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  • West Ham vs Manchester City

    West Ham vs Manchester City

     

    With an aim of clinching the three points out of the three in the beginning of the new Premier League season, the Manchester City will be in the London Stadium to play against West Ham United on the Saturday afternoon.

    The Citizens are 2 wins up on the Hammers in the last two seasons and they triumphed

    3-1 the last time they faced each other in

    London roughly 365 days ago.

    Julen Lopetegui’s West Ham United team only managed a 2-1 Premier League lost to Aston Villa in his first game since joining the club but got their first win last weekend with a 2-0 pleasant away at Crystal Palace.

    After the initial 45 minutes that elapsed without any goals, Tomas Soucek put West Ham on the lead in the 67th minute, only for captain Jarrod Bowen to double the advantage in the 72nd minute, and the Hammers also recorded their first top-flight clean sheet since January – a personal best 19-match streak without a shutout.

    West Ham have since qualified for the third round of the EFL Cup after narrowly defeating fellow top-flight sideBournemouth with a 1-0 scoreline at the London Stadium on Wednesday night in what could almost have been renamed the pre- VAR era after Bowen scored ‘ fortune’s goal in the 88th minute as West Ham substitute Mohammed Kudus’ shot hit Bowen’s arm before trickling into the

    Bournemouth net.

    Lopetegui’s side have been handed a difficult Third-round tie at holders

    Liverpool in the next month but that is still far away as for now the team will be back into Premier League action with a difficult home match against Manchester city than an away fixture at Fulham.

    Victories against Man City have remained elusive for the Hammers, more so in Premier league where they have not managed to beat the Citizens in the last seventeen encounters since the 2-1 reverse away victory in September, 2015 when manager Slaven Bilic was still in charge of the team.

    Between two goals from Haaland, Kevin De Bruyne scored, and in the last moments, the Norwegian completed his hat-trick to ensure that City continued their remarkable record run of winning Premier League games by two goals or more to eleven games. They have also not lost any of their last 46 home games across all competitions.

    In addition to having a great record versus

    West Ham on the road, Man City has only lost once in their previous 14 league visits to the Hammers, and they have gone nine games without a loss since a 2-1 loss at Upton Park in October 2014.

    Leading scorer Erling Haaland, the Golden Boot winner the previous two seasons, has scored four of those top-flight goals. Last weekend, he followed up his goal in a 2-0 opening win at Chelsea with his 10th Man City hat-trick in a 4-1 home victory against newly promoted Ipswich Town.

    The Tractor Boys got off to a fantastic start at the Etihad Stadium when Sammie

    Szmodics scored on his debut within the first seven minutes. However, that goal got the visitors ahead, and the reigning champions responded with three goals in the next four minutes, severely punishing the visitors.

    Under Pep Guardiola, Man City has been comparatively sluggish to start, but they have already won the Community Shield and secured maximum points from their first two Premier League games this season, with six goals scored and only one conceded.

    Experienced left-back Aaron Cresswell is recovering from a hamstring injury, and West Ham manager Lopetegui has said that he will get scanned to find out the extent of his condition.

    Alvarez, who made his debut for the Hammers in midweek after spraining his hamstring during a Mexico international match in June, is a strong contender to stay in the starting lineup; Soucek, Guido Rodriguez, and James Ward-Prowse will also be competing for a midfield starting spot.

    Regarding Man City, Rodri has returned to training this week, raising the possibility that he may play at the London Stadium despite Bobb’s probable several-month absence following surgery for a fractured

    leg.


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  • Barcelona vs Valladolid (LaLiga)

     

    Barcelona’s return to La Liga play on

    Saturday afternoon against newly promoted Real Valladolid will be an attempt to make it four wins from four games this season.

    Real Valladolid are in 11th place after taking four points from their first three games of the 2024-25 season, while Hansi Flick’s team leads the table with nine points from their first three games.

    It was unexpected when Xavi left Barcelona as head coach at the end of the last campaign, and there is a lot of expectation on new boss Flick to challenge Real Madrid for the championship this year.

    All things considered, Flick’s reign has gotten off to an extremely impressive start.

