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noviembre 18, 2024

Revancha emocionante: Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov UFC 310

Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov – Odds and Match Preview

La revancha Gane vs. Volkov en UFC 310 el 7 de diciembre. Gane favorito (-250), Volkov underdog (+200).

Baloncesto

noviembre 18, 2024

Holiday jugará el martes contra Cavaliers tras lesión de rodilla

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Jrue Holiday ha tenido una destacada carrera en la NBA, con una producción sólida en puntos, rebotes, asistencias y robos de balón. Holiday ha mejorado en porcentaje de tiros libres, rebotes y triples, lo que agrega valor a su perfil en fantasy. A pesar de su edad, Holiday sigue siendo uno de los mejores jugadores en ambos lados de la cancha, demostrado por su inclusión en los equipos defensivos de la liga.,Jrue Holiday, destacado en la NBA por su versatilidad en puntos, rebotes, asistencias y robos. Mejora en tiros libres, rebotes y triples. Honor defensivo.

Jrue Holiday, destacado en la NBA por su versatilidad en puntos, rebotes, asistencias y robos. Mejora en tiros libres, rebotes y triples. Honor defensivo.

Baloncesto

noviembre 18, 2024

Gilgeous-Alexander brilla en derrota con las Thunder ante Mavericks

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander tuvo una destacada temporada 2022-23, terminando tercero en producción fantástica y siendo seleccionado en el All-NBA First Team. A pesar de las lesiones y la reconstrucción del equipo, Gilgeous-Alexander ha demostrado ser un guardia de calidad en ambos lados de la cancha. La próxima temporada, se espera que Gilgeous-Alexander siga siendo la opción número uno en ataque para los Thunder, aunque es posible que vea una disminución en su rendimiento debido a la llegada de nuevos jugadores al equipo.,Shai Gilgeous-Alexander brilló en la temporada 2022-23 con Oklahoma City; elegido en el All-NBA First Team, demostrando calidad a pesar de desafíos.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander brilló en la temporada 2022-23 con Oklahoma City; elegido en el All-NBA First Team, demostrando calidad a pesar de desafíos.

Baloncesto

noviembre 18, 2024

Washington consigue impresionante victoria contra Oklahoma City.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Después de llegar a un acuerdo de tres años con los Hornets, P.J. Washington tendrá un papel reducido esta temporada debido a la llegada de nuevos jugadores al equipo. Aunque Washington ha sido un jugador destacado durante los últimos tres años, su tiempo de juego se verá afectado por la presencia de Miles Bridges, Mark Williams, Brandon Miller y Gordon Hayward. A pesar de esto, Washington sigue siendo valioso en las ligas estándar y podría tener oportunidades de juego de alrededor de 25 minutos por noche.,P.J. Washington tendrá menos minutos con los Hornets debido a nuevos fichajes, pero sigue siendo valioso en ligas estándar con oportunidades de 25 minutos por noche.

P.J. Washington tendrá menos minutos con los Hornets debido a nuevos fichajes, pero sigue siendo valioso en ligas estándar con oportunidades de 25 minutos por noche.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 18, 2024

Combate emocionante entre Yan Xiaonan y Tabatha Ricci

Yan Xiaonan vs. Tabatha Ricci – Odds and Match Preview

El combate de UFC Yan Xiaonan vs. Tabatha Ricci en peso paja femenino promete emoción, con favorita Yan Xiaonan.

