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octubre 29, 2024

Erik ten Hag, despreocupado con el fracaso en el Manchester United

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Erik ten Hag craved control at Manchester United but it meant that, with problems piling up, there was nowhere to hide. In the end, his fingerprints were all over too much of the failure -- there were no excuses left -- and Sunday's 2-1 defeat at West Ham United proved to be his final act as manager.Ten Hag did it his way, accommodated by the club at almost every turn, but still couldn't make it work. On a preseason trip to Oslo in the summer of 2023, he complained to club staff that the grass at the Ullevaal Stadion was longer than had been agreed. He was told that rain in the Norwegian capital overnight meant there had been unexpected growth, and it was just one of those things; Ten Hag replied that it wasn't good enough.The Dutchman enjoyed a lot of control while at Man United. He dictated details from the length of the grass to aid quicker passing to the lay-out of Old Trafford. Early on in his reign, Ten Hag was allowed to re-design a group video analysis room at Carrington -- complete with a huge screen, tiered flooring and interior decoration featuring images of United fans -- at a cost of more than £200,000. Yet his changes weren't restricted to the facilities.Ten Hag changed the way players prepared for games, asking them to arrive four hours early for matches at Old Trafford in their own cars rather than spending the night before at a Manchester hotel and arriving together on a coach. He repurposed a large hospitality suite and turned it into a pre-match room for his squad. He moved the lockers in the dressing room so the defenders sat to his left, and the midfielders and forwards sat to his right, when he stood in front of his tactics board.At Old Trafford, Ten Hag insisted on switching the benches around to be nearer the tunnel, even though it meant his technical area would then straddle the halfway line, which, in his opinion, would give him a better view of the game. He was told it would cost money to make the change because the home benches are heated and the away benches are not, but Ten Hag put his foot down and got his way. He often did.United knew what they were getting when they hired him from Ajax Amsterdam in the summer of 2022. Club bosses were told a story that when he first arrived at Ajax in December 2017, he continued to use a suitcase embroidered with the branding of his former club, FC Utrecht. He was told it was perhaps not the best look for the Ajax manager to be carrying Utrecht merchandise, but he liked the bag and used it anyway. Ajax bosses told their United counterparts that it showed "Ten Hag's stubbornness in a nutshell."Ten Hag was the same at Old Trafford, but with so much control came ultimate responsibility for performances and results that were eventually deemed unacceptable. After a little over two years, four months in charge, Ten Hag was sacked on Monday after a run of just four wins from 13 matches in all competitions to start the 2024-25 season. Languishing 14th in the table -- as close to the relegation places as the top four -- United were on course to place even lower than last season's worst-ever Premier League finish.Ten Hag leaves with a record of 70 wins and 35 defeats in 128 games. The signs of discord have been there for a while and even though United sources insist Ten Hag has conducted himself with professionalism and dignity throughout his time at Old Trafford, his departure is no surprise.Conflict with players from Ronaldo to SanchoAfter completing the purchase of a 27.7% stake in the club early in 2024, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS team were initially sympathetic to the issues faced by Ten Hag, but increasingly found that many of the problems pointed back to the manager.Ten Hag survived their extensive end-of-season review largely because of the surprise FA Cup success over Manchester City on May 25, and because agreements couldn't be reached with other candidates including Thomas Tuchel and Mauricio Pochettino. That victory was such a shock that a post-match party had to be hastily arranged with no prior planning.Ten Hag's contract was soon extended by a year after, but there was a feeling within the INEOS hierarchy even then that a change might be necessary if the form that saw them finish eighth in the Premier League last season -- United's lowest-ever finish in the league's 31-year history -- didn't drastically improve during the early part of the new campaign.Ruud van Nistelrooy and Rene Hake also arrived in a summer revamp of Ten Hag's coaching staff. Ten Hag had a previous relationship with Hake, but not with Van Nistelrooy, and it prompted some players to speculate that the former Netherlands international, who spent a year in charge of PSV Eindhoven between 2022 and 2023, would be a ready-made replacement if Ten Hag was sacked; exactly what ended up happening when Van Nistelrooy was appointed as caretaker manager on Monday.It was telling that CEO Omar Berrada and sporting director Dan Ashworth -- hired in by Ratcliffe and INEOS to revamp the club's footballing structure -- both distanced themselves from the decision to keep Ten Hag by making it known privately that they weren't involved in the conversations because they had not officially started in their new roles in July. It gave their public backing of Ten Hag in early September a hollow feel.playWhy Ruud van Nistelrooy as interim manager is a risk for Man UnitedGab & Juls discuss how long Ruud van Nistelrooy will get as interim manager at Man United.Ten Hag's time in charge ultimately delivered two trophies in two years, but it was never easy.After beginning his reign with defeats to Brighton and Brentford in August 2022, sources told ESPN there were early complaints from some players that Ten Hag struggled to communicate, and concerns that instructions were being lost in translation leading to confusion on the pitch. Following the 4-0 defeat to Brentford, one player told close friends that Ten Hag didn't know how to motivate, with players often finding him difficult to read. He could be jolly one day, and extremely serious the next. One source described Ten Hag as "too strict and too Dutch."His disciplinarian approach was initially welcomed by senior players who believed standards had slipped under interim manager Ralf Rangnick, but some of his rules would cause additional issues.Most players agreed that Cristiano Ronaldo was in the wrong when he refused to come on as a substitute against Tottenham in October 2022 but, after seemingly winning the battle of wills initially, sources told ESPN many within the club soon started to think Ten Hag had taken the punishment too far.Ronaldo was initially ordered to train away from the first team, but when he tried to enter the dressing room and retrieve a pair of his trainers, he was told by staff he wasn't allowed in. The stand-off only ended when Ronaldo enlisted an academy player to go into the dressing room for him, with a number of senior players viewing the blanket ban as an unnecessary humiliation.The fall-out with Ronaldo was seismic, but while the Portugal legend's departure from Old Trafford during the break for the 2022 FIFA World Cup was relatively clean, a similar situation with Jadon Sancho was not.Sancho was a high-profile and highly coveted signing when announced on July 1, 2021. His arrival, fresh off the