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Brazilian National Team Coach Carlo Ancelotti Convicted of Tax Fraud in Spain
09 Jul 2025 | 14:23
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21 Dez 2024 | 09:41 |
Elected as the best player in the world by FIFA and the Spanish newspaper "Marca", Vinícius Júnior failed to win the Ballon d'Or, from France Football, falling behind Rodri b>. Furthermore, this past Friday (20), Flamengo's creation was once again surpassed in the list of the important English newspaper: "The Guardian".
The English newspaper " The Guardian" released a list of the 100 best players of 2024 and placedRodri as the winner and Vini Jrin second, as well as in the Ballon d'Or award. This is because the Manchester City midfielder had 7,495 points, while the Real Madrid star had 7,427, a difference of 68 points. Voters listed the 40 best athletes, with those closest to the top having the highest total score.
According to the English newspaper, two judges leftRodriout of the top-40 and three did this with Vini Jr. Furthermore, 92 of the 197 voters chose the Spanish midfielder first, while 72 opted for the Brazilian star.
CHECK OUT THE TOP-100:
Rodri ( Manchester City)
Vinicius Jr. (Real Madrid)
Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
Lamine Yamal (Barcelona)
Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid)
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
Lautaro Martínez (Inter Milan)
Florian Wirtz (Bayer Leverkusen)
Daniel Carvajal (Real Madrid)
Kylian Mbappé (PSG/Real Madrid)
Mohamed Salah – Liverpool
Cole Palmer – Chelsea
Bukayo Saka – Arsenal
Nico Williams – Athletic Bilbao
Phil Foden – Manchester City
Toni Kroos – Real Madrid
Dani Olmo – Barcelona
Martin Odegaard – Arsenal
Jamal Musiala – Bayern Munich
Federico Valverde – Real Madrid
Robert Lewandowski – Barcelona
Ademola Lookman – Atalanta
Emiliano Martínez – Aston Villa
Antonio Rüdiger – Real Madrid
Raphinha – Barcelona
Granit Xhaka – Bayer Leverkusen
Lionel Messi – Inter Miami
William Saliba – Arsenal
Viktor Gyökeres – Sporting
Virgil van Dijk – Liverpool
Rodrygo – Real Madrid
Hakan Çalhanoğlu – Internazionale
Alex Grimaldo – Bayer Leverkusen < /p>
Declan Rice – Arsenal
Rúben Dias – Manchester City
Kevin De Bruyne – Manchester City
Luis Díaz – Liverpool
Alexis Mac Allister – Liverpool
Pedri – Barcelona
Bernardo Silva – Manchester City
Antoine Griezmann – Atlético Madrid < /p>
Cristiano Ronaldo – Al-Nassr
Serhou Guirassy – Stuttgart/Borussia Dortmund
Fabián Ruiz – PSG
Josko Gvardiol – Manchester City
Nicolò Barella – Internazionale
Vitinha – PSG
Artem Dovbyk – Griona/Roma
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – Napoli
Ederson – Manchester City
Thibaut Courtois – Real Madrid
Alessandro Bastoni – Inter Milan
Federico Dimarco – Inter Milan
Ollie Watkins – Aston Villa
Julián Alvarez – Manchester City/Atlético Madrid
Achraf Hakimi – PSG
Gabriel Magalhães – Arsenal
Luka Modric – Real Madrid
Omar Marmoush – Eintracht Frankfurt
Son Heung-min – Tottenham
Rafael Leão – Milan
Victor Boniface – Bayer Leverkusen
Bruno Fernandes – Manchester United
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Jeremie Frimpong – Bayer Leverkusen
Mats Hummels – Borussia Dortmund/Rome
Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool
Marcus Thuram – Internazionale
Kyle Walker – Manchester City
Xavi Simons – RB Leipzig
Álvaro Morata – Atlético de Madrid/Milan
Ángel Di María – Benfica
Marc Cucurella – Chelsea
Jonathan David – Lille
Victor Osimhen – Napoli/Galatasaray
Jonathan Tah – Bayer Leverkusen
Joshua Kimmich – Bayern Munich
James Rodríguez – São Paulo/Rayo Vallecano
Kai Havertz – Arsenal
Alisson – Liverpool
Giorgi Mamardashvili – Valencia
Pau Cubarsí – Barcelona
Andriy Lunin – Real Madrid
Cristian Romero – Tottenham
Cody Gakpo – Liverpool
Michael Olise – Crystal Palace/Bayern Munich
David Raya – Arsenal
Jules Koundé – Barcelona
Bradley Barcola – PSG
Eduardo Camavinga – Real Madrid
Alexander Isak – Newcastle
Unai Simón – Athletic Bilbao
Gregor Kobel – Borussia Dortmund
Dusan Vlahovic – Juventus
Savinho – Griona/Manchester City
Christian Pulisic – Milan
Christian Pulisic – Milan
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Mike Maignan – Milan
Riccardo Calafiori – Bologna/Arsenal
Aleksandar Mitrovic – Al-Hilal
Julian Brandt – Borussia Dortmund
Marcel Sabitzer – Borussia Dortmund
Com Vini Jr, ex-Flamengo, Merengues entra em campo neste sábado no Santiago Bernabéu buscando reduzir a distância para o líder Barcelona antes da virada do ano
20 Dez 2025 | 15:14 |
A última rodada do Campeonato Espanhol antes das festividades de fim de ano prossegue neste sábado, 20 de dezembro. Após a abertura da jornada na sexta-feira (19) com o empate em 1 a 1 entre Valencia e Celta de Vigo, as atenções se voltam para o Santiago Bernabéu. A partir das 17h (horário de Brasília), o Real Madrid recebe o Sevilla em um duelo decisivo para as pretensões de ambas as equipes na tabela da LaLiga 2025/26.
