Barcelona signs Trincao for 31 million euros
The end signs until 24/25 and will have a 500 million clauseThe 20-year-old will join Barça next season Photo: Getty Barcelona has made official the signing of Francisco Trincao, left-handed extreme of 20 years of Braga. The Portuguese player will join the Blaugrana discipline from next year, sign for five seasons and cost 31 million euros.After the attempt by a forward to cover the long-term loss of Luis Suarez failed, Barcelona has decided to move ahead of the next season and has turned the young attacker, who has established a 500 million euro termination clause, in its first incorporation for the 20/21 course.Trincao is a stranger to the average fan, but he has been gaining weight in a Braga in which he debuted in the 18/19 season and in which he has established himself in the current course, where he accumulates three goals and six assists in 21 games.
Alaves98 The youth squad Gaizka Larrazabal He was the last footballer to debut with the Athletic shirt. On the other hand, at Real Madrid, that honor corresponds to the foreigners Rodrygo and Areola. And in Barcelona it is Martin Braithwaite although it is not included in the computation carried out by CIES, so the last one is that period is the young Ansu Fati. Eibar81 The CIES Football Observatory has carried out a study in which it quantifies the number of players the clubs have used in their domestic leagues in the last five years. The first places are occupied by sets of South America. The period that has been analyzed includes the last five years (from January 2015 to the last day of December 2019).At this time, the Deportivo Pasto, from Colombia, has used up to 176 different players. The Top-3 is completed by the Paraguayan set of Deportivo Capiatá with 162 footballers and the last step of the podium is for the Atlético Huila Colombian, with 154. In the last place, with only 44 players lined up, the Shanghai SIPG, from China. He Urawa Red Diamonds Japanese is the next club, with 48 members on its staff at this time.Ranking in LaLiga SantanderAccording to the data provided by CIES, Athletic is the team that has used the fewest footballers in these five years. 50 different players have entered the fray in this period. Nearby is the Real Madrid with 54 players, seven fewer than Barcelona. The culé set, between 2015 and 2019, has used 61 different players. Real Madrid54 I raised89 Real society63 Betis88 Seville96 Barcelona61 Leganes100 Villarreal78 Real Valladolid107
Osasuna90 Pomegranate119 TeamsNumber of players used Spanish78 Getafe102 Athleticfifty Valencia71 Majorca114 Atlético de Madrid65 Celtic69 In the Premier, the big clubs have similar figures during this five-year period: Tottenham (51); Manchester City (52); Arsenal (56); United (63); Liverpool (64) and Chelsea (65).In the Bundesliga, the teams have similar figures: Leverkusen (52); Bayern Munich (59); Leipzig (59); Borussia (66) and Schalke (75).The Italian teams in the A series They have always been characterized by having more players on the payroll: Naples (58); Juventus (72); Lazio (75); Milan (78); Inter (81) and Rome (86).And in the Ligue 1 French, surprising the number of footballers who have passed through the Monaco (100). The rest, in the line of the European clubs: PSG (71); Olympique Marseille (72) and Olympique Lyon (73).
A 300-bed Ebola Treatment Center, located at the New Ministry of Defense building in Congo Town, Monrovia, was last Friday dedicated by President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, but doctors told reporters they don’t expect a flood of patients.“540,” the name of the community that hosts the Ministry of Defense building and new ETU in Congo Town, boasts 20 doctors, among them Cubans, 28 nurses and 68 other specialized medical professionals, including psycho-social counselors. Human resource officer, Lavele Sumbo told the Daily Observer that the center would receive patients beginning this week. “Though the center can accommodate 300 persons,” Sumbo said, “we intend to admit ten patients a week.” He said the intent is to restrict the center to 100 patients to ensure proper care, due to the delicate nature of the disease. “It will also depend on the number of Ebola infested patients that will be brought to the center,” Sumbo said. Health workers and doctors at the center held a meeting yesterday, preparing to receive its first patients, beginning today, Monday, November 3. They, however, told the Daily Observer that with the positive decline of the infection and the lower report of Ebola victims, “We don’t expect to receive a rush of patients to this center.” Sumbo, who has worked at the J.F.K Medical Center as a nurse throughout the Ebola fight, expressed the hope that with the decline of infections, it would provide the center much capacity to care for the predicted few expected at the center. The united front to defeat the Ebola Virus Disease has been successful, simply