back of four brilliant years at Borussia Dortmund, was seen as a coup for United in the face of interest from other top clubs, but things quickly devolved after a promising start.playOgden: Ten Hag sacking suggests INEOS don't know what they're doingMark Ogden reacts to the timing of Man United's sacking of Erik ten Hag.A public fallout between the England international and Ten Hag was followed by four months of Sancho being made to train, eat and change on his own. A number of players tried to encourage Sancho to apologise, but the longer the situation went on, the more players began to believe that -- again -- Ten Hag had taken things too far. Sources have told ESPN that Ten Hag wanted Sancho to say sorry publicly because the player had made the conflict public on social media, but sources tell ESPN that some players viewed the demand as an unnecessary humiliation.The Sancho situation increasingly became an embarrassment. As Sancho -- sent on loan to former club Dortmund in January 2024 -- was tearing holes in Paris Saint-Germain during the Champions League semifinal first leg in April, United representatives sent messages to high-profile pundits telling them to stop talking up the forward's contribution because it reflected badly on the club.With no one willing to match Sancho's valuation over the summer, Ten Hag was convinced to allow him back into first team training. He remained reluctant throughout the uneasy truce, feeling that it could be viewed as a loss of his authority. Eventually Sancho joined Chelsea in a cut-price loan deal on Deadline Day in August 2024.Players question his training methods as injuries mountSancho was one of a number of issues Ten Hag faced during a particularly difficult second season. Injuries were a problem, and not just the volume of them: United had to deal with 45 separate cases during that campaign.Players questioned the intensity of some of the training sessions and were often left thinking they would benefit from more individually tailored programmes. One senior player put his injury problems down to being asked to train in the same way as much younger squad members, believing instead that he should be allowed longer to recover after games.Sources have told ESPN that Ten Hag would use extra training as a response to poor results and performances, which many players found counterproductive. They would feel tired ahead of the next game, lose, and then be given more extra training. Ten Hag's answer was always that Premier League football is intense, so training must be the same.Towards the end of last season, Ten Hag was cutting an increasingly isolated figure. Members of his own staff began to question why the team was being set up in the same way despite often conceding 20 or more shots. Players, too, began to feel the team was "too open."Ten Hag never lost the entire dressing room in the way Jose Mourinho did before he was sacked but, over time, more and more individuals began to develop their own gripes. Ratcliffe's right-hand man at INEOS, Sir Dave Brailsford, held one-on-one meetings with the squad in February and again in April. There was an overriding feeling that support for the manager within the dressing room had dipped significantly during the intervening two months.Ten Hag put his case forward to Ratcliffe and Brailsford, insisting that "no team in the world" could have coped with the amount of injuries Man United had suffered. He pointed to his promotion of youngsters Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo, and voiced his frustration that the club had missed out on signing stars like Frenkie de Jong (who stayed at Barcelona), Alexis Mac Allister (who joined Liverpool), Federico Valverde (who remained at Real Madrid) and Harry Kane (who went to Bayern Munich).Sources have told ESPN that INEOS were told during conversations with the recruitment team that many of Ten Hag's transfer demands were "unrealistic." Tension over recruitment and transfer policiesRecruitment was a contentious issue throughout Ten Hag's time at Old Trafford. His demand for control over transfers saw United terminate their collaboration with Rangnick, who had agreed a two-year deal to act as a consultant. When Ten Hag took over in the summer of 2022, Rangnick expected to meet face-to-face for a detailed meeting about the state of the squad only to discover the new United manager was only willing to grant him a phone call.One player Ten Hag did get was Antony. Having worked together at Ajax, Ten Hag was the driving force behind signing the Brazilian winger, but the transfer has been an unmitigated disaster. During talks with INEOS, Ten Hag said that, while he wanted Antony, it was not his fault that the fee had risen to more than £85 million when he was available for a much lower price earlier in the summer of 2022. A source has told ESPN that Ajax could not believe the offer United eventually made because it was so far above his market value, while other sources note that signing Antony and Casemiro was partly driven by the panic caused by those early defeats to Brighton and Brentford.Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). There was further tension in recruitment meetings following the INEOS takeover, with Brailsford keen to stress that responsibility for signings would ultimately be handed to Ashworth and technical director, Jason Wilcox.Ten Hag at first struggled to build a working relationship with Wilcox, dismissing him as somebody who lacked the credentials for his job, having previously run Man City's academy set-up and then a year as Southampton director of football. Things improved following talks over the summer, but Ten Hag was still reluctant to give up control, arguing that he had been granted a transfer veto in his contract. Sources have told ESPN that INEOS were not impressed with his record in the market.Ten Hag insisted that he hadn't pushed for every transfer made under his watch and instead was forced to accept certain players because positions had to be filled. He wanted Kane -- an experienced goal-scorer -- when the club was looking for a striker in the summer of 2023 and instead got Rasmus Højlund, a young player with vast potential but very much a work in progress.Furthermore, Ten Hag was exasperated by the club's financial situation and viewed both January transfer windows during his reign as missed opportunities. He was only allowed to sign Wout Weghorst and Marcel Sabitzer on short-term loans in January 2023, and his request for a striker in January 2024 to help ease the burden on Hojlund was turned down.According to a source, Ten Hag insisted that he had to sign Antony, Lisandro Martínez and Casemiro in part because they were strong characters who were vital to deal with a dressing room that was in a mess post-Rangnick. Antony and Martinez demanded Ajax let them go -- Martinez at one point argued directly with an Ajax official over a move to United -- which impressed Ten Hag and football director John Murtough.Martinez, a staunch Ten Hag supporter, was missed in the dressing room and on the training pitch during a long injury lay-off between September 2023 and January 2024. The Argentinian was encouraged to spend more time around the squad during a particularly poor run of form in December 2023, when staff reported back to Ten Hag that he was close to losing the support of some influential senior players.Defenders Noussair Mazraoui and Matthijs De Ligt and arrived from Bayern Munich in the summer of 2024, but the United