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يخطط نادي باريس سان جيرمان لإرضاء جناح الفريق الأول لكرة القدم، ليونيل ميسي، بكل الطرق من أجل الحصول على توقيعه الجديد للاستمرار في ملعب “حديقة الأمراء”.

وينتهي عقد ميسي مع باريس سان جيرمان في نهاية الموسم الحالي وتحديدًا في 30 يونيو 2023، ولا ينوي الأرجنتيني بحسب الصحافة الفرنسية التمديد مع النادي.

اقرأ أيضًا.. تعقد مفاوضات تجديد عقد ميسي مع باريس سان جيرمان بسبب كأس العالم

الأسباب التي خرجت عبر الصحافة هي أن ميسي لا يرى أي مشروع رياضي واضح في باريس سان جيرمان مع خروج النادي المتتالي من بطولة دوري أبطال أوروبا.

وبحسب صحيفة “سبورت” الكتالونية فإن إدارة باريس سان جيرمان تنوي التعاقد مع صفقة مدوية لإقناع ميسي بالتجديد إلا وهي مهاجم توتنهام ومنتخب إنجلترا، هاري كين.

وزعم التقرير أن كين يبدو أنه قد قرر الرحيل أخيرًا عن توتنهام وقدر الأخير ثمنه بمبلغ يصل إلى 100 مليون يورو، لكن هذه الخطوة ليس من المؤكد أن تضمن لباريس سان جيرمان بقاء ميسي.

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Em 8 de abril, logo depois de perder, nos pênaltis, a final do último Campeonato Paulista para o Corinthians, no Allianz Parque, o presidente do Palmeiras, Maurício Galiotte, chamou o Estadual de “Paulistinha”. E o dirigente continua considerando o torneio “pequeno” para o clube.

-É um campeonato pequeno para o projeto do Palmeiras. O Palmeiras tem projetos maiores do que esse campeonato. E falei isso para a torcida naquele dia – disse Galiotte à rádio Jovem Pan, admitindo ainda estar irritado pela anulação de um pênalti em Dudu no tempo normal, em lance no qual o Verdão foi até o Superior Tribunal de Justiça Desportiva para provar interferência externa ilegal na arbitragem.

Chegou-se a cogitar até a ausência do Palmeiras no próximo Paulistão, ou que o clube utilizasse somente jogadores das categorias de base no torneio. Mas as duas opções estão descartadas, embora o presidente ainda esteja rompido com a Federação Paulista de Futebol (FPF) e ressalte que não estará noConselho Técnico do Paulistão 2019 na terça-feira, na sede da FPF.

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– Não foi restabelecida (a relação), não estarei presente e, o que for resolvido lá, o Palmeiras assume. E não estou nem um pouco preocupado com isso. A Federação que faça o trabalho deles lá, e faço o meu trabalho aqui. O Palmeiras, institucionalmente, vai estar em campo. Vamos jogar, trabalhar estrategicamente o campeonato e ponto final. Não vou na Federação e o que decidirem estará decidido – afirmou o dirigente.

– O regulamento não permite jogar com o time sub-20, mas permite alguns desses jogadores, se não me engano até cinco em campo. Vamos decidir isso com o Felipão para preparar o time para o resto do ano – prosseguiu Galiotte.

ESPNcricinfo previews the IPL match between Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Daredevils in Jaipur

The Preview by Kanishkaa Balachandran30-Apr-2012Match factsMay 1, 2012, Jaipur
Start time 2000 (1430 GMT)Royals are back at their fortress, where they have a 100% record against Daredevils•AFP

