه داخل الشباك.
وتعادل فيتشينو لصالح لاتسيو في الوقت القاتل من المباراة وتحديدًا في الدقيقة 96 بعد كرة عرضية داخل منطقة الجزاء استطاع أن ينهيها في الشباك.
وشهد اللقاء حالة طرد في الدقيقة 61 ليوفنتوس وذلك للاعب بيير كالولو كياتينجوا.
بتلك النتيجة، ارتفع رصيد يوفنتوس للنقطة 64 في المركز الرابع، فيما تواجد لاتسيو في المركز الخامس بنفس عدد النقاط، في جدول ترتيب الدوري الإيطالي. أهداف مباراة يوفنتوس ولاتسيو اليوم في الدوري الإيطالي
بعد مباراة مثيرة حتى النهاية .. لاتسيو ويوفنتوس يتعادلان 1-1 في الجولة 36 🔚#الدوري_الإيطالي 🇮🇹 #لاتسيو_يوفنتوس pic.twitter.com/Ofcx7KphHh — ADSportsTV (@ADSportsTV) May 10, 2025