Month: April 2021

11:04 AM ET Associated Press Former Germany defender Christoph Metzelder has been issued with a 10-month suspended sentence for distributing child pornography. The 40-year-old Metzelder admitted to the bulk of the public prosecutor’s charges as his trial began at Dusseldorf District Court on Thursday. Metzelder had been accused of possessing child and youth pornography and
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4:56 AM ET Sam Marsden Moises Llorens Barcelona are seeking new means of financing the club after the collapse of the European Super League left them with a €350 million hole to fill, sources have told ESPN. New Barca president Joan Laporta took charge in March with the club’s gross debt standing at almost €1.2
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10:03 AM ET Marcelo‘s involvement in Real Madrid‘s Champions League semifinal second leg with Chelsea next week is in doubt after the defender was called up for election duty in Madrid the day before the match. Spanish citizens are selected at random to work in polling stations, with local elections due to be held in
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3:39 PM ET Real Salt Lake are in pursuit of Independiente midfielder Jonathan Menendez, sources have confirmed to ESPN, with one source saying they are “optimistic” a deal for the Argentine player will get done. – Stream ESPN FC Daily on ESPN+ (U.S. only)– ESPN+ viewer’s guide: Bundesliga, Serie A, MLS, FA Cup and more
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9:11 AM ET Rob DawsonCorrespondent Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he has “loads of respect” for Roma ahead of their Europa League semifinal first leg clash despite supporters of the Italian side taking offence at some of the Norwegian’s prematch comments. Quizzed about Roma immediately after United’s quarterfinal victory over Granada, Solskjaer said:
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10:40 AM ET Spotify co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek has said he has secured funding for a bid to buy Arsenal and insisted he is ready for what could be a “long journey” in convincing Kroenke Sports Enterprises to sell the club. ESPN reported on Monday that a consortium including three former Gunners stars —
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6:13 AM ET Bruno Fernandes has said he would “be happy” to manage Manchester United one day after his playing career. Fernandes, 26, has been the club’s standout performer since joining United from Sporting Lisbon last year for an initial fee of €55 million, contributing 24 goals and 14 assists in all competitions this season.
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