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Arsenal Legend Wright: Saka Better As A Winger

Arsenal Struggling To Agree New Saka Deal

By Adeboye AmosuMay 11, 20200

Arsenal have reportedly made little progress in contract discussions with Bukayo Saka. The left-sided academy graduate has emerged as an…

Dortmund's Nnamdi Collins Rejects Chelsea Transfer

Dortmund’s Nnamdi Collins Rejects Chelsea Transfer

By Adeboye AmosuMay 8, 20202

Chelsea have reportedly failed with their bid to sign Borussia Dortmund youngster Nnamdi Collins. While Frank Lampard has made a…

Arsenal Legend Wright: Saka Better As A Winger

Borussia Dortmund ‘To Raid Arsenal For Saka’

By Adeboye AmosuApril 26, 20200

Borussia Dortmund are reportedly considering a summer move for Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka. The 18-year-old has made 29 appearances in all…

Germany’s Bundesliga could resume from May 9, regional leaders of the country’s biggest states said on Monday, although games can only take place without spectators to prevent coronavirus contagion. Markus Soeder, state premier of Bavaria which hosts champions Bayern Munich, said it remains “completely unimaginable to have spectators” in the stadiums given the need for social distancing to slow the virus spread. But “we could perhaps from May 9 play such a round of ‘ghost games’,” Soeder told Bild, using the German term “Geisterspiele” for matches played in empty stadiums. "A weekend with football is much more bearable than a weekend without football,” he added. Likewise, Armin Laschet, premier of North Rhine-Westphalia state which is home to Borussia Dortmund, said Germany’s top-flight could resume “on condition that there is a thoroughly thought-out concept”. The German Football League has presented “safeguards” in recent days, said Laschet, adding he “can imagine us returning to ‘ghost games'”. The backing of the premiers of Germany’s two most powerful states could prove to be crucial to the league as it mulls a resumption of the Bundesliga. A decision is imminent with a video conference due to be held on Thursday between the DFL and 36 clubs in the first and second divisions. While Germany began easing curbs and allowing smaller shops to open from Monday, large public events have been scrapped through to August 31. In the face of pressure from an industry anxious to get business going again, Laschet, who controls Germany’s biggest state by population, has pushed for more relaxations. But Soeder, who runs the biggest state by surface, has taken a more cautious stance, including keeping schools shut a week longer than elsewhere in Germany. German football was halted on March 13 to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Germany, which currently has 141,672 confirmed cases and 4,404 deaths as a result of the pandemic. The DFL is desperate for the season to be finished by June 30 to secure an instalment of television money, reportedly worth around 300 million euros ($326 million). It is hoping to get the green light from Angela Merkel’s national government for the top two tiers to resume next month — possibly on May 9 or 16.

Bundesliga to resume behind closed doors May 9

By Adeboye AmosuApril 21, 20200

Germany’s Bundesliga could resume from May 9, regional leaders of the country’s biggest states said on Monday, although games can…

Cole Hails Ighalo's Impact At Manchester United

Ighalo Could Open Pathway For Haaland Transfer To Man United

By Adeboye AmosuMarch 23, 20200

Odion Ighalo could pave the way for Erling Haaland to join Manchester United. The Nigeria international was the shock signing…

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