Vietnam team's opponent brings A-class star to King's Cup
The Curacao team has just announced the list of 23 players officially participating in the 2019 King's Cup in Thailand with a number of stars playing in the Premier League. Notably, there is defender Cuco Martina, who is playing for Everton but was loaned to the Dutch top team Feyenoord last season.
In midfield, coach Bicentini will put his trust in Cardiff's star midfielder Leandro Bacuna, who was famous for his time playing for Aston Villa and Reading. In addition, veteran goalkeeper Eloy room (clB PSV Eindhoven) and striker Elson Hooi (CLB ADO Den Haag) are also enough to make opponents wary.
Xuan Manh returns, ready to join the Vietnam national team
In round 11 of V.League 2019, fans witnessed the return of defender Pham Xuan Manh after a period of persistent injuries. At the 2018 U23 Asian Cup or ASIAD, the 23-year-old player has always been trusted by coach Park Hang-seo.
With the King's Cup 2019 approaching, Xuan Manh is one of the names expected to be called up to the Vietnam national team.
When asked about the opportunity to join the Vietnam national team, Xuan Manh said: "I have been out of competition for quite a while, so the opportunity to return to the national team is very difficult. There are also many good professional players, so I have to try my best to be given the opportunity and show my full potential."
Messi calls James Milner a "slander"
Sharing with the Daily Mail, James Milner revealed: Messi was not happy with my care. He used a lot of Spanish to talk about me going down the tunnel at half-time.
He called me burro. It means deceiving. I think that has been used in Spanish football as a generic term to attack a player who often makes mistakes against the opponent.
Sir Alex chose Pochettino for MU, not Solskjaer
Last December, after a series of bad matches of MU and scandals in the dressing room, the Club's Board of Directors decided to fire coach Jose Mourinho. A few days later, they appointed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as interim manager before signing an official contract at the end of March.
However, according to information from Daily Mail, Mauricio Pochettino was the one chosen by Sir Alex Ferguson to lead the "Red Devils". Specifically, the Scottish legend believes that Pochettino will be the right person to revive MU, not Solskjaer, who has little coaching experience in top-flight football.