    The German has handled a number of off-the-field issues admirably, and he has led the team to three straight La Liga victories over Athletic Bilbao, Rayo Vallecano, and Valencia, collecting nine of the possible nine points.

    In two of those three matches, Barcelona has had to fight back from behind. In their most recent match against Rayo Vallecano, for example, Pedri tied the score on the hour, and Dani Olmo sealed the victory in the 82nd minute of the match in Madrid.

    Even with their injury issues, Barcelona has had an excellent start to the season and will be hoping to finish first in the standings with 12 points from four games come September’s international break. There is still an awful lot of football left to play.

    With Pau Victor and Olmo joining, the team has only signed two players thus far this summer. However, movement is anticipated in the final phases of the transfer window, as the team is expected to recruit a new midfield player after Marc Bernal’s major knee injury sidelines him for the remainder of the campaign.

    Real Valladolid, on the other hand, may also be happy with their season debut after gaining four points from their first three games, good for eleventh place in the standings.

    Bernal is the most recent of Barcelona’s seven players who are not eligible for selection; the 17-year-old’s ACL injury was verified on Wednesday, and he will now have surgery.

    For Barcelona, Christensen, Eric, Ansu Fati, Araujo, Frenkie de Jong, and Gavi are all absent, therefore Flick’s choices for making changes are now restricted.

    But after seeing the Spaniard play off the bench against Vallecano, the head coach will be able to give Olmo his full debut. In addition, there may be two more changes made to the team that played at the start of the last game: Lopez will likely replace the injured Bernal, and Martin should be replaced by Balde at the back.

    Anuar Tuhami is still not eligible for selection for Real Valladolid, but other than that, the visitors are in great form for this weekend’s match.

    After coming off the bench against

    Leganes, Juanmi Latasa -who joined from Real Madrid during the summer- is eager to be started, but he may need to exercise patience.


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  • Werder Bremen vs Dortmund

    When Borussia Dortmund visits Werder

    Bremen on Saturday at the Weserstadion, they’ll be hoping for their second straight league victory.

    The home team’s first encounter of the

    2024-25 Bundesliga season ended in a 2-2 draw with Augsburg on August 24. After one matchweek, they are now ranked eighth, while the visitors, who defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 2-0 on the same day, are in third place with three points.

    Felix Agu’s goal in the 12th minute gave the home team the lead in their first league match of the season. However, they let up an equalizer four minutes later, but Elvis Rexhbecaj’s long-range goal was hardly their fault.

    Werder Bremen trailed 2-1 at the break after a goal from Samuel Essende in the 35th minute, but a goal from Justin Njinmah in the 58th minute was enough to earn them their first point of the season.

    The fact that both teams had 11 shots may indicate that the match was fairly contested, but given that Augsburg only collected 0.15 ×G, the Green-Whites will be dismayed to have lost twice.

    Boss Ole Werner will also be anxious that after Njinmah put his side 2-1 in front, Werder Bremen failed to up the tempo and only deserved two more attempts.

    The result takes Werner’s team into the next round of Bundesliga still unbeaten in the last six games but they have only

    managed to record only one clean sheet in the last 13 league matches.

    Coach Nuri Sahin of Borussia Dortmund looks happy during a DFB Pokal First Round football match between Phoenix

    Luebeck vs Borussia Dortmund ;

    Volksparkstadion on August 17, 2024

    The counterpart Borussia Dortmund, they won their match 2-0 in the first league match of Nuri Sahin as a coach but they were really lucky and they appeared to be lucky as well when watching how the hosts could have opened the score.

    In the 71st minute, Eintracht Frankfurt’s Fares Chaibi blown a huge chance to put his side ahead by missing an open goal from inside the eighteen-yard area, and it was made to regret a minute later when the young striker Jamie Bynoe-Gittens put Dortmund ahead.

    Sahin’s team dominated the match with 70% possession of the ball and was also able to create 20 attempts at goal of which 13 were rated as from inside the penaltyarea.

    In their match against Eintracht Frankfurt,

    BVB with their new tactics and formations seemed more aggressive in the beginning of the season especially when compared to their style of play under their former coach

    Edin Terzic, where they completed 646 accurate passes which is way higher than their league average of 481. 6 last term.

