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Guardiola: "Bernardo Silva es demasiado bueno"
Pep Guardiola lleva unos días en Catalunya desde que dio por finalizada su etapa de 10 años como entrenador del Manchester City. Tras participar en el Legends Trophy de golf a inicios de semana en Caldes de Malavella y asistir este viernes al concierto de The Cure en el Primavera Sound en Barcelona, el de Santpedor atendió a los medios en la inauguración de una Cruyff Court con su nombre en La Salle Manresa, donde estuvo matriculado antes de ir a La Masia del Barça. El ex entrenador, acompañado de Susila Cruyff y Pati Roura, entre otros, compartió una matinal con los niños y niñas del colegio donde él estudió de pequeño y hasta jugó un partidillo con ellos, y tras el acto repasó la actualidad del FC Barcelona. ]]>
George Russell goes viral for wholesome Monaco GP moment with Jack Wolff
George Russell has gone viral after the Mercedes Formula 1 team shared a video of the Briton making sure that Toto and Susie Wolff's son, Jack, managed to get the drivers to sign his F1 cards in Monaco.
The 28-year-old made sure to grab as many drivers as possible to sign the collectible cards.
"We're getting Jacky's cards signed," Russell said, before going on the hunt for the signatures ...Keep reading
The 28-year-old made sure to grab as many drivers as possible to sign the collectible cards.
"We're getting Jacky's cards signed," Russell said, before going on the hunt for the signatures ...Keep reading
Iran slams US ‘discriminatory treatment’ over World Cup visa refusals
Backroom staff denied entry visas for US, claims post on X
Team have moved training base from Arizona to Mexico
Iran has slammed World Cup co-hosts the United States over what it called “discriminatory treatment” by not granting visas for some members of the Iranian national team’s delegation to attend the tournament.
“Why do you not say that visas were denied to a large portion of the managerial and executive staff, technical advisers, and others who are an integral part of any national football team?” the Iranian embassy in Turkey said in a post on X, referring to an earlier announcement by the US envoy Tom Barrack that visas had been granted to players.
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