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Florian Writz is being sought after by Liverpool and Real Madrid he is a young player who has good skills during his time at Leverkusen, this will be a fierce hunt between the two top clubs to get his signature but Leverkusen do not want to lose this player easily the club has set a fairly high price for Florian Writz and I think Real Madrid and Liverpool are a little burdened with the price considering 150 million euros is not a small amount for them even though they are financially capable.
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At least that is what Galatasaray vice-president İbrahim Hatipoğlu is saying when he insists that Victor Osimhen will not leave the club in January, while reports in Italy suggest that Juventus are interested in the Napoli loanee.
If I remember correctly, Osimhen's has a special loan clause, doesn't he? I remember he demanded that if one of the big clubs is interested in him in January, Galatasaray has to let him go. I think those clubs are Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, and so on. Not sure if Juventus is included or not. I think the primary source for this news is local media. I'm unsure if popular transfer journalists reported the same thing or not.We can't really take media statements like this at face value though. Who knows, maybe he's trying to increase Osimhen's price by doing this.
Osimhen is a pretty good player as a striker he can score goals and provide assists of course that is a plus he can play, he must be able to play well there to be able to get a better place than now because this Nigerian player has strength in Europe so if he does not hone it in competitive leagues it is a shame his talent will slowly fade.
I know 2 games are still too early to say anything, but he has 1.8 xG already[1] from 11 shots. Based on stats alone he should've gotten at least one goal by now. Hopefully, he will score more in the future.[1] https://www.whoscored.com/Players/298510/Show/Victor-Osimhen
Victor Osimhen might not have scored a goal in his first two games for Galatasaray but he's been able to provide two assists which I think is a good record for a players that is still adapting to life in a new league. Despite he failure to find the back of the net in his first two league games, there's no doubting the fact that Victor Osimhen is a very prolific striker and that's why Juventus manager Thiago Motta is interested in him. I'll be happy to see Osimhen join another top Italian club like Juventus as well as see how he'll perform whenever he's facing Napoli.
Victor Osimhen is an outstanding player, one I can boldly say is a team player too. I know he can be very selfless when it comes to making good contributions as a team player so I am not shocked about his stats for Galatasaray because if he is not scoring he will be creating chances for orhers to score. As long as the team wins Osimhen is satisfied. Two games with two goal contributions is a good way to start his time at Galatasaray.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
I'm sure Enzo was burdened by his father's big name so he decided it would be much better to choose to retire early rather than continue his career as a footballer, besides he was already quite rich since birth, increasing his wealth through investment is also quite a good thing rather than continuing to be overshadowed by his father's big name.Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Enzo should focus on spending time with his family and investments.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
He should retire and focus on something different because football is not for him and he has not succeeded at it. We should not always follow the footsteps of our parents when we are not as talented as they were. Most football stars want their children to also play football but it can not favour them a it favoured the parents. The children should be allowed to follow their own dreams and they can become a star from what they love to do. I do not even know that his son was playing football and looking at the division that he is still playing at. He failed as a professional footballer and the father will be disappointed in him but I hope his father allows him to follow his dream now that he has tried what he wants for him but has not succeeded at it. Not every greatness can produces greatness from their children.
Victor Osimhen might not have scored a goal in his first two games for Galatasaray but he's been able to provide two assists which I think is a good record for a players that is still adapting to life in a new league. Despite he failure to find the back of the net in his first two league games, there's no doubting the fact that Victor Osimhen is a very prolific striker and that's why Juventus manager Thiago Motta is interested in him. I'll be happy to see Osimhen join another top Italian club like Juventus as well as see how he'll perform whenever he's facing Napoli.
I agree!
Victor Osimhen has just arrived and even though he is an exceptional player, it is not right to expect him to score goals in the first few games or to say that if he does not do so it would be a disappointment or grounds to say that he has not adapted to the new team.
Osimhen has arrived very well, is getting to know his teammates and should soon contribute much more to Victor Osimhen may not have scored any goals in the first two games for Galatasaray, who are also confident in this to the point of confirming that they will keep their player for a long time:
At least that is what Galatasaray vice-president İbrahim Hatipoğlu is saying when he insists that Victor Osimhen will not leave the club in January, while reports in Italy suggest that Juventus are interested in the Napoli loanee.
