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Bellingham’s return date is known
At Real Madrid, the good news concerns Jude Bellingham! Injured for 12 days in the ankle, the Englishman could quickly make his return as written Marca in its interior pages. And we now know his return date: “The objective is to play a few minutes against Valencia to arrive in the best conditions for the second leg of the Champions League against Leipzig.» Initially, he was only supposed to return for the return match of C1 against the Germans. A slightly anticipated return which delights the Madrid club. He will get his star back for an end to the season which promises to be Dantic!
Guardiola wants to coach a selection
In Manchester, City, it is a question of the future of Pep Guardiola! The Spaniard has also dropped a clue about his future, as indicated by Manchester Evening News ! “Pep wants a national job in the future. He is under contract at City until 2025 and has hinted at signing an extension at City.» If he does not extend with the English club, he could take a sabbatical, as he did before taking charge of Bayern Munich. In an interview with ESPN Brazilthe Catalan confided: “I would like to coach a national team for a World Cup or a European Championship. I would like that. I don’t know when it would be, if it’s in 5, 10 or 15 years, but I would like to have the experience of being a coach in the World Cup.» Attention amateurs!
Lewandowski comes back strong
In Catalonia, a player is returning to form at the best of times for FC Barcelona, it’s Robert Lewandowski! The Pole makes the front page of Mundo Deportivo : “Lewandowski leads the way. He resurrects and leads Barça in the key phase of the season: 9 goals in 2024, including 5 in his last 10 outings.» The striker regains confidence while Barça still has important deadlines to play.
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