hierarchy were initially unconvinced as to why the club needed the latter player, having just signed Leny Yoro to a long-term deal. Mazraoui was seen as a straight replacement for Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who ultimately joined West Ham, while De Ligt was felt to be decent value and added more depth at a problem position. After discussions with Ten Hag, they sanctioned it due to the low costs involved.Ten Hag did his best to manage the squad with an emphasis on individual meetings but, privately, he accepted it was a step up from what he had known at Ajax and found United players were almost "businesses" in their own right with huge entourages around them, all with their own opinions. On one occasion, a request made by a player's PR representative for more exposure on the club's social media channels ended up on his desk.Ten Hag, according to sources, made a conscious effort to avoid criticising individuals in the media for fear that it would do more harm than good. After almost capitulating to Championship side to Coventry City in the FA Cup semifinal in April, he kept the players in the Wembley dressing room for so long that by the time they came out, the Coventry players were lined up waiting to swap shirts. But in his news conference immediately afterwards, he decided to shield his squad, instead focusing on the fact United had won the game on penalties to reach a second successive FA Cup final.playDawson: Man United interested in Thomas Frank to replace Erik ten HagRob Dawson examines the potential replacements for Erik ten Hag at Manchester United.Some staff felt Ten Hag protected his players too much and instead inadvertently made himself a lightning rod for criticism. Ten Hag, though, believed that many players didn't respond well to public criticism and that it was important to keep the dressing room behind him as best he could. He repeatedly backed Marcus Rashford despite concerns about his body language during training and games.Ten Hag wanted to stay in control, even if it increased an already massive workload. He picked the squad numbers for new signings -- it was his decision to hand Mason Mount the No.7 shirt rather than to Garnacho -- and wanted to know what media commitments players had, why they were doing it and whether or not they were contractually obliged.When club staff were worried Ten Hag was being asked to hold too many news conferences, they suggested former assistant Steve McClaren could take over before a Carabao Cup tie. Ten Hag declined, insisting the "message" always had to come from him. According to a source, a request made by a TV company to speak to Van Nistelrooy in August was turned down on Ten Hag's say-so.On one occasion Ten Hag cancelled his own interview with Robin van Persie, who had flown to Manchester to conduct it, because it clashed with his training schedule. Nothing got in the way of his work -- something acknowledged by Ratcliffe and Brailsford -- but it wasn't enough to save him after a disastrous end to his second season and miserable start to his third.In the end, too many bad resultsTen Hag is one of only four managers in United's history to win trophies in consecutive seasons alongside Ernest Mangnall, Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson, but winning the FA Cup was achieved against a backdrop of United's worst league season for 34 years.When Ratcliffe and INEOS began the process of investing in United in November 2022, they had no intention of sacking Ten Hag. Even early this year, their feeling was that the structure at the club was wrong and that any manager would struggle to perform. But after finally formalising their agreement to buy a minority stake in February, set-backs on the pitch came thick and fast.playHas Gareth Southgate been warned-off Manchester United job?James Olley and Mark Ogden discuss whether the ex-England manager could take the helm at Old Trafford.The 2-1 defeat to Fulham at Old Trafford on Feb. 24 was considered a watershed moment. Ten Hag called the squad into Carrington the following day and made them watch a replay of the game in full before going out to train.Six weeks later, Ratcliffe was in the stands at Stamford Bridge as United conceded twice in stoppage time to lose 4-3 to a Chelsea team that was also in a state of flux. Sources have told ESPN that Ratcliffe made his frustration with the performance well-known both during and after the game. Ratcliffe was in the stands again at Wembley as United threw away the three-goal lead against Coventry, and it was followed two weeks later by the humiliating 4-0 defeat at Crystal Palace.Ten Hag had started to seriously fear that he was not in Ratcliffe's long-term plans in March when he was informed that assistant Benni McCarthy -- a key member of staff in his first two years -- had not been approached about signing a new contract. Chelsea's surprise decision to part company with Pochettino in late May prompted concerns among United's new leadership team that they had to act quickly because both clubs would be picking from the same pool of managers.It led to discussions with potential candidates in the week leading up to the FA Cup final, a situation considered so humiliating that close friends advised Ten Hag to quit.Sat in the Wembley press conference theatre after beating Man City, Ten Hag was defiant saying that if Ratcliffe and the new co-owners "don't want me, then I go somewhere else to win trophies because that is what I do."In the same room in February 2023, he walked into his news conference carrying the Carabao Cup -- United's first trophy for six years -- and nearly left it on the desk before joking that he was "already thinking about the next one." After two in two years he won't get the chance to make it three in three.playSlot backs Ten Hag for 'big club' job in the futureLiverpool's Arne Slot reacts to the sacking of fellow Dutch manager Erik ten Hag at Manchester United.The surprise victory over City in the FA Cup final was enough to keep him in a job for another six months, but the goodwill built up after that day at Wembley eventually eroded. Their 3-0 defeat to Liverpool in September caused renewed worry among United's leadership that Ten Hag may not be able to turn things around.After that, United's 3-0 defeat to Tottenham a month later was another nail in his coffin. A source has told ESPN that after Bruno Fernandes had been sent off late in the first half, the players were unsure what Ten Hag's plan was as they emerged for the second 45 minutes and conceded just two minutes into the second half.Serious consideration was given to sacking Ten Hag during the October international break and, despite beating Brentford when domestic fixtures resumed, the 2-1 defeat to West Ham on Sunday was the tipping point. The final decision was made on Sunday night, and Ashworth and Berrada were waiting at Carrington early on Monday morning to deliver the news.With Van Nistelrooy left to prepare for his interim role and a Carabao Cup game against Leicester City on Wednesday, Ten Hag was driven out of Carrington for the last time and on Monday afternoon arrived at Manchester airport to fly home to the Netherlands.United handed Ten Hag the keys to Old Trafford when he arrived. Two years on, he's been told to give them back.Additional reporting by Mark Ogden ,Erik ten Hag dejó el Manchester United tras una serie de malos resultados y conflictos internos, terminando su mandato como manager después de dos años y cuatro meses.