because health workers and doctors were prepared to stake their lives to save their fellow Liberians. He recalled during the crisis period when Ebola victims were more than could be helped, “We could only do what was necessary by not abandoning our fellow Liberians who were in need in that critical period. “When I saw the recovery of more than one hundred infected Liberians,” Sumbo recalled, “I knew that the war against the Ebola Virus Disease was winnable.” Physician Assistant Lawrence Doe, who had trained in the People’s Republic of China said, “The fight against the Ebola Virus Disease” was a serious challenge to the medical profession. With reference to the dedicated ETU, Doe said that since the opening last Friday, there has not been any rush of patients, and as a result, there is a high hope that the center would not be overwhelmed. He could, however, not be specific about any prediction of the number expected, but Doe said a couple of weeks from now could make all the difference regarding the number of patients that would be cared for. The new Ministry of Defense building got the nickname 540, according to residents, as a result of former combatants who were housed there during President Charles Taylor’s administration, and were each paid US$540.00 a month.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Police have arrested a man for the murder of James Stuart, who was killed at La Grange, West BankJames Stuart was found dead at La Grange on SundayDemerara (WBD) on Sunday.The 51-year-old labourer’s body was discovered along the roadside near his Lot 101 Unity Street, La Grange, WBD home.Guyana Times was told that one male suspect is being held and questioned over the July 17 killing.This publication understands that the suspect was also wanted for other crimes in the area and was also involved in several altercations.Stuart, also known as “Goobie”, was reportedly drinking at ‘Ann Jones’ shop on Saturday night before he vanished just after midnight.Brother of the deceased, Lloyd Richards, related that he was surprised by his friends, while on his way to the market, when he was asked if had seen Stuart.The man’s body was later found after sunrise.Reports indicated that robbery might have been the motive behind the murder. Relatives had also observed that Stuart was beaten severely, which was confirmed by an autopsy report performed on Wednesday. The autopsy revealed that the man died from haemorrhaging and other injuries to the head. Reports also indicated that his eye was reportedly protruding from his head.Meanwhile, the suspect who escaped from the La Grange Police Station last week during a power outage has not been re-captured. That suspect, Anthony Jhagroo, had been held for the beating to death of mechanic Yogeswar Shivcharran at Bell West. Police are still searching for him.
New officers to run the Sports Writers Association of Liberia for the next two years were installed last Saturday at an installation program held at the YMCA on Broad Street, Monrovia.Keynote Speaker Mr. Dee Maxwell Kemayah, president of the Liberia Business Association (LIBA), called sports writers to venture outside Monrovia to identify those with talents that could be developed for the country.He said sports provide employment for the youths and therefore the Government of Liberia and private partners should work to ensure a sustainable empowerment for Liberian youths.He meanwhile appealed to the Ministry of Justice to bring to book those involved in the murder of Prince Toby Wleh (Solaris) who was murdered last weekend near his home in Island Clinic.SWAL president Roland Mulbah assured his colleagues of a robust leadership, pointing out that his administration will work to empower its members.—(See Tuesday’s edition for more.)Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
The local RCMP, still looking for public assistance in both of them, reports no new leads in two unrelated cases.28-year-old Abigail Andrews disappeared April 7th, and was last since walking away from her Fort St. John residence.She’s six feet tall, weighs about 200 pounds and has a tribal art tatoo on her lower back.- Advertisement -Her family, which established a Facebook site with photographs of the missing woman, also confirmed at the time of her disappearance, she was pregnant.Meantime, the police search also continues for the driver of the vehicle involved, in a fatal hit and run incident back on May 11th.A 14 year old cyclist received fatal head injuries, when he was struck by a red vehicle travelling westbound on 89th avenue, while riding with two friends on 76th street.Advertisement Police have still not been able to provide a definitive witness description of the vehicle which has been described as “boxy,” and may have received passenger side damage.Once again the numbers to call if you have any information concerning either of these cases are 250-787-8140, or if you’d choose to remain anonymous 1-800-222-8477.
