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Date published: Tuesday 11th May 2021 1:00 - Neil Foster
Everton have reportedly sent ‘a proposal’ to Juventus star Juan Cuadrado as manager Carlo Ancelotti looks to strengthen his squad this summer.
The Toffees have enjoyed a
solid Premier League campaign and sit eighth in the table with four games to go. They are still in with a chance of qualifying for Europe and have a game in hand on many clubs above them. Regardless of whether they do make the Europa League, Ancelotti
And he is said to be a ‘great admirer’ of the Colombia international.
Cuadrado, who spent an unsuccessful short stint with Chelsea in 2015, will be out of contract with Juve next summer.
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21 - Brahim Díaz (21 years and 279 days) is the youngest AC Milan player to have scored away from home against Juventus in the Serie A since Alexandre Pato (19y 103d) in December 2008. Trajectory.#SerieA#JuveMilanpic.twitter.com/IQebd6pcQq OptaPaolo (@OptaPaolo) May 9, 2021
With that strike, he became the youngest player to score for AC Milan on Juventus ground at the age of 21 years and 279 days.
Alexandre Pato – who now represents Orlando City in Major League Soccer – achieved his mark on December 14, 2008, in the Red and Blacks’ 4-2 loss to the Old Lady while he was 19 years and 103 days old.
Unbeaten in their last three games, Andrea Pirlo’s men faced their eternal rivals with the ambition of brightening their chances of qualifying for next season’s Champions League.
UEFA Women s Champions League: Financial distribution model central to European game s drive for sustainability Tuesday 27 April 2021
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UEFA has approved a new financial distribution model for the 2021-25 cycle of its Women’s Champions League. We explain why this will pave the way to a more sustainable future for the entire women’s game.
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Why is the new financial distribution model for the UEFA Women’s Champions League so important for the long-term future of the women’s game? Introduced for the 2021-25 cycle of the competition, UEFA’s financial distribution model will help ensure the long-term sustainability of European women’s football by: