Real Madrid Set Nico Paz Buy-Back as Como Stay Looks Unlikely

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Real Madrid Set Nico Paz Buy-Back as Como Stay Looks Unlikely

Madrid will activate Paz’s $11.6 million buy-back clause in the next few days, according to Sky Sport, before valuing him at $69.6 million. Como are set to meet Madrid on Thursday to explore a structure keeping him for another season, but that path is considered unlikely as the Spanish club prepares to regain control of his future.

By Tanish Chachra

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Endrick praised Ancelotti’s team-first approach amid questions over his role, saying the Brazil forward understands decisions may not favor him or fans. “Ancelotti won’t do what’s best for Endrick; he won’t do what’s best for the fans... he’ll do what’s best for the team,” he said. Endrick has played only 26 minutes in this World Cup, and fans aren't delighted.

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Real Madrid Turns to Enzo Fernandez After Michael Olise Blow

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Real Madrid Turns to Enzo Fernandez After Michael Olise Blow

Madrid have made Fernandez their midfield target after Olise and Mateus Fernandes' paths cooled, with Chelsea talks expected soon. Mourinho views him as his top box-to-box option, and the Argentine is reportedly willing to push for the move. Chelsea paid about $140 million for him, so Madrid expect a deal above $116 million, potentially funded by a midfield sale.

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Erling Haaland "Couldn't Care Too Much" About Facing France and Kylian Mbappe

Haaland's two goals in the 3-2 win over Senegal ensured Norway will face off against France to decide the winner of Group I. The Norwegian "couldn't care too much" about playing the 2018 champions and Kylian Mbappe in particular, but for a different reason. "They're probably going to win against us, they're probably going to win the whole tournament."



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Erling Haaland Joins Harry Kane in Elite Company After Brace Against Senegal

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Erling Haaland Joins Harry Kane in Elite Company After Brace Against Senegal

Haaland followed up his brace in Norway's 4-1 win over Iraq in the World Cup opener with two more in the 3-2 win over Senegal. The Norwegian became just the second player in the last 50 years, after Harry Kane in 2018, to score multiple goals in each of their first two World Cup appearances. Norway plays France next.


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Norway Survive Senegal Scare to Book Place in Knockout Stages

about 11 hours ago

Norway Survive Senegal Scare to Book Place in Knockout Stages

Marcus Holmgren Pedersen opened the scoring for Norway before Erling Haaland made it 2-0 before halftime. After Ismaila Sarr got one back for Senegal, Haaland scored again to make it 3-1. Sarr scored his second after a period of sustained dominance, but Senegal lost 3-2. Norway is tied with France on six points in Group I.

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