    The large portion of their points were obtained during the 2023-24 season where

    Dortmund got only 30 out of their possible 63 points outside of their home ground bettered only by Stuttgart and Bayer Leverkusen who are division champions.

    With that being said, Sahin’s side have lost their last two Bundesliga away games but before that they did triumph in six and drew in four of the previous ten away fixtures.

  • Arsenal vs Brighton ( EPL)

    At the Emirates Stadium on Saturday

    afternoon, Arsenal and Brighton & Hove Albion will compete for the top place in the Premier League table, putting their perfect records on the line.

    Last Saturday, the Gunners defeated

    Manchester United 2-0 in the West

    Midlands, ending their hoodoo against Aston Villa, while the Seagulls upset

    Manchester United by winning two goals to one.

    Unai Emery, the manager of Aston Villa, has a history of getting back at Arsenal since he was fired in 2019. This includes eliminating the Gunners from the 2020-21 Europa League semifinals with Villarreal and winning both of the Premier League titles last season.

    Due to important interventions at both ends on the field, Arsenal remain one of the four teams to seven harvest six points out of six in the offer for the 2024-25 English Premiership season alongside Brighton &

    Hove Albion, Liverpool and Manchester City that they will be facing consecutively.

    The last eight top-flight matches that the Gunners have played have all been won and should Arteta help guide Arsenal to another victory on Saturday, they will have matched a nine-game Premier League winning streak set by the ‘Invincibles’ team in the 2003/2004 season.

    Some of Arteta’s achievements in his early days into the management has been described in worthwhile laud, but his counterpart this weekend is the former 18 year old Fabian Hurzeler who is already marking his nascent credentials on the South Coast.

    Brighton continued their domestic campaign from a 3-0 victory over a makeshift Everton team to slice through wet and windy South Coast weather to dump Erik ten Hag’s Man United out at the Amex, only Welbeck and Joao Pedro made differed Amad Diallo’s consolation goal.

    The Seagulls were still made to sweat in the closing stage as offside Joshua Zirkzee touchline helped Aleiandro Garnacho’s effort over the line, but Saturday’s visitors were fully deserving of the second competitive victory on the trot under Hurzeler, who also led the team to a 4-0 mauling of Crawley Town in the EFL Cup on Wednesday.

    Having boasted a perfect record in their last match against Oxford United under

    Hurzeler, the 31-year-old is now the man in charge of writing a new success story for the Brighton, to break a capital jinx that haunted the Seagulls last season, as they struggled to find a way to log any victory over seven top-flight games on their travels to the London clubs in the following 2023-24 season.

    However, the last thumping the Gunners managed to accomplish at the capital was a

    3-0 Emirates rout in May 2023; still,

    Arteta’s squad managed to give as good as they received against the Seagulls last season, including a 3-0 away romp.

    But the Spaniard’s desire to exact revenge for his dismissal vanished last Saturday, as Leandro Trossard’s clinical finish and Thomas Party’s typical 20-yard goal (although with one or two assists from Emiliano Martinez) helped the Gunners to a victory that lifted spirits.

    Although Trossard and Party’s goals were significant, David Raya’s stop of Ollie Watkins’ close-range header inside the Arsenal area was maybe the game-changing moment. It will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the greatest in Premier League history.

    Gabriel Jesus was absent from the Villa

    Park matchday squad and is anticipated to miss Saturday’s match as well, despite pregame claims that he had a groin injury during training. It is not thought to be a major injury, though.

    However, Jesus is added to Arsenal’s list of injured players for the Seagulls match.

    Takehiro Tomiyasu (knee) and Kieran

    Tierney (hamstring) are also out. Mikel Merino, who was finally confirmed to be acquired from Real Sociedad this week after weeks of discussions, may make his debut there.

    After the game, Hurzeler expressed his instant pessimism over ‘Riley’s diagnosis.

    As a result, the former Celtic player will undoubtedly join Solly March (knee) on the Emirates sidelines, and it will be necessary to evaluate Brajan Gruda and Mats Wieffer’s injuries.

    After suffering an ankle injury in midweek, Evan Ferguson returned to the bench.

    However, Welbeck, a former player for Arsenal, is expected to score in three straight Premier League games for the first time in ten years, so it is doubtful that the 19-year-old would replace him.