Fútbol

noviembre 18, 2024

La estrategia de fichajes de jóvenes talentos fútbolísticos

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. As a strategy, it seems to make sense: Secure the budding superstar before he becomes prohibitively expensive. It worked out great for Real Madrid with Vinícius Júnior (acquired for €45m at age 16) and Rodrygo (also €45m at age 17), less so with Reiner (€30m at 18). And, of course, the jury is still out on Endrick, who completed his move to LaLiga this summer.This past summer, we already saw Endrick, Leny Yoro, Archie Gray, Yankuba Minteh, Ernest Nuamah and Savinho move for €25m or more. What they have in common is that none of them have turned 21, and most of them have a very small body of work: a season, maybe two, as a starter in a top league.The logic is simple: Get a player like Yoro while he's young and you'll get more years out of him, plus he'll cost you less than three or four years down the line when he's an established superstar. The counterargument, however, is just as familiar. When dealing with very young players, there are tons of unknowns, tons of things that can go wrong and a limited amount of data on which to base your assessment. It's a bit like the number one pick in the NBA draft. Yes, you can land a generational talent, or you could end up with Anthony Bennett, Kwame Brown or Michael Owolokandi.With this in mind, I decided to look at the 25 most expensive transfer of Under-21 players between 1999 and 2022, figuring it was too early to assess those who moved last summer. I adjusted for inflation using this handy tool, and we used figures from Transfermarkt for consistency. Note that these figures aren't "official" because fees generally aren't disclosed, but they're generally reliable estimates. Note too that in some cases -- like Vinícius and Rodrygo, who remained in Brazil after Real Madrid announced their arrivals, or Kylian Mbappé, who technically joined PSG initially on loan -- we went with the date they were signed rather than when they actually transferred.Here's what the numbers say.1. Kylian MbappéPosition: Forward Move: Monaco to Paris Saint-Germain (18 years old in 2017) Fee: €180m (Adjusted for inflation: €210.6m)The granddaddy of them all, PSG would've wanted to keep him rather than losing him as a free agent to Real Madrid, but they got as much as they could out of him when there.Verdict: Met expectationsMbappe more than met expectations when he made his big move to PSG. Now at Real Madrid, the sky's the limit. Dennis Agyeman/Europa Press via Getty Images2. Ousmane DembéléPosition: Forward Move: Borussia Dortmund to Barcelona (20, 2017) Fee: €145m (€169.7m)Barca obviously overpaid massively to sign him because they were sitting on the Neymar money. Injuries curtailed his contribution (85 LaLiga starts in six years) and they had to let him go for €50m to PSG in 2023.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him3. João FélixPosition: Forward Move: Benfica to Atletico Madrid (19, 2019) Fee: €127.2m (€144m)His supposedly unlimited upside explains the huge fee, but he never quite went to the next level and has bounced around on loan the past few years instead.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed himJoão Félix was much-hyped during his arrival to Atletico Madrid, but he never reached the levels expected of him and is now playing at Chelsea. Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images4. Matthijs de LigtPosition: Defender Move: Ajax to Juventus (19, 2019) Fee: €85.5m (€96.8m)The Dutch international faced a steep learning curve at Juve, but he did his part and his club recouped most of the money back when they moved him on to Bayern Munich in 2022.Verdict: Met expectations5. Raheem SterlingPosition: Forward Move: Liverpool to Manchester City (20, 2015) Fee: €63.7m (€76m)A huge part of Pep Guardiola's early dominant City sides, the club got a big fee for him when he moved to Chelsea in 2022.Verdict: Surpassed expectationsRaheem Sterling is now playing under Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, who he worked under at Manchester City as well. Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images6. Christian PulisicPosition: Forward Move: Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea (20, 2019) Fee: €64m (€72.4m)Injuries played a part in his struggles as he never established himself as a consistent starter at Stamford Bridge. Moved to Milan for a cut-price €22m and is doing much better now.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him7. Anthony MartialPosition: Forward Move: AS Monaco to Manchester United (19, 2015) Fee: €60m (€71.6m)Spent nine years at Old Trafford, starting more than half the club's league games in a season just twice, and leaving as a free agent. Showed glimpses of his quality, but no consistency.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him8. Leroy SanéPosition: Forward Move: Schalke to Manchester City (20, 2016) Fee: €52m (€61.9m)Three mostly successful years were followed by a serious injury and then, somehow, a move to Bayern that enabled City to recoup their investment. Still, he exited with two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and three League Cups.Verdict: Met expectations9. Nicolas AnelkaPosition: Forward Move: Arsenal to Real Madrid (20, 1999) Fee: €35m (€56.2m)Scored just two league goals and had many arguments with the manager in his one season at the Bernabeu. Despite Champions League heroics and the fact Madrid recouped a big chunk of his fee, this is still a "miss."Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him10. Rafael LeãoPosition: Forward Move: Lille to Milan (20, 2019) Fee: €49.5m (€56m)Endured a slow start to his Milan career, but has grown steadily since. He's still waiting to take that leap to the top tier, but so far, so good.Verdict: Met expectationsRafael Leão is one of the most promising young wingers in Europe. Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images11. Javier SaviolaPosition: Forward Move: River Plate to Barcelona (19, 2001) Fee: €35.9m (€55.1m)His Camp Nou career started strong, but petered out in year three, followed by loan spells and free agency.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him12. Wayne RooneyPosition: Forward Move: Everton to Manchester United (18, 2004) Fee: €37m (€53.2m)Played 13 seasons at Old Trafford, won plenty of trophies and retired as the club's all-time goalscorer. Enough said.Verdict: Surpassed expectations13. Vinicius Jr. Position: Forward Move: Flamengo to Real Madrid (16, 2017) Fee: €45m (€52.6m)Took a while to get going, but the Brazil star has gone from strength to strength over the past three seasons and is very much a leader at the Bernabeu.Verdict: Surpassed expectationsplayHofman: Vinícius Júnior needs to act like Brazil's best playerGustavo Hofman debates what Brazil's biggest issue is after their 1-1 draw against Venezuela.14. RodrygoPosition: Forward Move: Santos to Real Madrid (17, 2018) Fee: €45m (€51.7m)Established himself as a starter at 21 and has only gotten better since then.Verdict: Met expectations15. Lucas MouraPosition: Forward Move: Sao Paulo to Paris Saint-Germain (20, 2012) Fee: €40m (€48.6m)Never quite achieved superstardom, but he was a big part of PSG's early success under Qatari ownership and they got back most of what they paid for him when he moved on to Tottenham after five years.Verdict: Met expectations16. Fábio SilvaPosition: Forward Move: Porto to Wolverhampton Wanderers (18, 2020) Fee: €40m (€44.9m)Had started one league game for Porto when Wolves picked him up in 2020. Since then, he's had three loan spells away from the club and caused plenty of head-scratching.