Erik ten Hag dejó el Manchester United tras una serie de malos resultados y conflictos internos, terminando su mandato como manager después de dos años y cuatro meses.

Fútbol
octubre 29, 2024

Rùben Amorim Favorito para Dirigir al Manchester United

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playIs Rúben Amorim the right manager for Man United? (2:35)The "ESPN FC" crew discuss whether Rúben Amorim is the right manager to turn Manchester United's season around following the sacking of Erik ten Hag. (2:35)Manchester United are hoping to finalise a deal with Rúben Amorim to become the club's new manager in time for the Sporting CP coach to take charge of Sunday's Premier League clash against Chelsea, sources have told ESPN.Amorim, 39, has been identified by the United hierarchy as the No. 1 candidate to replace Erik ten Hag, who was sacked after two-and-a-half years in charge on Monday following a 2-1 defeat at West Ham which left the team in 14th position in the table.And with United prepared to pay the €10 million ($10.7m) release clause in Amorim's contract with Portuguese champions Sporting, sources have said that an agreement could be reached ahead of the weekend encounter with Chelsea at Old Trafford.Sporting play Nacional in a Taca da Liga quarterfinal at Estadio Jose Alvalade on Tuesday evening and reports in Portugal have said that Sporting expect a United delegation to be in Lisbon to accelerate negotiations after the game.Ruud van Nistelrooy, hired as assistant manager to Ten Hag during the summer, has been named as interim head coach by United until a permanent appointment is made and the former United and Real Madrid forward will be in charge for Wednesday's Carabao Cup tie against Leicester City at Old Trafford.However, it is likely that the Leicester game will be Van Nistelrooy's only fixture in charge if talks with Sporting and Amorim continue to move at pace.Amorim has guided Sporting to two league titles since arriving at the club from Braga in 2020. Prior to Amorim's appointment, Sporting had endured a 19-year wait to end their title drought.The former Portugal midfielder was considered by Liverpool, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and West Ham for their vacant managerial roles last season before committing his future to Sporting at the end of last season.However, reports in Portugal have said that Sporting are now preparing for Amorim's departure this week by lining up the club's B team coach João Pereira to take charge for the rest of the season. ,Manchester United busca finalizar acuerdo con Rúben Amorim como nuevo DT para enfrentar a Chelsea, tras la destitución de Erik ten Hag.

Manchester United busca finalizar acuerdo con Rúben Amorim como nuevo DT para enfrentar a Chelsea, tras la destitución de Erik ten Hag.