    Turkish Euro 2024 star Ferdi Kadioglu, who was previously connected to a transfer to the Emirates Stadium, may also be in line for a left-back debut.

  • Las Palmas vs Real Madrid (LaLiga)


    Real Madrid takes on Las Palmas in a La Liga match on Thursday in Gran Canaria with the goal of winning back-to-back games.

    On matchday two, the defending La Liga champions easily defeated Real Valladolia, while Las Palmas was narrowly defeated by Leganes.

    Over the summer, Real Madrid made some significant roster changes. Toni Kroos announced his retirement from the game, while Kylian Mbappe and Endrick were unveiled as their key acquisitions.

    Mbappe scored his first goal for Real Madrid in the team’s UEFA Super Cup victory over Atalanta BC, but he has failed to score in his first two La Liga games.

    After a painful 1-1 draw away to Mallorca to start the league season, Los Blancos cruised to a 3-0 victory at home over newly promoted Real Valladolid thanks to a solid second half showing.

    Endrick, then eighteen, became the youngest Real Madrid player to score on his La Liga debut in the twenty-first century when he came off the bench to add a third goal after goals from Federico Valverde and Brahim Diaz set the stage.

    After losing to city rivals Atletico Madrid in September 2023, Carlo Ancelotti’s team has now won 34 straight top-flight games without a loss.

    Real Madrid will now head to Gran Canaria in an attempt to win on the road for the first time this season. Having defeated Las Palmas four times before, including on the road in January, they should have a good chance of taking all three points.

    This season, Garcia Pimienta took over at Sevilla, ending his two-and-a-half-year tenure as manager of Las Palmas.

    After coming agonizingly close to leading

    Real Oviedo to victory in the Segunda

    Division playoffs the previous season, Luis Carrion was named Pimienta’s

    replacement.

    A playoff final loss to Espanyol may have dashed Oviedo’s hopes of winning La Liga, but Carrion has now had his first chance to demonstrate his managing abilities in the top division of the game as a coach.

    Carrion’s tenure as a La Liga manager has, regrettably, started poorly, as his team has only managed to gain one point from their opening two games.

    Their league winless streak now stands at 16 games after they lost 2-1 away to Leganes on Sunday after playing out a 2-2 draw at home in their league opener.

    In their encounter with the defending European champions on Thursday, Las Palmas will face challenges in their quest for their first La Liga victory since February, but they will also be looking to get a point against Los Blancos for the first time since their 3-3 draw in March of 2017.

  • Servette vs Chelsea (CLQ)


    In the rematch of their Europa Conference

    League playoff match on Thursday, Chelsea will want to win in Switzerland against Servette, one week after winning the first leg at Stamford Bridge.

    The West Londoners won their first meeting on home turf 2-0, and they take that two-goal lead into Stade de Geneve.

    Chelsea’s first-leg victory over the newly-expanded 2024-25 Conference League was secured by goals from Christopher Nkunku and Noni Madueke in the second half, capping a season spent away from Europe.

    After Nkunku’s coolly converted penalty, Madueke, a replacement, scored a lovely goal three days later. It was Madueke’s first senior career hat-trick, and it helped Chelsea defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 6-2 in the Premier League on Sunday.

    Wolves’ Matheus Cunha and Jorgen Strand

    Larsen balanced out goals from Nicolas

    Jackson and Cole Palmer in the first half, but Chelsea dominated the second half and won all three points thanks to Madueke’s treble (all assisted by Palmer) and a late goal from new acquisition Joao Felix.

    After the game, an enthusiastic Enzo Maresca-now off to a poor start as a Premier League manager -admitted that Chelsea’s attacking showing in the second half is how his team “intends” to play moving forward. 

    However, the Italian also reaffirmed that he needs time to develop players and create a Blues team that can contend for major titles.

    Chelsea needs only a draw against Servette to advance on aggregate and guarantee their spot in the hat for Friday’s

    Conference League draw, as they have won their past three away games-two of which came from the previous season.

    Despite having seven more shots and twice as many corners as Chelsea in the first leg of the match last week, Servette was unable to sustain a lead for long stretches of the match and now faces a difficult road to the Conference League for a second straight year.