Dave Stevens joins the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast to round up the latest sporting odds.The Coral PR manager beings us the latest odds on the next likely Swansea manager, with Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp a surprise name in the list of candidates.The Ajax assistant coach is 14/1 to be the Jack’s next boss. After distancing himself from a return to the Welsh club, Brendan Rodgers has now eased to 5/1, David Moyes is 11/4, ex-Sunderland coach Gus Poyet is 3/1 and Nigel Pearson is 14/1.Meanwhile, there are all the latest odds ahead of tonight’s Europa League action, with already-through Liverpool 5/4 shots to beat Sion in Switzerland and Tottenham priced as 21/20 to beat Monaco at White Hart Lane, with a win for both clubs 7/2.Coral is the official betting partner of the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast
Marcus Rashford starts again for United 1 The teams for Manchester United’s trip to West Bromwich Albion have been confirmed as follows:West Brom: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Chester, Sessegnon,Yacob, Fletcher, Gardner, Rondon, Berahino.Subs: Anichebe, Myhill, McClean, Pocognoli, Lambert, Pritchard, Sandro.Man United: De Gea, Darmian, Smalling, Blind, Rojo, Ander Herrera,Carrick, Lingard, Mata, Martial, Rashford.Subs: Depay, Romero, Fellaini, Schneiderlin, Varela, Weir, Fosu-Mensah.Referee: Mike Dean (Wirral)
160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MORESanta Anita opens winter meet Saturday with loaded card SANTA CLARITA – A federal appellate court was asked Tuesday to overturn a consent decree that will allow a 56.1 million-ton gravel pit to be developed in Soledad Canyon. During a 50-minute hearing before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, attorney Debra Prosser represented the city in its legal battle to lessen the environmental impacts of the proposed mine on the neighboring communities. “Our view is a mine the size and scope of this mine is not compatible with environmental issues of the site and is not compatible within 1 miles of the city of Santa Clarita,” Prosser said. “Our goal is to get enough conditions and mitigations put on the mine to reduce its size and the scope of it.” Kerry Shapiro, the lead attorney for Cemex’s Soledad Canyon project, said the company will await the decision, which is expected in about four months. 
There was great excitement in Scoil Naomh Pádraig, Drumfries on Friday last during the Tip O’Neill Schools Competition awards ceremony where the children, teachers and parents from the three schools participating in the competition, Saint Oran’s National School, Scoil Naomh Pádraig and Scoil Íosagáin, waited with bated breath to hear the winners announced.An Cathaoirleach Cllr. Terence Slowey, Joe McHugh T.D. Minister for the Diaspora and Overseas Development, Seamus Neely, Chief Executive, Donegal County Council and Peter McLaughlin Tip O’Neill Irish Diaspora Award committee member were among the special guests attending the event. The Tip O’Neill Schools Competition is based on the life and times of Tip O’Neill and on emigration.74 entries were received from the participating schools for this year’s competition.Cllr. Terence SloweyAn Cathaoirleach, Cllr Terence Slowey congratulated all the students who took part saying “it is plain to see from the display here today that there are many talented children in these schools. Every piece exhibited here tells its own story of emigration, heartbreak, success and diaspora”.Minister Joe McHughMinister Joe McHugh agreed and spoke to the children about the pieces of art on display depicting ships crossing the Atlantic in the 1800s and reminded them that it took six weeks to travel by ship from Donegal to America when all it takes today is 8 to 9 hours by air. He talked about the Diaspora and why they left their native homes to make a better life for themselves in another country. He mentioned how hardworking and skilled the Irish people are and that it stands to them everywhere they go today.Minister Joe McHugh then proceeded to present the winners with their certificates and book token prizes as follows:1 st Prize – Sean Bradley, Scoil Naomh Pádraig2 nd Prize – Shannen McDermott, Saint Oran’s National School3rd Prize – Amy McCann, Scoil Íosagáin8 Highly – Commended: Highly Commended – Francesca Hall, Scoil Naomh PádraigHighly Commended – Cassie Sheehy, Saint Oran’s National SchoolHighly Commended – Sofia Fullerton, Saint Oran’s National SchoolHighly Commended – Nicole Duffy, Saint Oran’s National School Highly Commended – Kelly Harkin, Saint Oran’s National SchoolHighly Commended – Cian O’Donnell, Saint Oran’s National SchoolHighly Commended – Laura Szymanska, Scoil ÍosagáinHighly Commended – Erin Fullerton, Saint Oran’s National SchoolCllr. Terence Slowey concluded the ceremony by thanking all those who participated as well as those who organised the competition in particular Geraldine Mc Hugh, Executive Librarian with Donegal Library Service who co-ordinated the competition and arranged for the staff of Cultural Services in Donegal Council to adjudicate all 74 entries.Picture Special: Winners of Tip O’Neill Schools Competition Announced! was last modified: October 1st, 2016 by Elaine McCalligShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:competitionjoe mc hughSCHOOLTerence Sloweytip o neill