Fútbol
octubre 29, 2024

Despedida de Erik ten Hag del Manchester United

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playHas Gareth Southgate been warned-off Manchester United job? (1:54)James Olley and Mark Ogden discuss whether the ex-England manager could take the helm at Old Trafford. (1:54)Oct 29, 2024, 07:27 AM ETPremier League managers have expressed sympathy for Erik ten Hag after he was sacked by Manchester United on Monday, with Liverpool boss Arne Slot describing his compatriot's dismissal as "a pity" and Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe saying he felt "sadness."Ten Hag's two-and-a-half-year reign at Old Trafford came to an end after Sunday's 2-1 defeat to West Ham at the London Stadium and he leaves with the club 14th in the Premier League table and without a victory in Europe in more than 12 months."He is a Dutch manager so that makes it even harder for me, for us as Dutch people," Slot told a news conference on Tuesday. "Always your first thoughts are with the person. We are all in this job so we know that it can happen but if it happens ... Especially because I know him a little bit and I know how much work he puts into it, and then to get this news for him is of course a pity."But we also know, especially us coming from Holland, how well he did at Ajax and that he won two trophies over here so we will see him I think in the near future at a big club again, but at this moment for him and his family it's of course ... Tragedy is maybe a bit too much to say but it's a big disappointment."Arne Slot's Liverpool beat Erik ten Hag's team 3-0 at Old Trafford on Sept. 1. PAUL ELLIS/AFP via Getty ImagesNewcastle boss Eddie Howe said that he feels sorry for Ten Hag, who won the Carabao Cup and FA Cup during his two full seasons at the helm at United."I think it is always sadness when a manager loses his job, you always have empathy. Every club is different. "A job at the very highest level never gets easier. I feel for him."Ruben Amorim has emerged as the leading contender to take over from Erik ten Hag at United, a source has told ESPN.The Sporting CP coach is aware of the interest, according to the source, as is his club, with United attempting to move quickly to name a new permanent manager after appointing Ruud van Nistelrooy as the caretaker. ,Entrenadores de la Premier League expresan simpatía por Erik ten Hag después de ser despedido por el Manchester United. Ruben Amorim suena como su reemplazo.

Entrenadores de la Premier League expresan simpatía por Erik ten Hag después de ser despedido por el Manchester United. Ruben Amorim suena como su reemplazo.

Deportes de combate
octubre 29, 2024

Manny Pacquiao opina: Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul en Netflix

Manny Pacquiao Weighs In on Controversial Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Bout

Pacquiao duda que Jake Paul pueda vencer a Mike Tyson en su próximo combate según comentarios recientes.

Fútbol
octubre 29, 2024

Manchester United en negociaciones con técnico Rúben Amorim

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playAmorim coy but in playful mood amid Manchester United links (0:24)Sporting CP head coach Ruben Amorim refused to answer questions on his future as he is linked to Manchester United. (0:24)Manchester City are not planning on getting involved in the pursuit for Rúben Amorim, a source has told ESPN, leaving Manchester United with a clear run as they negotiate with Sporting CP for the Portuguese coach.Amorim has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Erik ten Hag, who was sacked by United on Monday.There have been suggestions that the 39-year-old may wait to see if City make their own proposal after hiring Sporting director of football Hugo Viana to replace Txiki Begiristain at the end of the season.However, a City source has told ESPN that their preference is for Pep Guardiola to extend his contract beyond the end of the season and that Amorim is not a top candidate to become the next manager even if there is a vacancy in the summer.Amorim, according to the source, has admirers at the Etihad Stadium after a successful spell in charge of Sporting, but his style of play does not suit the way that City want to play.Guardiola's first team and City's academy teams usually play in a 4-3-3 system. Amorim's preferred tactical set-up is a three-man defence in a 3-4-3 system.It leaves United with a clear run to appoint Amorim as they continue to negotiate with Sporting. A source has told ESPN that his release clause is around £10 million ($12.9m).United also hold an interest in Thomas Frank, but the release clause in his Brentford contract is nearly double that of Amorim's, according to a source.Ruud van Nistelrooy has been appointed caretaker manager at Old Trafford in the wake of Ten Hag's dismissal.He's set to take charge of the Carabao cup tie against Leicester City on Wednesday, but it is not clear whether he will be required to lead the team against Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday. ,Manchester City se aparta de la búsqueda de Rúben Amorim, dejando vía libre a Manchester United. El técnico portugués podría reemplazar a Erik ten Hag.

Manchester City se aparta de la búsqueda de Rúben Amorim, dejando vía libre a Manchester United. El técnico portugués podría reemplazar a Erik ten Hag.

Deportes de combate
octubre 29, 2024

Jake Paul impresiona con su físico para pelea con Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson’s Top Form Stuns Jake Paul, But Paul Promises Victory Anyway

Jake Paul elogia físico de Mike Tyson antes de pelea en Netflix, desafiante ante la leyenda.