    Although head coach Thomas Haberli has acknowledged that a two-goal deficit is

    “quite a lot” to overcome against a team of Chelsea’s caliber, he has refused to give up hope of pulling off an incredible upset in Geneva. Haberli lamented the wasted opportunities his team had at Stamford Bridge, especially in the second half.

    Servette, who won the Swiss Cup and finished third in the Swiss Super League the previous season, had a full week off from domestic play last weekend, giving them time to recover and be ready for Thursday’s second leg.

    The Maroons have struggled to produce positive results; they have only won one of their last six competitive games across all competitions this month. Their two losses have come at home, to Basel 6-0 in the top division and Braga 2-1 in the second leg of the Europa League third qualifying round.

    Servette had only faced two English teams in European competition before their first-leg matchup with Chelsea. They had defeated Derby Country 6-2 on aggregate three years later in the UEFA Cup, and had lost 3-2 on aggregate to Liverpool in the

    1971-72 Cup Winners’ Cup, despite winning the first leg 2-1.

  • Wolves Vs Burnley (EFL Cup)

     


    In the second round of the EFL Cup, Wolverhampton Wanderers will play

    Burnley at the Molineux Stadium on Wednesday night. The team is still looking for 

    their first victory of the 2024-25 campaign.

    The visitors have won two and lost one of their first three Championship games, while the hosts have lost both of their opening two games in the current Premier League season.

    Following their first return to the top league since 2011-12, Wolves had a mixed experience in the six seasons following their promotion as Championship winners to the Premier League in 2017-18.

    They performed admirably in their first two seasons back in the top division of English football, placing seventh in 2018-19 and

    2019-20, respectively, but they haven’t been able to duplicate that performance in the following years.

    In the years that have passed, Wolves have placed 13th, 10th, engaged in a relegation struggle in 2022-23, finishing barely seven points above the drop zone in 13th, and now 14th.

    After Julen Lopetegui left the team due to financial difficulties, Gary O’Neil took over just a few days before the 2023-24 season began, and as the team was sitting in 10th place on matchday 29, he looked poised to lead them to a comfortable top-half finish.

    O’Neil is hoping for a top-half finish this year for the first time since 2021-22 after Wolves had a very bad conclusion to the season, losing eight of their last 12 games and dropping to 14th in the standings.

    Wolves’ 2024-25 campaign got off to a less than ideal start when they lost 2-0 to Arsenal in their first game and then humiliatingly 6-2 to Chelsea at home.

    O’Neil will be eager for his team to defeat Burnley, whom Wolves have only defeated once in the previous nine meetings, in order to record their first victory of the new season following those two outcomes.

    With 16 players having left the club already this transfer window and rumors of additional departures before the deadline, Burnley is in a bad situation going into this match. Scott Parker’s team has a worrisome lack of depth in their squad.

    After defeating Luton Town 4-1 and Cardiff

    City 5-0 in Parker’s first two games as manager, Burnley’s unbeaten start to the Championship season came to an end against Sunderland. The team’s goal is to return to the Premier League following their relegation from previous year.

    Parker will be hopeful that Burnley can resolve their depth concerns in the team over the remaining days of the transfer window. The new manager’s goal is to get back to winning ways on Wednesday when Burnley takes on Wolves.

  • Atl. Madrid Vs Espanyol (LaLiga)

     

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    In their La Liga match on Wednesday, Atletico Madrid will try to keep their perfect start to the season going when they welcome Espanyol.

    The newly promoted guests, who started the campaign with consecutive losses, are eager to start performing.

    Atletico Madrid made a number of noteworthy additions during the summer transfer window, raising the possibility that they will launch a genuine title push.

    Diego Simeone’s offensive options have been bolstered by the addition of Julian Alvarez and Alexander Sorloth, while Robin Le Normand and Conor Gallagher have reinforced the defense and midfield, respectively.

    After adding players to its roster, Atleti has begun the new season with four points from their first two games.

    Madrid overcame two deficits to get a point against Villarreal at the Estadio de la

    Ceramica. Then, on Sunday, they defeated Girona 3-0 at home with to a commanding performance by Antoine Griezmann, Marcos Llorente, and Koke.