Victor Osimhen might not have scored a goal in his first two games for Galatasaray but he's been able to provide two assists which I think is a good record for a players that is still adapting to life in a new league. Despite he failure to find the back of the net in his first two league games, there's no doubting the fact that Victor Osimhen is a very prolific striker and that's why Juventus manager Thiago Motta is interested in him. I'll be happy to see Osimhen join another top Italian club like Juventus as well as see how he'll perform whenever he's facing Napoli.
Victor Osimhen is an outstanding player, one I can boldly say is a team player too. I know he can be very selfless when it comes to making good contributions as a team player so I am not shocked about his stats for Galatasaray because if he is not scoring he will be creating chances for orhers to score. As long as the team wins Osimhen is satisfied. Two games with two goal contributions is a good way to start his time at Galatasaray. 
Zidane is considered one of the greatest talents that ever existed in the world of football before goats like Ronaldo and Messi dominated, what happened to Zidane's son is a natural thing and a lot happens to other young footballers today, Enzo has a big burden by carrying his father's name on the back of his jersey, Enzo who has indeed taken an early retirement attitude deserves our respect and we can say if it is the right decision he is taking becausr his talent and career in football are not as good as Zidane, starting his career from the Real Madrid academy he has strengthened several teams such as Real Madrid Castilla, Real Madrid, Alaves, Lausanne, Rayo Majadahonda, Aves, Almeria, Rodez Aveyron and finally Fuenlabrda, during his career as a footballer he did not record many brilliant achievements, so it is better for him to have another job than to stay in football which he is clearly not able to conquer.
I don’t get it why most people actually are surprised about this, I think his young man has been pushed to been a footballer just because he had such person as a Zidane as his Father, few days ago it was David Beckham’s son who retired and moved towards modeling which is another great niche. I feel this burden should be lifted up from them. They are been Judge base on the illustrious career that their parents had and sometimes it even takes away the credits they deserve from them. Football is a career path that only the few can dream to attain, there other career paths that one can master and be great other than sport entirely.
To me it was a great decision by Enzo and I wish him the best in his endeavors, I could remember when he was introduced into a match by his father then we all had this feeling of him been great like father but he wasn’t the regen this isn’t even the only zidane child in world football he also has another as a goal keeper if I can remember
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
I'm sure Enzo was burdened by his father's big name so he decided it would be much better to choose to retire early rather than continue his career as a footballer, besides he was already quite rich since birth, increasing his wealth through investment is also quite a good thing rather than continuing to be overshadowed by his father's big name. Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
This may sound surprising but it’s not though. For him to have played football to 29 years and didn’t get half the fame his father got shows that football might not be his actual talent. Since he has an investment to focus on, retiring by this age to focus on them is best for him. I don’t even know the name of this player because he’s not that type of player that is well known or cherished or compared to his father in the football world. I wish him a happy retirement and a prosperous investment.
I think if Juventus have concrete interest in signing Victor Osimhen it might not be as complicating as a move to Chelsea has been since Osimhen has already established himself in Italy. It’s crazy how one can turn from hero to villian, about a year ago Vlahovic was one of the most talked about striker. Everyone predicted him to be just like Erling Haaland and in just about a year Juventus are already tired of his services and considering finding a new striker to replace him.
The football world is like this and you may not always be lucky to be the best all the time. Only few players can boast of been in their best always in all seasons. Some seasons may be great while some may be more challenging. It is now left for the player to decide which way to encourage themself to be a better version of themself because if they don’t get back to that form, they’ll easily loss interest from the team and you’ll be up for sale and you may not get a good offer like the initial one again.
AS Roma may not be satisfied with the results for 4 matches they are afraid that it is approaching the relegation zone even though this is still too far away to see the remaining matches, but now the decision has been made then De Rossi must accept the fact that he was fired and is no longer useful for AS Roma.
By bringing in a coach is also not something good, not necessarily able to adapt to the players and see the character,
What is clear is that this has become their management decision, it's just a little unfortunate why the dismissal was so fast than I thought.