Fútbol
octubre 29, 2024

Desigualdad persistente en el Balón de Oro femenino

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Oct 29, 2024, 07:00 AM ETAnother year, another Ballon d'Or ceremony. And, once more, the voices within the women's football community find themselves echoing past frustrations.Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmatí won the main prize again but the prestigious event, which should celebrate the pinnacle of football achievement, remains steeped in a troubling history of disrespect towards the women's game. Instead of progressing, it feels as though the ceremony is trapped in a cycle that undermines the extraordinary talent and dedication of female athletes.When Lyon's Ada Hegerberg won the inaugural award in 2018, she was asked if she could twerk on stage by French DJ Martin Solveig, a moment publicly criticised by tennis star Andy Murray among others. In 2024, when Bonmatí won, tennis player Novak Djokovic -- known for his opposition to equal pay in sports -- was chosen to present the award. It was a slap in the face to those who support women's sports when, if someone had to be involved from the world of tennis, options like Murray or Billie Jean King could have been considered.This year, Hollywood actress Natalie Portman, one of the many co-owners of NWSL's Angel City, presented Bonmatí with her second Ballon d'Or. Perhaps it's baby steps to create a slightly more inclusive and equal footing, given she is an advocate of the sport, but male winners are often handed their awards by football legends -- George Weah presented Rodri with his, for example -- which suggests a serious lack of effort from the organisers.And if you look at the scheduling of the ceremony, the disrespect gets worse.Since the women's Ballon d'Or category was introduced in 2018, the event has consistently been scheduled during a women's international break -- often a day before critical qualifiers or long-planned friendlies.Pick your top women's soccer player of 2024 in our ESPN FC Women's Rank fan poll. Then, tune into ESPN.com on Nov. 13 to see who wins. Vote now! England's Georgia Stanway -- who placed 23rd last year and was not nominated this term -- highlighted this oversight as few nominees were able to attend in October 2023. "Yeah it really is [frustrating] because it's potentially a once in a lifetime opportunity," she said. "You never know if you're ever going to get selected for such an accolade like that again, so it would be really nice to enjoy the experience and be there and feel like a star among the stars. If it was planned a little bit better, then it would be easier for a lot of female footballers to be there."This year, England manager Sarina Wiegman was nominated for the inaugural Women's Coach of the Year award but couldn't be there in person. "Of course, that's really disappointing, because that's a moment to celebrate women's football and to come together as a whole community in the women's football game, and the whole football world," she told a news conference on Monday ahead of Tuesday's friendly against South Africa. "You want to be there but we have a job to do, and we're here. It would be really helpful if that [the ceremony] could be planned on another date."Former Chelsea manager Emma Hayes won Coach of the Year -- based on her fifth-consecutive Women's Super League title, before leading the United States women's national team to Olympic gold just three months into her tenure -- but Hayes, and five U.S. nominees, couldn't attend the ceremony either.Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmatí won the award but only a handful of players could attend. FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty ImagesOnly a handful of the 30 shortlisted players were actually present including Barcelona's Bonmati, Caroline Graham Hansen, Salma Paralluelo and Alexia Putellas, Tigres UANL's Jenni Hermoso (who won the Socrates prize for humanitarian work, more on that later), and Arsenal's Mariona Caldentey. That was the shocking extent of the representatives for women's football.If no male nominees were at the Ballon d'Or due to scheduling conflicts, there would be an outcry. So why is it acceptable for the women's game? Who is responsible for this oversight? And who will step up and make it right? Every year, the issue is highlighted ... yet nothing changes.Although the event is meant to celebrate achievements in both men's and women's football, the women's game often feels like an afterthought. As former nominee Beth Mead said last year: "It was a tick-box to have women there, but they weren't doing it right."Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). The first women's Ballon d'Or was awarded 62 years after the men's, which began in 1956 at a time when women's football was still banned in many places. But even when it was introduced, the nominee list was limited to 20 names, unlike the men's 30. It took until the 2023 edition to correct that discrepancy. But others are still there.In the men's award, there is the Kopa Trophy for best young players and Yashin Trophy for best goalkeeper, but no equivalent awards exist for women. Some argue that the talent pool in women's football is smaller at the highest level, but this seems a flimsy excuse given the sport's rapid growth in recent years.Notably, the Kopa Trophy was only introduced for the men in 2018 and the Yashin Trophy in 2019. If similar awards for women follow the same pace, we might not see a female Kopa or Yashin winner until 2080.Then we have the blatant laziness and disregard shown toward women's nominees on the official social media account. Months ago, when the players were first announced it was haphazard and littered with errors; for example Caldentey was listed as representing Chelsea, even though she signed for Arsenal earlier in the season.Then, during the ceremony, each male player ranked 30th to 10th received an individual post celebrating their achievements with video highlights. For the women, those nominees were posted together in groups of five, with only their names and ages displayed -- no nationality, club, stats, or accolades.Barcelona's women's team were honoured but the focus was immediately taken by the men's team. EPA/Enric FontcubertaThe presentation of the Women's Club of the Year award, which celebrated Barcelona's historic quadruple that included a second consecutive Champions League title, was another bone of contention. Instead of focusing on the women's team's accomplishments, presenter Didier Drogba shifted attention to the men's team and the weekend's 4-0 El Clásico win over Real Madrid, prompting Barcelona president Joan Laporta to praise men's coach Hansi Flick.It was a massive opportunity for both the club representatives and presenters to wax lyrical about the exceptional success of Barcelona's women's team. Instead, their achievements were overshadowed by needless remarks about the men's team. Praising the men's team while accepting an award meant to honour the women's was tone deaf and just reinforces the lack of respect shown.Finally, we had the Socrates Award, introduced in 2022 and given to a footballer for their humanitarian work. This year it was awarded to Spain forward Hermoso for her stand against sexual violence fighting inequality against women after RFEF president Luis Rubiales' forcibly kissed her on the lips, allegedly without consent, during the medal ceremony after their 2023 World Cup success.Rubiales resigned and was banned by FIFA for three years, but it was hugely ironic that Hermoso received an award for fighting for women's equality at a ceremony that continues to highlight stark gender inequalities. When she was honoured, the ceremony hosts had to prompt a standing ovation because, although the women in the room had already risen, the men did not follow.Organisations often want to be perceived to be helping issues facing women's football but fail to address or correct the systematic inequalities. While the Ballon d'Or has introduced some minor improvements, it still falls short and is doing little more than the bare minimum to promote women's football.Year after year, the same critical issues are raised, yet the promise of meaningful progress remains unfulfilled. The time for superficial gestures has passed; it's time for the Ballon d'Or to respect the remarkable achievements of women's football fully. ,La ceremonia del Ballon d'Or femenino sigue siendo cuestionada por su falta de respeto hacia el fútbol femenino, con un historial problemático que no avanza.