    Now that they are facing Espanyol for the first time since their thrilling 3-3 tie in May 2023, Atleti will be aiming to make it six games without a loss in their head-to-head record.

    Espanyol only played in the second division for a single season before making their first-ever return to La Liga after winning the Segunda Division playoffs.

    Sadly, the Periquitos started the season without the services of Martin Braithwaite, the leading scorer in the Segunda Division the previous year, who left when his contract expired and signed a free transfer to Gremio.

    Espanyol’s lack of Braithwaite has been felt in their opening two games as the recently promoted team has failed to generate much of a goal threat in back-to-back 1-0 losses.

    Espanyol only played in the second division for a single season before making their first-ever return to La Liga after winning the Segunda Division playoffs.

    Sadly, the Periquitos started the season without the services of Martin Braithwaite, the leading scorer in the Segunda Division the previous year, who left when his contract expired and signed a free transfer to Gremio.

    Espanyol’s lack of Braithwaite has been felt in their opening two games as the recently promoted team has failed to generate much of a goal threat in back-to-back 1-0 losses.

    After losing narrowly to Real Valladolid, another newly promoted team, in their first game, Take Kubo of Real Sociedad scored the game’s winning goal in the 80th minute to send Espanyol to defeat in their first home game of the year.

    The fact that Manolo Gonzalez’s team played to a 1-1 draw in their most recent away match with Atleti in November 2022 may serve as some motivation as they look to secure their first points of the season on

    Wednesday when they go to the Metropolitano.

  • Sékou Kone: The Rising Star of Malian Football

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    Sékou Kone is a professional footballer born on December 30, 2002, in Mali. He primarily plays as a midfielder. Kone began his career in Mali before moving to Europe to further his development. He joined FC Metz, a French club, and has since made appearances for the team in various competitions. Known for his skills, vision, and midfield presence, Kone has been recognized as a promising young talent in European football. His performances at club level and potential for growth have drawn attention from scouts and football analysts.

    Sékou Kone: The Rising Star of Malian Football

    Sékou Kone, born on December 30, 2002, in Mali, is rapidly emerging as one of the most exciting young talents in football. A central midfielder with an impressive blend of technical skills, vision, and tactical intelligence, Kone’s career is capturing the attention of football enthusiasts and scouts across Europe.

    Early Beginnings and Rise

    Kone’s journey into football began in his native Mali, where he honed his skills in local youth teams. His natural talent and dedication quickly set him apart from his peers. Recognizing his potential, Kone made a significant move to Europe, joining FC Metz, a well-regarded French club known for developing young footballing talent.

    Breakthrough at FC Metz

    At FC Metz, Kone began to make a name for himself. His performances in the club’s youth setup and reserve teams demonstrated his ability to control the midfield, break up opposition attacks, and contribute to offensive play. His vision and passing accuracy allowed him to dictate the tempo of games, making him a key player in Metz’s youth ranks.

    Kone’s impressive performances earned him a spot in the first team, where he continued to show his promise. Despite his young age, he exhibited maturity on the pitch, adapting to the fast-paced nature of professional football and making meaningful contributions in Ligue 1.

    Playing Style and Strengths

    Sékou Kone is celebrated for his all-around midfield capabilities. His vision allows him to see and execute passes that can change the course of a game, while his defensive skills ensure he can disrupt the opposition’s rhythm. His agility and work rate make him a valuable asset in both attacking and defensive scenarios. Kone’s ability to maintain composure under pressure and his knack for timely interceptions highlight his footballing intelligence.

    Future Prospects

    As Kone continues to develop, he is expected to become a key figure in the midfield for both FC Metz and potentially, the Malian national team. His potential has not gone unnoticed, with numerous scouts and analysts keeping a close eye on his progress. Kone’s journey is a testament to the growing talent in African football and the increasing influence of young players on the global stage.

    Social media 

    Instagram @sekou_kone6

    Conclusion

    Sékou Kone represents the next generation of football stars from Africa. With his talent, work ethic, and potential, he is poised to make a significant impact in European football and beyond. As he continues to develop and gain experience, Kone’s career is one to watch, and he may soon become a household name in the world of football.