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed himGabriele Marcotti and Julien Laurens dive into the latest news and gossip, analyze matches with special guests, and give their perspective on the world of football. Stream now 17. Luke ShawPosition: Defender Move: Southampton to Manchester United (18, 2014) Fee: €37.5m (€44.8m)On the one hand, he's had 10 years at United. On the other, it's been one of the worst decades in the club's history and injuries have limited him to starting less than half their league games since he arrived.Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him18. Dejan KulusevskiPosition: Forward Move: Atalanta to Juventus (19, 2019) Fee: €39m (€44.1m)Very inconsistent at Juventus, the mitigating factor here is that they eventually got most of their fee back when they shifted him to Tottenham.Verdict: Met expectations19. Renato SanchesPosition: Midfielder Move: Benfica to Bayern Munich (18, 2016) Fee: €35m (€41.7m)A move that was too much, too soon for a player who never made the grade, whether at Bayern or elsewhere (Swansea City on loan, Lille, PSG, Roma or Benfica).Verdict: A bust, at least for the team that signed him20. Nuno MendesPosition: Defender Move: Sporting Club to Paris Saint-Germain (19, 2021) Fee: €38m (€41.5m)Was developing nicely until injury cost him most of last season. Still 22, he's now on a trajectory to justify his fee.Verdict: Met expectations21. Josko GvardiolPosition: Defender Move: Dinamo Zagreb to RB Leipzig (18, 2020) Fee: €36.8m (€40.2m)Has already established as one of the best defenders in the world, and Leipzig made nearly tripled their money in transferring him to Manchester City.Verdict: Surpassed expectationsJosko Gvardiol has become a key player in defense for Manchester City and has scored several important goals, too. Ulrik Pedersen/DeFodi Images via Getty Images22. Jules KoundéPosition: Defender Move: Bordeaux to Sevilla (19, 2019) Fee: €35m (€39.6m)Enjoyed three solid seasons at Sevilla and then made a move to Barcelona that enabled his first LaLiga club to make a tidy profit.Verdict: Surpassed expectations23. Dominik SzoboszlaiPosition: Midfielder Move: FC Salzburg to RB Leipzig (20, 2021) Fee: €36m (€39.3m)One of those "in-house" moves between Red Bull clubs, so it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. That said, he made the grade at Leipzig and moved to Liverpool for nearly twice what it cost to get him to the German Bundesliga initially.Verdict: Surpassed expectations24. Wesley FofanaPosition: Defender Move: Saint-Etienne to Leicester City (19, 2020) Fee: €35m (€39.3m)Enjoyed an excellent debut season at Leicester, followed by a serious injury (which wouldn't be his last). Transferred to Chelsea for twice what they paid for him, making him a success for Leicester, though his long-term status remains unclear.Verdict: Surpassed expectations25. Amadou OnanaPosition: Midfielder Move: Lille to Everton (20, 2022) Fee: €35m (€35m)Had two very good seasons for a struggling club followed by, this summer, a €50m transfer to Aston Villa.Verdict: Met expectationsYou may or may not agree with the ratings, but the thing to remember here is whether the deal worked out for the original club, not whether the player went on to excel elsewhere. In some cases, even after subpar performances, fetching a good transfer fee for the player was enough to salvage the original deal.Read all the latest news and reaction from ESPN FC senior writer Gabriele Marcotti. What conclusions can we draw? Well, you can leave Mbappe to one side: he's an outlier. From a pure bean-counting perspective, given how much he cost and the fact he left for nothing in mid-career, you can call it a miss. But given PSG's financial situation -- in other words, the fact they could seemingly spend freely -- and the need to get on the map, you can possibly justify it.Beyond that, it's telling how many more misses than hits there are in the top 10. The "Dembele folly" -- with Barca panicking after Neymar's departure -- is well-chronicled. Joao Felix was a moon-shot: he boasted a unique set of skills and probably a higher ceiling than anyone on this list (other than Mbappe), but for that deal to work out, you would have needed him to ascend to G.O.A.T. candidate or thereabouts. Meanwhile De Ligt is the only defender in the top 16, which suggests it's pretty evident clubs feel more confident splashing cash for young attacking prospects.Once you get under a certain fee -- say, €55m -- there are more "hits." Though it's telling that several (Onana, Fofana, Szoboszlai, Kounde, Gvardiol) resulted in mid-sized clubs rolling the dice and quickly transferring the player to a bigger club within a couple seasons. That seems to be the sweet spot for that sort of deal.Another point that jumps out is longevity and how that affects perception. Here, it's all about Manchester United with Rooney, Shaw and Martial staying for 13, 10 (and counting) and 9 years respectively.Rooney was an unqualified success obviously, but to what degree is our perception of the other two negatively affected by longevity? Hindsight is 20/20. If we'd compiled this list in 2020, following a year in which Martial was fit and scored 23 goals, we might rate him higher and suggest he finally turned the corner. In Shaw's case, we could say that his fee -- spread out over 10 years of service -- represented value for money. (Though, on the other hand, his injury-record means United had to pay other guys to fill the left-back role during his long injury layoffs too.)The longevity argument works in reverse too, by the way. Had Leicester hung on to Fofana -- given how unlucky he's been with injuries -- you would probably call his move a failure. The same could be said of De Ligt and Kulusevski at Juventus.The bottom line? You're rolling the dice when you spend big on young players, simply because they're more difficult to assess. If you're a bigger club, it helps to have the patience to bring them along slowly, like Real Madrid did with Vini and Rodrygo or Milan with Leao, but there's no real formula here. Rarely does it make sense to go really, really big because if you do that, the ceiling needs to be really, really high. Most of the time, it simply isn't. ,Real Madrid apostó en jóvenes promesas: Vinícius Jr. (€45m a los 16) y Rodrygo (€45m a los 17) triunfaron, mientras que Reiner (€30m a los 18) decepcionó. Endrick, el veredicto aún incierto.

