Release date: Monday, August 3, 2020 11:52 a.m.
“MEMPHIS DEPAY can be the key to his former club, Manchester United, succeeding at Jadon Sancho this summer.”
… On Sunday night, when Bild was first reported on Friday and almost something else (e.g., ”Jadon Sancho’s most recent move: how Manchester United Memphis Depay’s failure can help the Red Devils point to Borussia Dortmund’s 100 million pound star ‘talkSPORT) in the days that came in.
Mediawatch fondly recalls the days when old news like “EXCLUSIVE” were the lowest that had ever sunk. Right now? It registers slightly.
“TRANSFER NEWS LIVE: Aubameyang Ultimate, Man Utd connected to Schmeichel swoop”
Even for the Mirror, it’s old news.
But what about Aubameyang’s “last”?
“Arsenal beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup this weekend, and their hopes have won a boost.
“All eyes are on the Gunners, now they can support Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after their exploits propel them into European football.”
So what’s the “last”?
“Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will play in the Champions League next season,” says former Liverpool defender Glen Johnson.
And if we need to know Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s “last”, we ask former Liverpool defender Glen Johnson.
The ultimate ridiculous? The Daily Mirror has the best connected Arsenal journalist in the country and wrote a last page article on Monday saying that ‘ARSENAL will offer Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this week a contract of 250,000 euros consistent with week and 3 years to remain in the Emirates.
Now this as “Aubameyang the newest” for us. But what do we know about it? Less than Glen Johnson, of course.
“The Chiefs of the Gunners will offer new situations this week to their last FA Cup winner, but he needs a three-year contract worth 250,000 euros a week.”
Well, it’s convenient.
“News of Arsenal’s move LIVE: Latest updates from Aubameyang and Coutinho”
The rest is very irrelevant, but we love a ‘Coutinho update’, so bring it …
“Barcelona has lost more than 700 million pounds in profits this season, to the club’s president, Josep Maria Bartomeu.”
And that, and gentlemen of Arsenal, is the cornerstone of your “Coutinho update”.
It’s a done deal.
“The time had come, an FA Cup victory would have been the icing on the cake for Arsenal, the last desperate path to any European competition.
Now you see here, when Samuel kicked Aubameyang a month ago for unknown reasons. Or at least unpublished.
The player who won the FA Cup in Chelsea on Saturday (he may have scored the first final treble since Blackpool’s Stan Mortensen in 1953 had he not failed a goalkeeper in the third minute) would have seemed no less interested when Project The Restart in Manchester City.
A “guardian”? The Mail’s live blog about the latter described this possibility as follows: “The first possibility fell to Arsenal! Ainsley Maitland-Niles controlled magnificently to make his way to a cross position from a long clearing kick ahead, and his delivery was widely approved through Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. “But we strayed.
Seriously, if a guy scores twice to win the FA Cup final and your first reaction is to say “he deserves to have scored three” and then he was a bit of an idiot in a game six weeks ago,” then the challenge is with you and not with him.
He must have his brain in a summer move, protecting his body in anticipation of a move to Real Madrid. In the first five games of the resumption of football, Aubameyang’s only goals were against Norwich. »
He made more shots against Brighton than in any other game this season (an Arsenal online page stood him out above any of his field teammates), so it looked like he was trying, but he’s moving on…
‘He didn’t even make the team’ for an FA Cup quarter-final that saw Mikel Arteta make five changes to his starting line-up, including the benching of his captain, who had played three sets of 90 minutes in just eight days.
‘Maybe it was the occasion, more cynically the attraction of the shop window.’
He also scored twice against Watford last week; he has scored six goals in his last four games. It’s almost as if he’s taken a few weeks to set the kind of stride that has allowed him to score literally more goals than any other English football player since signing for Arsenal.
He has scored 70 ridiculous goals in 109 games for an average team. And should you still recommend that you have a bad attitude and a challenge of commitment? Yes, it’s definitely the professional sportsman who has the challenge here.
‘Cristiano Ronaldo calls Georgina Rodriguez ‘the maximum lovely in the world’ after being dazzled in a bikini on a yacht’
‘Inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s amazing yacht breaks as Georgina Rodriguez shoots a boat crossing the water from her room’
“Georgina Rodriguez stores amazing new belfie images in bikinis of a beloved super-yacht with Cristiano Ronaldo”
“Cristiano Ronaldo enjoys a getaway on a huge yacht while the very good wife Georgina Rodríguez serves him a dessert”
‘Cristiano Ronaldo’s friend Georgina Rodriguez wears a dazzling diamond ring as she relaxes on a 30,000-a-week yacht’
“Cristiano Ronaldo relaxes on a 30,000 euro weekly yacht with Georgina Rodriguez and her friends before the Genoa crash”
‘Cristiano Ronaldo takes Georgina Rodriguez on a 15 million pound holiday yacht while the beloved couple sunbathes on deck’
“Cristiano Ronaldo’s yacht surrounded by enthusiasts as they swim and sing for him and Georgina while on vacation”
‘Georgina Rodriguez stuns as she sunbathes in a purple bikini on cristiano Ronaldo’s yacht and her’
It’s all up to you …
– Liverpool FC News (@LivEchoLFC) August 2020
Just Liverpool? Difficult.
Perry Bloody Groves.
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