There are always moments of crisis in teams, unfortunately it was Roma's turn right now , so given these things we as fans, as followers of Serie A can say that perhaps the Quickest way out of the club was to get rid of the coach, there are many details that we don't know, that only they handle, in this order of ideas we can assume that things are Pretty good if we take it Easy , for me Personally it was not the solution to get rid of DeRossi , I think that all decisions that are taken so lightly have their great reaction, only this time I hope it is not negative , we have to wait and See how they come out with a new Roma.By bringing in a coach is also not something good, not necessarily able to adapt to the players and see the character,
What is clear is that this has become their management decision, it's just a little unfortunate why the dismissal was so fast than I thought.
We can take the example of last season where Napoli made several changes which in the end brought them into the championship because of the incompatibility of the coach with the players.
But on the other hand, when De Rosi is currently considered unable to improve performance, then why is it too far to be maintained because after all, failure if it continues to be left will also not be a good situation later unless Roma still believes in De Rosi's progress just like Juventus who believed in Allegri a few seasons ago maybe this could also be another consideration.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
You don't expect him to have a long football career as his dad Zinedine Zidane had during his time, perhaps football is not everything to a player because life still continues after football and since he has already made the reason for his decision known i think it should be respected though had it been he plays in any of the major leagues in Europe he wouldn't have come up with such decision considering his age but however, one's football career doesn't necessarily have to run till they get quite old before they consider retiring so people should not expect him to do what his dad Zinedine Zidane did. Since the world is experiencing inflation and some economic crisis, taking care of one's investments should also be taken of utmost priority so i wish him well in his endeavors.
Italian teams are always having financial issues. Italian fans do not spend insane amount of money, and Juventus ended up spending a lot during the 10 year run ending part, and that is one of the reasons why it ended as well, they just couldn't sustain.
They didn't want to just win the league, they wanted to win the UCL title as well, any team in most leagues (at least high level) who goes ten year run, would want UCL next, otherwise it's boring to keep on winning the same thing, it is not even celebration when you win that many, so UCL is the only way to go. They didn't had the income to build a team that could win UCL, but they still did it because they wanted to have a win and they overspent compared to their income and failed to win the UCL so it resulted with them having financial issues now.
They didn't want to just win the league, they wanted to win the UCL title as well, any team in most leagues (at least high level) who goes ten year run, would want UCL next, otherwise it's boring to keep on winning the same thing, it is not even celebration when you win that many, so UCL is the only way to go. They didn't had the income to build a team that could win UCL, but they still did it because they wanted to have a win and they overspent compared to their income and failed to win the UCL so it resulted with them having financial issues now.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Enzo career is very different compared to his father Zidane because when Zidane still active as a player he spend his time to playing at big clubs such as Juventus and Real Madrid and Zidane even is part of France squad when this team gets world cup trophy on 1998 so Zidane is France and Real Madrid legend and for Enzo actually i know he was following to his father Zidane to be a soccer player but i never watching he play and Enzo career also mostly playing at small clubRecal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Just like you said above that last time Enzo playing at the team from 3rd division of Spain Fuenlabrada and in this team Enzo didn't have much opportunities to playing as starter so that's why Fuenlabrada has decide will not extended his contract and Enzo leave as free transfer status but after 16 months without clubs finally Enzo has decide to retire and i think this is good for him because seems soccer is not his passion and i have to says he is not so talented when compared to his father
Victor Osimhen might not have scored a goal in his first two games for Galatasaray but he's been able to provide two assists which I think is a good record for a players that is still adapting to life in a new league. Despite he failure to find the back of the net in his first two league games, there's no doubting the fact that Victor Osimhen is a very prolific striker and that's why Juventus manager Thiago Motta is interested in him. I'll be happy to see Osimhen join another top Italian club like Juventus as well as see how he'll perform whenever he's facing Napoli.
I see many people throwing shades at him not scoring and some call him a season wonder, I get we have all limited the ability of strikers to just scoring but I keep on saying that there are many things strikers can offer beyond just scoring and That is involving in the game of play, currently Osimhen might be having goal drought but if we look at his game he has been adapting well with the link up plays with the other players. I think it is just a matter of time before he gets back to scoring, it usually just takes one goal to get started.
