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Moataz Bellah El Hadedy

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Articles by Moataz Bellah El Hadedy
  1. IFAB approves end to keeper injury timeouts

    English football is set for a major regulatory shake-up after receiving the green light to trial a new rule aimed at curbing tactical time-wasting. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved a proposal that will force teams to temporarily lose an outfield player if their goalkeeper requires medical treatment.

  2. Spurs flop heading to MLS

    Former Tottenham striker Vincent Janssen is finally set to realise a long-held career ambition by securing a move to Major League Soccer. The Dutch international has reached an agreement to depart Royal Antwerp, bringing an end to his productive spell in Belgium to head across the Atlantic.

  3. Chelsea eye shock Henderson deal

    Chelsea are reportedly ready to secure a surprise deal for veteran midfielder Jordan Henderson as they continue to refine their summer transfer strategy. The former Liverpool captain is currently at Brentford but could be set for a move to Stamford Bridge to provide vital leadership for Xabi Alonso's side.

  4. Stones agrees Inter move

    John Stones is reportedly set to wave goodbye to English football after reaching a verbal agreement to join reigning Serie A champions Inter. The experienced England international is expected to finalise a move to San Siro as a free agent following his departure from Manchester City.

  5. PL and FA to axe keeper timeouts

    English football is preparing to roll out a trial this season aimed at eliminating the goalkeeper tactical timeout, with the Premier League, FA, EFL, National League and Women's Super League all signing off on the measure, pending clearance from the International Football Association Board.

  6. Matthaus warns Klopp over Germany role

    German football legend Lothar Matthaus has issued a clear warning to newly appointed national team manager Jurgen Klopp, insisting that his famous charisma and elite pedigree will mean nothing if he fails to deliver instant results. While expressing immense excitement over the former Liverpool boss signing a four-year contract, Matthaus stressed that Klopp faces a brutal reality check trying to salvage a baseline of consistency following Germany's latest catastrophic World Cup cycle.

  7. Benzema backs Zidane for France job

    Former France international Karim Benzema has offered his total institutional and personal backing for Zinedine Zidane ahead of his expected appointment as head coach of Les Bleus. The 2022 Ballon d'Or winner labelled his former Real Madrid boss a true "legend" and a "big brother".

  8. Inter & Juve in talks for Stones

    Both Inter and Juventus have opened negotiations with John Stones' representatives this week, with the Manchester City defender showing genuine openness to a fresh start in Serie A as his 32-year search for a next chapter takes shape following his Etihad exit.

  1. Maresca: I won't 'copy and paste' Guardiola at Man City

    Newly appointed Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has firmly rejected suggestions that he will simply replicate Pep Guardiola's tactical blueprint at the Etihad. Speaking at his official unveiling, the 46-year-old Italian acknowledged the daunting historical precedent of clubs crumbling after long-serving iconic managers depart, openly vowing to learn from the post-Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger eras to stamp his own distinct identity on City.

  2. Haaland leads Viking row at Donnarumma wedding

    Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has once again proven he is the life of the party after being filmed leading a "Viking row" at the wedding of his teammate Gianluigi Donnarumma. The prolific striker took to the stage to orchestrate the viral celebration that became a global sensation during the World Cup.

  3. Worker dies at Camp Nou site

    Barcelona have expressed their condolences and offered support to the family of a construction worker who tragically passed away at the Spotify Camp Nou. The incident occurred during the ongoing redevelopment of the iconic stadium, which has been under renovation since June 2023.

  4. PSG plot audacious Rodri move

    Paris Saint-Germain have thrown a surprise twist into the Rodri transfer saga, reportedly making contact with Manchester City to explore a move for the Spain international, just as Real Madrid appeared to be closing in on a deal for the World Cup-winning midfielder.

  5. 'Did not appreciate his words' - De Bruyne's future addressed by Napoli director

    Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has spoken out on Kevin De Bruyne's future following the Belgian midfielder's outspoken criticism of former manager Antonio Conte's defensive tactics. Despite the apparent friction and ongoing transfer speculation following the 2026 World Cup, Manna insists the veteran playmaker remains under contract and is expected to report for pre-season duty under newly appointed boss Massimiliano Allegri.