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Richarlison’s early promise suggests his days are Everton numbered
With the early promise Richarlison has shown at Everton, it may not be too long before Europe’s super clubs come knocking, writes Aonghus Ó Maicín.
Tag: Brazil
Richarlison – Everton’s kite flyer
This summer, Everton splashed out close to £50 million for young Brazilian forward Richarlison and they may now have a real gem on their hands.
Records that can be broken at the World Cup in Russia
As we get set for the start of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Ivan Smyth picks out some of the milestones that could be achieved over the next month.
Brazil hoping to banish memories of 2014 World Cup humiliation
Following humilation in their own backyard four years ago, Brazil head to the 2018 World Cup with a point to prove to themselves and their supporters.
The sides most likely to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup
We’re just weeks away from the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia so what better time to look at five of the sides expected to challenge for the trophy next month?
Numbers at play – Science predicts Confederations Cup success for Russia
With the Confederations Cup an intriguing test for Russian infrastructure, Alan Moore uses science to predict success for the host country this summer.
2015/16 could be a breakthrough season for Andreas Pereira at Manchester United
This season could offer a chance to breakthrough at Manchester United for Andreas Pereira, writes Rich Lloyd.
The sound of silence – Alcides Ghiggia and the Maracanazo
Alcides Ghiggia was the World Cup winning hero for Uruguay in 1950. His tale is as dramatic today as it was then, writes Aidan Williams.
Ciao Fabio, spasibo for the effort!
Alan Moore brings news from Russia where Fabio Capello is no longer the coach of the national side.
Brazil have grown stronger thanks to World Cup humiliation
The change in leadership of the Brazilian national team led to a large scale overhaul of the squad, Ellis King assesses what has changed in the Brazil camp.