Juventus allowed Chiesa to leave and to me they didn’t get a better replacement although Osimhen is a center forward he will be a good addition to them, they could even play a double striking partner with Vlahovic, but I will prefer him to come to either Chelsea or PSG just to get a tatste of new league, premier league football to me fits him better and Chelsea is a better suit to him
Regarding Chiesa, I think Juventus didn't decide to stop working with Chiesa because he is not a good player, however this Chiesa we saw recently in Juventus was not performing well like the last season and he was not in good form but still, they did it mostly because Motta started working in this team and he wanted to make some changes and Chiesa was not part of his plan in Juventus. Some people, including myself, thought they had to keep Chiesa for a longer time, but now we can understand the change they made was working well.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
We shouldn't question Enzo because he has made his decision and has reasons best known to him. Real Madrid former coach, Zinedine Zidane happen to be one of the great player in football, during his prime he lifted major titles and made a name for himself, even during his managerial roles at Santiago Bernabéu, he won them trophies and spectacularly won the UEFA Champions League 3x times in a row, this is more than enough to placed him on the classified level of superiority in both a player and a coach. However his son failed to follow his footsteps, he going to retire at such prominent level? Though he has a life outside football and maybe his investment peaks his interest and ambition. Not every player will have an outstanding future in the football world. We have players that are not ambitious towards football and yet, they still manages to play football. Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
AS Roma may not be satisfied with the results for 4 matches they are afraid that it is approaching the relegation zone even though this is still too far away to see the remaining matches, but now the decision has been made then De Rossi must accept the fact that he was fired and is no longer useful for AS Roma.
By bringing in a coach is also not something good, not necessarily able to adapt to the players and see the character,
What is clear is that this has become their management decision, it's just a little unfortunate why the dismissal was so fast than I thought.
There are always moments of crisis in teams, unfortunately it was Roma's turn right now , so given these things we as fans, as followers of Serie A can say that perhaps the Quickest way out of the club was to get rid of the coach, there are many details that we don't know, that only they handle, in this order of ideas we can assume that things are Pretty good if we take it Easy , for me Personally it was not the solution to get rid of DeRossi , I think that all decisions that are taken so lightly have their great reaction, only this time I hope it is not negative , we have to wait and See how they come out with a new Roma.By bringing in a coach is also not something good, not necessarily able to adapt to the players and see the character,
What is clear is that this has become their management decision, it's just a little unfortunate why the dismissal was so fast than I thought.
Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Not all children of world-class football players have a career as illustrious as their father. Enzo is one example of someone who failed to follow in his father's footsteps, even though Zidane was not only successful as a player, he was also successful as a coach. Fuenlabrada only signed him for one year and became the last club in his career. He has been without a club for 16 months, perhaps because no club was interested in using his services, he decided to retire from football and switch professions to other fields. Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
In addition to Enzo, Zidane's three other children are currently still playing football. Luca plays for Granada, Theo plays for Cordoba and Elyaz currently plays for Betis Deportivo.
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Report from Fabrizio Romano has it that Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo has retired from football at the age of 29.
Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
Because he carry a big name in his shoulder, not many people able to play with high pressure from the fans. It don't need to have bloodline, but when a young player perform really good, playing at the same position like the great players, people will say that young player is the next x player. After that, his performance keep declining when he make mistakes, he now play safe in order to not get bullied, but this make him can't take any risk to be better. Recal he last played for Fuenlabrada in 3rd tier of Spanish football but currently wants to retire from football and to focus on his investments. A lot persons would have expected him to do well like his father did at his prime but it seems not all heros beget her kind in this context.
More people are now speaking about a potential interest for Osimhen to Juventus.
Looks like Motta and Juventus are not happy about Vlahovic games, and they are searching for a new striker in January as second striker.
Accord also to rumors they are investigation the possibility of taking the player from Napoli, it will be not easy, it may be even a fake rumor but for sure it is interesting.
I think if Juventus have concrete interest in signing Victor Osimhen it might not be as complicating as a move to Chelsea has been since Osimhen has already established himself in Italy. It’s crazy how one can turn from hero to villian, about a year ago Vlahovic was one of the most talked about striker. Everyone predicted him to be just like Erling Haaland and in just about a year Juventus are already tired of his services and considering finding a new striker to replace him. Looks like Motta and Juventus are not happy about Vlahovic games, and they are searching for a new striker in January as second striker.
Accord also to rumors they are investigation the possibility of taking the player from Napoli, it will be not easy, it may be even a fake rumor but for sure it is interesting.
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