As duas equipes chegam para o confronto deste fim de semana com sentimentos distintos herdados dos compromissos de meio de semana pela Copa do Rei. O Real Madrid, sob o comando do técnico Xabi Alonso, garantiu sua vaga nas oitavas de final ao superar o Talavera por 3 a 2.
Por outro lado, o Sevilla busca juntar os cacos e dar uma resposta ao seu torcedor. A equipe da Andaluzia foi surpreendida pelo Alavés e, após uma derrota por 1 a 0, acabou eliminada precocemente do torneio eliminatório nacional.
O Real Madrid entra em campo consolidado na segunda colocação, posto que não perderá nesta rodada independentemente do placar. Com 39 pontos (somando 12 vitórias, três empates e duas derrotas), os merengues estão quatro pontos atrás do líder Barcelona e mantêm quatro de vantagem sobre o Villarreal, terceiro colocado. O objetivo no Bernabéu é vencer para pressionar o rival catalão na briga pelo título.
Para os torcedores brasileiros que desejam acompanhar a partida, a transmissão será exclusiva via streaming. O duelo entre Real Madrid e Sevilla, válido pela 17ª rodada de LaLiga, será exibido ao vivo pela plataforma Disney+. A bola rola no Santiago Bernabéu pontualmente às 17h (horário de Brasília).
Real Madrid: Courtois; Valverde, Huijsen, Rüdiger e Fran García; Tchouaméni, Arda Güler e Bellingham; Rodrygo, Mbappé e Vinicius Jr. Técnico: Xabi Alonso.
Sevilla: Vlachodimos; Carmona, Cardoso, Gudelj, Castrín e Oso; Agoumé, Mendy e Sow; Peque e Isaac Romero. Técnico: Matías Almeyda.
The president's homes in Roraima, his home state, and in Rio de Janeiro, where he resides as head of the entity, received agents for investigations.
30 Jul 2025 | 11:50 |
The headquarters of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), in Rio de Janeiro, was the target of a Federal Police operation on Wednesday morning (30). The agents carried out a search and seizure warrant related to Operation Caixa Preta, which investigates alleged electoral crimes committed in Roraima. The president of the entity, Samir Xaud, was one of the targets.
CBF releases statement on the case: "The operation has no relation whatsoever with the CBF or Brazilian football"
Despite the police presence, nothing was seized, according to the CBF itself. The organization also stated, in an official statement, that the director " is not the focus of the investigation " and that the operation has no connection with football or the confederation.
According to the Federal Police, the operation focused primarily on Federal Deputy Helena Lima (MDB-RR), whose deputy is Samir Xaud in the Chamber . She is suspected of involvement in a vote-buying scheme. Ten search and seizure warrants were executed, and R$10 million was frozen in the accounts of those under investigation.
The investigation began during the 2024 municipal elections, when businessman Renildo Lima, the parliamentarian's husband, was arrested with R$500,000 in cash , part of which was hidden in his underwear. According to sources close to Samir Xaud, PF agents remained at the CBF headquarters for about 30 minutes. No material was seized during the operation.
In an official statement, the CBF declared: "The operation has no connection with the CBF or Brazilian football, and president Samir Xaud is not the focus of the investigation. The entity has not received any official information about the subject of the investigation . No equipment or materials were taken by the agents. The president remains calm and at the disposal of the authorities for any clarification."
The only Brazilian driver in Formula 1 says that the tennis player is one of his inspirations in the pursuit of goals in his own career in the sport.
12 Jul 2025 | 14:34 |
Two young Brazilians on the rise on the international sports scene have demonstrated mutual admiration : 20-year-old driver Gabriel Bortoleto, in his debut season in Formula 1 with Sauber, and 18-year-old tennis player João Fonseca , who competes on the ATP professional circuit.
Gabriel Bortoleto on João Fonseca: "He is incredible"
In an interview with the official F1 website, Bortoleto was asked what career he would pursue if he weren't a driver. His response was good-natured: "I admire a Brazilian, João Fonseca . He's incredible. He's climbing the ATP rankings, and I think he'll be a future star ."
Despite his admiration for tennis, the Brazilian admitted that his experience in the sport is still limited. "Tennis is fascinating, I love watching it and I like the players' mentality , but I don't play it often. I play a lot of padel, but I need to start playing real tennis."
When asked where he sees himself in five years, Bortoleto was blunt: " I'd like to be world champion ." According to him, being in F1 is already part of that process: "The best drivers in the world are here. I've always wanted to be here precisely to fight against them and, who knows, become the best one day."
A native of São Paulo, the driver began his karting career at the age of six and now rubs shoulders with some of the biggest names in motorsports. He also praised his team principal, Mattia Binotto , and highlighted the importance of idols like Ayrton Senna.
Bortoleto also revealed his closeness with current four-time world champion Max Verstappen. " Max and Ollie Bearman are the two guys I'm closest with in the paddock . I started playing video games with Max, and then we started training together on the simulator, back in the Formula 3 days."
According to the Brazilian, this friendship has evolved, and today the two share time off the track. " We have a group of friends with whom we play simulators . I'm even an ambassador for his team, Team Redline. Since then, we've spent a lot of time together—and it's been a lot of fun."
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