La ceremonia del Ballon d’Or femenino sigue siendo cuestionada por su falta de respeto hacia el fútbol femenino, con un historial problemático que no avanza.

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octubre 29, 2024

Vinícius Junior y Real Madrid confundidos por snub Ballon d’Or

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playFáez: Real Madrid & Vinícius Júnior left confused by Ballon d'Or snub (1:31)Rodrigo Fáez explains why Vinícius Júnior and the Real Madrid delegation won't be travelling to the Ballon d'Or awards. (1:31)Oct 29, 2024, 05:33 AM ETVinícius Júnior's Real Madrid and Brazil teammates have backed the star forward after he lost out to Manchester City's Rodri in the race to win the 2024 men's Ballon d'Or.Vinícius, 24, had been widely expected to win the award on Monday, but finished second behind Rodri, with Jude Bellingham finishing third, Dani Carvajal fourth, and Erling Haaland fifth.Real Madrid boycotted the ceremony organised by France Football and UEFA, with none of the club's nominees for the various prizes -- Vinícius, Bellingham, Carvajal, Kylian Mbappé, Antonio Rüdiger, Federico Valverde, Andriy Lunin, Arda Güler and coach Carlo Ancelotti -- or club officials attending the event in protest.A club source told ESPN the result was "unfair" and "shameful," calling it "a historic robbery."Vinicius posted on social media later on Monday, saying "I'll do it 10x if I have to. They aren't ready."The forward helped lead Madrid to a LaLiga and Champions League double last season, scoring 24 goals in all competitions, including in the Champions League final.A number of Vinicius' teammates with Madrid and the Brazil national team reacted to the news on Monday, offering their support to the player."Football politics," Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga posted on X. "My brother, you are the best player in the world and no award can say otherwise.""You are the best and no one can take that away from you," Éder Militão -- who plays with Vinícius for club and country -- posted."Nothing will take away what you've achieved my brother," Aurélien Tchouaméni said. "We ALL know ... They are not ready for what you're gonna deliver."While Vinicius excelled for Madrid last season, he had a more difficult time at the Copa América with Brazil, scoring just twice -- in a 4-1 win over Paraguay -- as they were eliminated in the quarterfinals."Today, all Brazilians who love football woke up expecting to see another player from our country winning an award for the best in the world after so long," Brazil forward Richarlison posted on Instagram."Unfortunately, due to criteria that no one can understand, the award did not come. And don't get me wrong, Rodri is a great player, who deserves to be among the best. But Vini not winning this Ballon d'Or was embarrassing, and the only thing that lost today was football."A Brazilian has not won the award since Kaká in 2007, with Neymar finishing third in 2015 and 2017."I waited a whole year to see Vini Junior deservedly be recognised as the current best player," Brazil legend Marta said, in an angry video posted on Instagram. "And now you tell me that they are not giving him the Ballon d'Or to him? What Ballon d'Or is that!""I admire you and root for you more than any victory of mine," West Ham and Brazil midfielder Lucas Paquetá posted on Instagram. "I admire your story and the person you have become! You are the best! even if they say otherwise!" ,Vinícius Júnior de Real Madrid y sus compañeros de Brasil respaldan al delantero luego de perder el Balón de Oro masculino 2024.

Vinícius Júnior de Real Madrid y sus compañeros de Brasil respaldan al delantero luego de perder el Balón de Oro masculino 2024.