Big PictureRajasthan Royals will still be wondering how they botched the chase against Delhi Daredevils two days back. With 15 needed off 12 balls, with nine wickets in hand, you would back yourself for a comfortable chase. Yet, what ensued reiterated the theory that all it takes is good over to tilt the scales in Twenty20s. Leave too much to the end, and the joke’s on you. Royals have a chance to set things right against the same opponent, in their Jaipur fortress. They will be boosted by the arrival from the West Indies of the Australian Shane Watson, who will have to conquer jet-lag first, and Morne Morkel next. If Watson does play straightaway, the question is who will make way – either Brad Hodge or Owais Shah. Three consecutive defeats will be at the back of their minds when they take on the in-form Daredevils.With 14 points, Daredevils are still on top. Should they lose, they will remain in that position. Luck’s going their way and their season has been a marked improvement from last year. This will be Kevin Pietersen’s last game before he flies back home and his presence as an impact player will be missed. A big plus for Daredevils is the contribution of two low-profile Indian players – Shahbaz Nadeem and Yogesh Nagar. Nagar was the unsung hero of the previous game, making the most of the final over to give the score some respectability.Form guide (most recent first)
Delhi Daredevils: WWWLW
Rajasthan Royals: LLLWWPlayers to watchThough Morkel’s tight penultimate over in the chase hogged the attention, Umesh Yadav’s effort in the final over cannot be ignored. Though he had 12 to defend, he was parsimonious in his first three deliveries, giving away only two runs. A freak six by Ajinkya Rahane nearly overshadowed his efforts, but Yadav held his nerve for the final ball, beating the well-set Rahane for pace.Royals’ Amit Singh picked up two wickets, but was the most expensive bowler at the Kotla, giving 41 runs. Twenty of those came off his final over, the last of the innings, which made the difference in the final analysis. If Siddharth Trivedi returns, Amit Singh’s place could be in trouble.Stats and trivia Royals and Daredevils have played each other twice at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium. Royals won both games.Daredevils run-rate in the last six overs stands at 9.15, while their bowlers concede 8.11 per over in the last six.Quotes”We probably bowled the best of any teams against Delhi, who have such a formidable batting line-up.”

“Great spirit shown by the team. Brilliant stuff from Morne. Must have been heartbreaking for Ajinkya though.”

Tim Southee is expected to be dropped from the New Zealand squad for the second Test against South Africa, after conceding 140 runs for no wicket in the first Test

ESPNcricinfo staff11-Mar-2012

Tim Southee is expected to be dropped from the New Zealand squad for the second Test against South Africa, after conceding 140 runs for no wicket in the first Test, in Dunedin. Southee also had a torrid time in the limited-over games against South Africa, going for 64 off 10 overs in the first ODI, 61 off eight in the second, and 40 runs off four overs in the second Twenty20. Brent Arnel and Andrew Ellis are both in the Test squad and one of them is expected to take Southee’s place in the XI.Southee will go back to domestic cricket and play for Northern Districts in the next round of the Plunket Shield, which starts on Saturday, to work on issues with technique and form. Before the home series against South Africa, Southee had not had much to do in New Zealand’s thrashing of Zimbabwe in the two-and-a-half-day Napier Test. On the tour of Australia last year, his five wickets had come at 44.6 runs apiece, and he was overshadowed by Doug Bracewell.Ross Taylor, the New Zealand captain, had said after the first Test against South Africa that Southee had been having issues with his action. “Tim did not have the game of his life,” Taylor said. “He struggled a little bit with his action but he’s played a few Tests now. He’s a confidence player and hopefully he can bounce back from this.”Meanwhile, BJ Watling and Dean Brownlie remain on the injured list for New Zealand, meaning Kruger van Wyk and Rob Nicol are likely to keep their places in the XI. Brownlie is expected to be back for the third Test.The second Test is in Hamilton, starting March 15.Edited by Dustin Silgardo