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  • Federico Chiesa: A Rising Star in Italian Football

     

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    QUICK FACTS

    Intro Italian footballer
    Places Italy
    is Athlete Football player Association football player
    Work field Sports
    Gender
    Male
    Birth 25 October 1997, Genoa, Metropolitan City of Genoa, Liguria, Italy
    Age 26 years
    Star sign Scorpio
    Family
    Father: Enrico Chiesa
    Stats
    Height: 175 cm
    Weight: 70 kg
    Sports Teams
    S.C. Caronnese S.S.D.
    Italy national under-21 football team

    Biography 

    Federico Chiesa, born on October 25, 1997, in Genoa, Italy, is a professional footballer who plays as a winger. He began his youth career with his local club, Genoa, but moved to Fiorentina’s youth academy in 2016. Chiesa made his senior debut for Fiorentina in 2016, quickly establishing himself as one of Italy’s promising young talents with his dynamic playing style and technical skills.

    In 2020, Chiesa signed with Juventus, where he continued to impress with his performances. His ability to play on both wings and contribute both goals and assists made him a valuable asset for the team. During his time with Juventus, he played a key role in their domestic and European campaigns.

    On the international stage, Chiesa has been an important player for Italy. He made his senior debut in 2018 and played a crucial role in Italy’s triumph at the UEFA Euro 2020, scoring key goals and providing significant contributions throughout the tournament.

    Chiesa is known for his pace, dribbling ability, and work rate, which have earned him recognition as one of Italy’s top young talents.

    Federico Chiesa: A Rising Star in Italian Football

    Federico Chiesa, born on October 25, 1997, in Genoa, Italy, is one of the most exciting talents to emerge from Italian football in recent years. His journey from local youth leagues to the heights of European football is a testament to his skill, determination, and versatility on the pitch.

    Early Life and Career Beginnings

    Chiesa’s football journey began in his hometown of Genoa, where he first played for his local club. His talent quickly became apparent, catching the eye of scouts and leading to a move to Fiorentina’s youth academy in 2016. It was with Fiorentina that Chiesa began to make a name for himself, showcasing his potential with the club’s youth teams.

    Rise to Prominence with Fiorentina

    Federico Chiesa made his senior debut for Fiorentina in 2016. His performances were marked by a blend of speed, technical skill, and an impressive ability to contribute both offensively and defensively. Over the next few seasons, he established himself as one of the most promising young players in Serie A. His dynamic play and knack for scoring crucial goals earned him a reputation as a rising star in Italian football.

     Juventus and Continued Success

    In October 2020, Chiesa’s talents were recognized on a larger stage when he signed with Juventus, one of Italy’s most storied clubs. At Juventus, Chiesa continued to impress with his ability to play effectively on both wings, his dribbling skills, and his work rate. His contributions were vital in both domestic league matches and European competitions. His performances in the 2020-2021 season, including standout displays in the UEFA Champions League, further cemented his status as a top player.

    International Career and Euro 2020

    Federico Chiesa’s international career began in 2018 when he made his debut for the Italian national team. His impact on the international stage was felt during UEFA Euro 2020, where he played a pivotal role in Italy’s successful campaign. Chiesa scored key goals, including a memorable strike against Austria in the knockout stages. His performances were instrumental in Italy’s victory, and he quickly became a national hero.

    Playing Style and Attributes

    Chiesa is renowned for his explosive pace, technical ability, and versatility. He can operate effectively on both wings, providing width, creating chances, and scoring goals. His relentless work rate and commitment make him a valuable asset to any team, and his flair and creativity on the ball have drawn comparisons to some of Italy’s great wingers.

    Future Prospects

    As of 2024, Federico Chiesa continues to be one of the most exciting players in European football. His blend of skill, determination, and potential suggests that he has a bright future ahead. With his continued development and contributions at both club and international levels, Chiesa is poised to remain a key figure in Italian football for years to come.

    Federico Chiesa’s career is a story of talent and hard work leading to success on the grand stage, and he remains one of the most promising young stars in the sport today.

    Net Worth

    As of 2024, Federico Chiesa’s net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. This figure includes his earnings from his professional football contracts, endorsements, and other ventures. However, net worth estimates can vary and are subject to change with career developments and financial decisions.