Fútbol
octubre 29, 2024

Jóvenes promesas emergen en el Arsenal: Conócelos.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playEchegaray: Liverpool will definitely be happier with the point (1:49)Luis Miguel Echegaray and Janusz Michalik debate which team will be happier with a point as Liverpool come from behind to earn a draw against Arsenal at the Emirates. (1:49)Arsenal operate with a smaller squad than most, and this season has seen manager Mikel Arteta call a number of youth-team players onto his bench as backup. With injuries to stars like Martin Ødegaard, Gabriel Magalhães, Riccardo Calafiori and Jurriën Timber to worry about, it could be sooner than later that we see some of them called into Premier League action, so what do you need to know?Ahead of Wednesday's clash with Preston in the Carabao Cup, here is a look at some teenagers who have made the breakthrough into the first-team squad this season -- we have left out talented midfielder Ethan Nwaneri as, even though he is still only 17, he has established himself already.Myles Lewis-Skelly, 18, LB/DM/CMThe first in line for a breakthrough, alongside 21-year-old central midfielder Salah-Eddine Oulad M'Hand, Lewis-Skelly has already seen minutes in three senior competitions for Arsenal this season. Not only was he rewarded with a start in the Carabao Cup against Bolton in September, in which he impressed at left-back, but he also came on late vs. Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. Arteta even trusted the youngster in the frenzied last minutes of the Premier League encounter at Manchester City while trying to hold a lead with 10 men -- when he was actually booked before even stepping foot on the pitch.Whether he is best equipped to play as a No. 6 or No. 8 midfielder, or even as a left-back, is a question still to be answered, but the England under-19 international does appear to be developing most of the tools to succeed in both roles.As a holding midfielder, Lewis-Skelly takes few risks, shields the ball well with his body and his excellent coordination. Put with fine dribbling skills, that sees him escape pressure and crowded areas with the ball at his feet. When used further up the pitch, he links with his forwards and his decision-making is of a standard usually associated with more senior players.On early evidence, Lewis-Skelly does look to be a player destined for a bright future in the game for club and country.Ethan Nwaneri, left, and Myles Lewis-Skelly, right, are the next young stars to break through at Arsenal. David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty ImagesIsmeal Kabia, 18, FWWhile Kabia might have gone under the radar due to recurring injuries, his impact for the under-21 side this season has been impressive enough to suggest that he could soon see his first Premier League minutes (in addition to his recent cameo in the Carabao Cup and being named among the substitutes in the North London derby.)Indeed, the 18-year-old -- who just signed his first professional contract -- possesses some rather spectacular attributes. More than anything, his acceleration from a standing position is nothing short of remarkable. Though he could still do with some added upper-body strength to withstand challenges, Kabia's dribbles down the right wing are a sight to behold. Nimble and quick on the turn, he is a tricky customer for opposing left-backs and chances are that Arteta will want to see what impact the Dutchman can make against more seasoned adversaries.Ayden Heaven, 18, CB/CMOne of Arsenal's academy graduates who drew praise from Arteta during preseason, Heaven mostly played in midfield (as a No. 6 or No. 8) during his early years but his future role is likely to be in defence as the England U19 international seeks regular first-team football.His upbringing as a midfielder does show; Heaven is comfortable on the ball, doesn't rush in possession, and his left-footed distribution is usually of a fine standard. However, while composure is a great asset for a teenager to possess, he can sometimes appear too casual on the ball and increased faith in his right foot when playing out from the back, paired with a tad more urgency, might be needed if he is to progress.Maldini Kacurri, 19, CBMaldini Kacurri, left, has an assertive style that will win him many fans. Alex Pantling/Getty ImagesNamed after legendary former AC Milan and Italy captain Paolo Maldini, Kacurri is a disrupter in more than one sense of the word. There is a trend at elite club academies of churning out cultured defenders, with brilliant passing skills and technique like midfielders. But the Albania U19 international is every bit a throwback centre-back who enjoys the physical aspects of the job and "assertive" may not do justice to his style. He fearlessly goes into challenges with total commitment, be it through an uncompromising tackle or emphatic shoulder charge.Kacurri is more than just physical though, he's quick too -- especially over longer distances -- and his powerful right foot sees him able to hit impressive long passes. Though the competition for a first-team spot in the heart of defence is ruthless (with William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães starring), Kacurri has already reached a couple of important milestones since the start of the season: in September he ticked off his first-team debut with 20 minutes against Bolton in the Carabao Cup and he just received his first call-up for Albania's U21 side.Josh Nichols, 18, RBFollowing a string of promising performances in the UEFA Youth League last season, Nichols was drafted in to the first-team squad for preseason and played the full 90 minutes vs. Bolton in the Carabao Cup in September.Tor-Kristian Karlsen is a Norwegian football scout and executive and is the former chief executive and sporting director at AS Monaco. He will write regularly for ESPN on the business of soccer and the process of scouting. The 18-year-old has spent nearly a decade at Hale End, joining the academy at the age of nine. Though he's made his name at right-back, he started his footballing trajectory as a forward and his skills on the ball are clearly inherited from his formative years. While his attacking inclination and front-foot enthusiasm may generate the most attention, he's also becoming a reliable defender; quick to close down a threat and, by way of his excellent pace, nipping in to pinch the ball in front of an opponent.Much like fellow right-back Josh Robinson (who made the squad for the PSG game), at this point in his development, Nichols is arguably ripe for a loan move to a Championship side (or even abroad) for even stronger competition than he faces in the U21s.Jack Porter, 16, GKWith David Raya and new signing Tommy Setford injured, and AFC Bournemouth loanee Neto cup-tied, Porter was thrown in at the deep end to start against Bolton. Indeed, at 16 years and 72 days, he became the youngest-ever starting debutant for Arsenal, which is not bad considering that the Essex-born youngster only made the switch from central midfield to goalkeeper four years ago.As a result of his early career, Porter is confident with the ball at his feet -- though learning to rely more on his left foot as he plays out from the back will improve his ability to cope better when being closed down. Among his top attributes are his agility, speed coming off his line, and sharp mental focus. The England under-17 international also boasts fine reflexes and the command of his penalty area (catching crosses; navigating spaces) is also remarkable for a player of his age. ,El Arsenal opera con una plantilla más pequeña; se espera que jugadores juveniles tengan acción en la Premier League pronto. Entre ellos se destaca Myles Lewis-Skelly.

El Arsenal opera con una plantilla más pequeña; se espera que jugadores juveniles tengan acción en la Premier League pronto. Entre ellos se destaca Myles Lewis-Skelly.

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