Rulani Mokwena, co-head coach of Mamelodi Sundowns, is reportedly set to leave his position at the end of the season. Sources say Mokwena is dissatisfied with his role despite his key contributions to the team’s success. Speculations suggest he may consider a move to Orlando Pirates, though no official confirmation has been made.
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Arsenal’s young gun gets the nod. Martin Odegaard says the squad is behind Max Dowman, praising his confidence‑boosting gestures on the pitch. The Arsenal captain’s support could help the youngster settle faster and deliver more goals.
Racist abuse at Mestalla caught on camera. Real Sociedad’s Takefusa Kubo and Ander Barrenetxea were targeted during a match in Valencia. Both clubs reported the incident to LaLiga, demanding strict penalties. The video has sparked a broader conversation on racism in Spanish football.
Newcastle United’s pre‑season setback. A 2‑0 loss to Atletico Madrid highlighted gaps in creativity and defence. Sean Longstaff’s work‑rate earned praise, while Fabian Schär struggled. Eddie Howe will need to tighten the backline before the Premier League kicks off.
Tanzania makes history at CHAN 2024. The Taifa Stars beat Burkina Faso 2‑0 in their opener, a first‑ever win at this stage of the tournament. Goals from Abdul Sopu and Mohamed Hussein put Tanzania in a strong position for the group phase.
Manchester United fans lead in arrests. Home Office data shows United supporters topped the list for football‑related arrests this season. While overall numbers fell, the trend points to ongoing crowd‑control challenges.
Diego Leon joins United. The 18‑year‑old Paraguayan defender signs from Cerro Porteño, adding youthful depth to the squad. Fans are hopeful he’ll adapt quickly and compete for a place on the US pre‑season tour.
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