    Federico Chiesa: A Bright Future in Italian Football

    Early Years and Initial Development

    Federico Chiesa was born in Genoa, Italy, to a family deeply embedded in football. His father, Enrico Chiesa, was a professional footballer who enjoyed a successful career with several top Italian clubs. Growing up in this environment, Federico was naturally drawn to the sport. He began his journey at the youth levels of local clubs before joining Fiorentina’s youth academy in 2016. His transition from youth football to senior levels was marked by impressive performances, showcasing his potential as a future star.

    Breakthrough with Fiorentina

    Chiesa’s rise to prominence came swiftly after his debut for Fiorentina in the 2016-17 Serie A season. His performances were characterized by a remarkable combination of speed, agility, and technical prowess. Known for his ability to take on defenders and create scoring opportunities, Chiesa quickly became a fan favorite. His impact on Fiorentina was significant, as he emerged as one of the most exciting young wingers in Serie A, catching the attention of both domestic and international scouts.

    Move to Juventus and Continued Growth

    In October 2020, Chiesa signed with Juventus, marking a significant step in his career. His first season with Juventus was notable for his immediate adaptation to the club’s playing style. Chiesa’s contributions were instrumental in helping Juventus secure important victories, and his performances in key matches, including the Champions League, highlighted his ability to perform on big stages. His versatility allowed him to play on either wing, providing Juventus with tactical flexibility and a constant attacking threat.

    Impact on the International Stage

    Federico Chiesa’s impact was not confined to club football. His performances for the Italian national team have been equally impressive. He made his debut for Italy in 2018 and quickly became a vital part of the squad. His standout moment came during the UEFA Euro 2020, where he played a crucial role in Italy’s successful campaign. Chiesa’s decisive goals, including a memorable strike against Austria in the Round of 16 and another goal in the semi-final against Spain, were key to Italy’s progression through the tournament. His performances earned him widespread acclaim and solidified his status as one of Italy’s top talents.

    Playing Style and Strengths

    Federico Chiesa is known for his exceptional pace and technical ability. His dribbling skills allow him to take on defenders effectively, while his vision and creativity enable him to create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Chiesa’s work ethic and defensive contributions further enhance his value as a player. His ability to make incisive runs, combined with his capacity to deliver crucial goals and assists, make him a multifaceted and dynamic attacking player.

    Challenges and Future Prospects

    Like many young talents, Chiesa has faced challenges, including injury setbacks that have occasionally interrupted his career. However, his resilience and determination have seen him overcome these obstacles and continue to perform at a high level. As he matures and gains more experience, Chiesa is expected to become an even more influential player for both Juventus and the Italian national team.

    Looking ahead, Federico Chiesa’s potential seems boundless. His skill set and football intelligence suggest that he has the capability to become one of the leading players in European football. With continued development and consistent performances, Chiesa is well-positioned to achieve great success and further establish himself as one of the premier wingers in the sport.

    New Club Liverpool

    Liverpool agree deal to sign Federico Chiesa from Juventus, all done (

    Four year contract for Chiesa as new Liverpool player, set to fly later today to Merseyside for medical tests.

    Chiesa accepted Liverpool immediately, deal sealed.

    Juventus to receive total fee over €13m package.

    Exclusive story from Monday, already confirmed

    FAQs About Federico Chiesa

    Where Is Federico Chiesa From?

    Federico Chiesa is from Italy. He was born in Genoa, Italy, on October 25, 1997.

    Is Federico Chiesa Married?

    As of the latest information available, Federico Chiesa is not publicly known to be married. He tends to keep his personal life private, so there may not be recent updates available.

    What is Federico  Chiesa Height?

    Federico Chiesa is approximately 1.78 meters (5 feet 10 inches) tall.

    Where Can I Follow Federico Chiesa?

    Instagram @Fedexchiesa

    Conclusion 

    Federico Chiesa, born on October 25, 1997, in Genoa, Italy, is a professional footballer known for his dynamic playing style and versatility. He began his career at Fiorentina before moving to Juventus in 2020. Chiesa has also been a significant player for the Italian national team, contributing to their Euro 2020 victory. Standing around 1.78 meters tall, he plays primarily as a winger but is known for his adaptability on the field. Despite his professional success, he maintains a relatively private personal life.

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