Sport
Jose Mourinho Targets Terem Moffi for Fenerbahce’s Striking Role
Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho is reportedly setting his sights on Terem Moffi from Nice as a potential summer signing.
Mourinho, aiming to bolster his squad ahead of the upcoming Turkish league season, has identified Moffi as a key target to strengthen his attacking options.
Currently, Fenerbahce relies on Cengiz Ünder, Emre Mor, and Mehmet Nayir in their forward line, but Mourinho is keen to secure a proven striker like Edin Dzeko.
According to reports from Koray Güçlü via Transfer Postasi, Moffi’s name features prominently on Fenerbahce’s transfer wishlist.
Despite Moffi preparing with Nice for the new Ligue 1 campaign and their Europa League campaign, the allure of working under Mourinho, one of football’s most successful coaches, could entice him to leave France for Turkey.
Moffi boasts a commendable record with 82 goals in 193 club appearances throughout his career, alongside four goals in 18 outings for the Nigeria national team, bringing his overall tally to 86 career goals.
Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique has responded to criticism following his side’s 3-0 loss to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final, making it clear he doesn’t see himself as a loser. Speaking after the match, the Spanish coach rejected the label, saying, “Loser? I’m not a loser. I’m a runner-up. In top-level football, there are no losers. A loser is someone who doesn’t even get out of bed.”
Despite the defeat, Enrique’s record last season speaks volumes, he led PSG to a treble, winning the UEFA Champions League, Ligue 1, and the French Cup. Now, the focus shifts to the UEFA Super Cup, where PSG will take on Tottenham Hotspur on August 13.
Chelsea forward Joao Pedro didn’t hold back after their Club World Cup final win over PSG, calling out the French side for poor sportsmanship. Pedro said things turned heated after the final whistle when he stepped in to defend a teammate and was shoved to the ground. The clash followed Chelsea’s 3-0 win, with goals from Cole Palmer and Pedro himself sealing the trophy.
Tensions boiled over at the MetLife Stadium, as Pedro got into a confrontation with PSG keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. Manager Luis Enrique was also caught up in the scuffle and appeared to strike Pedro during the chaos. “They’re bad losers,” Pedro said after the game. “I went to defend my teammate and got pushed to the ground.”
Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique appeared to lose his cool after PSG’s 3-0 loss to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final at the MetLife Stadium. Chelsea, who many saw as underdogs heading into the match, stunned the French giants with a dominant first-half performance, as Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro found the net to seal the win.
But the drama didn’t end at the final whistle. Tensions boiled over when Joao Pedro clashed with PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. In the heat of the moment, Enrique got involved in the scuffle and seemed to strike Pedro, knocking him to the ground. The scene quickly escalated before one of Enrique’s assistants stepped in to hold him back, while Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca rushed to pull his players away from the confrontation.
-
Sport21 hours agoMessi Set MLS Record as he Scores Two Goals for Inter Miami to Beat Nashville
-
Entertainment21 hours agoDrake Says London Rappers Are the Best in the World and No One Can Beat Them
-
News18 hours agoBREAKING: Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is Dead
-
Entertainment20 hours agoBurna Boy Says Music Isn’t a Job but a Lifestyle He Doesn’t Need a Vacation From
-
Sport21 hours agoVictor Boniface Says He Rejected Premier League Move Due to Too Much Pressure
-
Politics20 hours agoProf Iledare Tells Tinubu to Fix Refineries Instead of Rushing to Sell Them
-
Entertainment16 hours agoAfrobeat Singer Davido Confirms Governor Adeleke’s Defection to APC in New Song
-
Sport16 hours agoUdinese Demands €15M for Maduka Okoye Amid Sporting Fraud Allegations