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Endrick is reborn from his ashes
In the semi-final to go from the king's cup, Real Madrid came to the end of the Sociedad 1-0 using his little “cannon»Endrick as the nickname Marca. Endrick is a shooter for ASwhich salutes the great qualities of striker of the Brazilian. Carlo Ancelotti wanted to recall that there was no endick discomfort, and that the latter will undoubtedly become a great attacker. The ex-player of Palmeiras carries his total to 6 goals this season, including 4 in the King's Cup, making him the top scorer in the competition. The Brazilian is reborn after his long scar, his many moments of doubt and makes confidence in his coach. Its quality of movement and its finish palette make it unique.
Thiago Motta on the hot seat
End of the Italian Cup adventure for Juventus, eliminated in the quarter -finals by Empoli in the penalty spot, despite Thuram's magnificent goal. A service deemed shameful by La Gazzetta dello Sport. The main guilty of this failure is called Thiago Motta. His choice to combine kolo Muani and Vlahovic to kick off. Tuttosport talks about the disaster Motta on its front page. Eliminated in the Champions League and the Italian Cup in the space of 8 days, there is only the championship left to save its season, and its head since yes, this elimination could make the club's management think.
Manchester City no longer wants Gündoğan
In Manchester City, the Ilkay Gundogan case is talked about. The defeat in Anfield made the leaders Cityzens understand that the midfielder had the same legs as before and the end is near. It is therefore necessary to think about the future and two options are possible. Integrate the staff or continue your player career, but it will be elsewhere. According to the Manchester Evening NewsGundogan will have the last word. Galatasaray has approached German and if he wants to join them, City will not oppose them. A coach career also awaits him in the city football group if he wishes.
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