Real Madrid apostó en jóvenes promesas: Vinícius Jr. (€45m a los 16) y Rodrygo (€45m a los 17) triunfaron, mientras que Reiner (€30m a los 18) decepcionó. Endrick, el veredicto aún incierto.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 18, 2024

Combate titánico en UFC: Yan vs. Figueiredo por título

Petr Yan vs. Deiveson Figueiredo – Odds and Match preview

Pelea UFC Petr Yan vs. Deiveson Figueiredo el 23 de noviembre en Macao. Yan favorito; Figueiredo no favorito.

Fútbol

noviembre 18, 2024

Toby Alderweireld revela razón detrás de su retiro internacional

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 18, 2024, 09:12 AM ETFormer Belgium and Tottenham Hotspur defender Toby Alderweireld has said that he decided to end his international career after thinking he was "going to die."The 35-year-old Alderweireld, who still plays for Royal Antwerp in the Belgian league, quit international football in March 2023 after winning 127 caps.He was part of the so-called "Golden Generation" of players who finished third at the 2018 World Cup. He also took part in the 2014 and 2022 editions.Toby Alderweireld quit international football in March 2023. TF-Images/Getty ImagesAlderweireld said a first serious warning about his health came after a defeat in a Belgian Cup match against Union Saint-Gilloise."That's why I quit the Devils," he told Belgian media VRT."I couldn't sleep that night and went to the club early the next morning to do a strength session," he said. "Before I left, I took a caffeine pill because I don't like coffee."When I was in the car, my heart suddenly started beating at a rate of a thousand an hour. I thought: I'm going to have a heart attack. I'm done for, I'm never going to see my children again. I pulled over, walked into a furniture store and asked if they could call 911."Some time later, Alderweireld said panic took over him again, this time at night."It turned out that all the stress made my heart pound," he told the broadcaster. "That gave me a panic attack, which made my heart beat even faster. You actually drive yourself crazy. And at a certain point you think you're going to have a heart attack and die."Alderweireld later underwent medical examinations."We did extreme tests, but everything was okay," he said. "Then I started talking to people and they said it was due to too much stress. Purely a panic attack. Now I still suffer from that sometimes, but I can accept that because I know it's nothing." ,El ex defensor de Bélgica y Tottenham, Toby Alderweireld, reveló que decidió retirarse del fútbol internacional por salud, temiendo morir durante un partido.

El ex defensor de Bélgica y Tottenham, Toby Alderweireld, reveló que decidió retirarse del fútbol internacional por salud, temiendo morir durante un partido.