The Asian Cricket Council has confirmed that the Asia Cup 2012 will go ahead as scheduled, from March 12 to 22 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, all but ruling out the possibility of Pakistan touring India as outlined in the Future Tours Programme. The decision was taken at the ACC’s meeting in Singapore earlier this week; it also endorsed, pending a fuller discussion and satisfaction with security and other issues, a proposal by Pakistan to host the 2014 tournament.”It was agreed that the Asia Cup 2012 would go ahead on the proposed dates,” Subhan Ahmed, the PCB chief operating officer, told ESPNcricinfo. “There was discussion of the ACC postponing the Asia Cup if both India and Pakistan agreed to play their series within that slot but that idea has faded out for many reasons.”The PCB was hoping at the meeting to get some confirmation from the BCCI on the resumption of bilateral series between India and Pakistan but Ahmed said that the BCCI representative, Ratnakar Shetty, was unable to give any assurance in the absence of N Srinivasan, the president of the Indian board.”Pakistan-India series was not on the agenda at the ACC meeting but we were looking forward to Srinivasan coming across to discuss it,” Ahmed said. “We had an ideal platform here to talk with our India counterpart but he [Srinivasan] didn’t attend the meeting.”He [Shetty] was not in a position to talk on it. So I don’t think India and Pakistan could play each other in a full series next year but they will meet in the Asia Cup.”Zaka Ashraf, the PCB chairman, was also in Singapore. He was due to travel to Chennai in the first week of December to talk to Srinavasan on the mutual cricketing interests of both countries but the sudden illness of Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari, also the PCB’s chief patron, forced him to postpone of the visit.At the ACC meeting, Pakistan also proposed hosting the 2014 Asia Cup. Ahmed said that the other ACC members showed their support and understood how essential the hosting of the event was for the country but asked the PCB to satisfy them on security concerns. “Our request has been endorsed and was not turned down. They want a full discussion on the precautionary steps that the PCB will take to ensure security. We obviously assured them the best and the case has been deferred until next meeting.”

Tillakaratne Dilshan, the Sri Lanka captain, has said he will not consider changing the way he bats after a pair of impetuous innings contributed to his team’s heavy defeat by Australia in the first Test in Galle

Daniel Brettig03-Sep-2011

Tillakaratne Dilshan, the Sri Lanka captain, has said he will not consider changing the way he bats after a pair of impetuous innings contributed to his team’s heavy defeat by Australia in the first Test in Galle.Mahela Jayawardene and Angelo Mathews added 142 before being parted on the fourth day, showing what might have been achieved by Sri Lanka with a little more application on the most difficult of Galle pitches. Dilshan admitted his side’s first innings surrender for 105 had been the key to their downfall, but has no intention of reining in his own game.”We can’t expect to get out for 105 in the first innings [and win],” Dilshan said. “That is why we lost this match. We can’t give a 150-run lead, especially on this kind of wicket. We planned to get 220-230 runs [in the fourth innings] but unfortunately we had to get 400 runs.”[But] I’m not going to change my batting, I’ve batted aggressively over the last three or four years and I want to play my shots. I play my natural game. Especially on a wicket that it is not easy to survive on, you have to play some shots and overcome that [challenge] with something special.”On the second morning Dilshan drove Trent Copeland’s first ball for four then attempted to repeat the shot from the second and was pouched at short cover by Ricky Ponting. In the second innings he played a succession of questionable strokes before being bowled by Ryan Harris, helping open up the innings and the match for Australia.Sri Lanka have now gone nine matches since last registering a Test victory, the sort of streak that puts Australia’s struggles around the Ashes series into some perspective. The hosts are yet to win a Test since the retirement of Muttiah Muralitharan, who seems to have left the same sort of hole Richard Hadlee did for New Zealand when he retired in 1990.”We have to find a way to win matches,” Dilshan said. “After Murali retired, it is very difficult to win matches, but we’ve got new spinners. I look forward to winning upcoming matches.The omission of Ajantha Mendis had been a talking point through the match, especially in the second innings when Suraj Randiv did not trouble Australia as much as a spin bowler might have expected to on a dastardly pitch. Dilshan defended the selectors’ call.”In the last few matches Randiv and [Rangana] Herath clearly did well for our team. Mendis played in the last Test series, but these two have been better overall. That is why we picked them. I feel they were a good choice for this wicket.”Sri Lanka’s primary consolation came from Jayawardene and Mathews, who showed tremendous courage and skill to hold up Australia’s attack. Dilshan said he had nurtured slims hopes for victory while Jayawardene was at the crease.”Their fightback was great. After being 68 for five, I felt they put us in a winning position at one stage,” he said. “Mahela batted really well, he showed his character and experience.”He’s batted in these kinds of situations a lot over the last six or seven years for Sri Lanka. When the team is struggling, he puts his hand up and puts runs on the board. Today he did the same thing. Unfortunately he got out to the new ball, but I’m really happy with the way these two batted.”