Rangdajied United FC Partners with Bengaluru FC for Player Development

Rangdajied United FC, a club based in Meghalaya, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bengaluru FC, a leading Indian football club, to enhance player development and coaching standards. This partnership will provide young players from Rangdajied United FC with access to Bengaluru FC’s elite football environment, training programs, and scouting opportunities, ultimately aiming to propel them to national and international platforms.

Ivory Coast Starts Title Defense With Victory, Morocco Dominates in Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers

The Ivory Coast, defending champions of the Africa Cup of Nations, kicked off their qualifying campaign with a 2-0 win over Zambia. Morocco, the host nation for the 2025 tournament, also secured a dominant 4-1 victory against Gabon. Other former champions, Egypt and the Democratic Republic of Congo, also began their journey with wins, while Senegal salvaged a draw against Burkina Faso. The qualifying matches continue across the continent, with 48 teams battling for a place in the 2025 finals.

Haaland Held Scoreless as Kazakhstan Stifle Norway in Nations League Draw

Erling Haaland, the prolific Manchester City striker, was surprisingly kept off the scoresheet in Norway’s goalless draw against Kazakhstan in the UEFA Nations League. The Kazakh defense employed a tight 5-4-1 formation to effectively neutralize Haaland, who had previously scored a hat-trick in consecutive Premier League matches. Meanwhile, other Nations League matches saw Belgium triumph over Israel, Wales and Turkey draw, and Iceland claim victory over Montenegro.

De Bruyne Raises Concerns Over Packed Football Calendar, Says ‘Money Speaks Louder Than Players’ Voices’

Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has expressed his concern about the impact of a jam-packed football calendar on player health and performance. De Bruyne believes that the relentless schedule, fueled by the expansion of European club competitions and the upcoming Club World Cup, prioritizes financial gains over player welfare. He argues that despite player associations raising concerns, FIFA and UEFA are prioritizing financial interests over player well-being.

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