Former Man City Captain Fernandinho just confirmed dead so sad 

Former Man City Captain Fernandinho just confirmed dead so sad

Manchester City ex-captain to play in Brazil

Former English champions Manchester City midfielder and captain Fernandinho will continue his career at Brazilian Atletico Paranaense, where he also played in 2000-2005, Goal.com reports.

The 37-year-old Brazilian football player will sign a two-year contract.

Fernandinho transferred from Shakhtar Donetsk to Manchester City in 2013 for 40 million euros. During this period he participated in 373 matches with the English team, scored 25 goals, made 32 goal assists. Fernandinho became the five-time champion of England.

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Liverpool next manager: Major update on Xabi Alonso appointment as new talks revealed – sources

Liverpool are still hopeful of agreeing a deal to bring Xabi Alonso to the club despite reports claiming he is likely to join Bayern Munich if he leaves Bayer Leverkusen, sources have told Football Insider.

Sky Sports reported last week (22 March) that Alonso, 42, prefers a move to the Allianz Arena over Anfield if he is to leave Bundesliga leaders Leverkusen.

However, the Spaniard remains the top target for Liverpool ahead of Jurgen Klopp’s summer exit – and a well-placed source has told Football Insider that the Reds are ready to “break the bank” to get him.

The Merseysiders haven’t given up on luring their former midfielder back to Anfield in the off-season.

Liverpool are working on a deal to appoint Alonso behind the scenes as they draw up the succession plan ahead of Klopp’s exit – which was announced in January.

Ultimately, the Merseysiders recognise that the decision will come down to the Spaniard, as it is effectively his job if he wants it.

Liverpool are interviewing other targets and have fall-back plans in case Alonso turns them down.

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The Spaniard has his Leverkusen side sitting top of the Bundesliga and is on course to win a historic treble with the German side this season.

He only started his senior management career at the club in October 2022 but is already considered one of the world’s most exciting young managers.

The 42-year-old’s contract at Leverkusen is set to run until June 2026.

His side are yet to lose a game in the 2023-24 campaign, winning 33 and drawing five.

Cody Gakpo is Loving Life At The Red,As He Now Target Personal And Collective Success In His Second Year At The Club

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Cody Gakpo is loving life at Liverpool as he now targets personal and collective success in his second year at the club.

Thursday marked exactly 12 months since an agreement was reached for the Dutch forward’s transfer from PSV Eindhoven, marking the beginning of his journey at Anfield that has seen him score 14 goals from his half-century of appearances.

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Gakpo feels totally settled on Merseyside and credits the love given to him from the supporters as a reason for his quick adaptation period.

The No.18 told Liverpoolfc.com: “A year with obviously really good moments, some lesser-good moments, but I’m happy to be here and hopefully beautiful moments to come.

“I really feel at home and I think the club is amazing. It’s like a big family. The supporters are amazing every game and show love to all of us. I appreciate it and I love being here.”

On his aims for year two, the 24-year-old stated: “I hope to achieve a lot – on a personal level as well. But as a team we have big dreams and big goals. We are working on that.

“I think it always takes some time for every player in a new place to settle a little bit but I felt [at] home quite fast.

“It’s an amazing club and hopefully many more beautiful moments will come for me and for the team.”

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Jürgen Klopp’s Reds currently sit top of the Premier League at the halfway point in the campaign.

They begin the new calendar year by welcoming Newcastle United to Anfield on Monday night, with Gakpo and his teammates looking to maintain their occupancy of first place.

He continued: “I think we are doing really good from the beginning of the season and we have a good group.

“This game, even though we are in first place, we just go into this game like it’s a really important game – like every other game.

“Of course it brings pressure to be in the top position in the league but I think we don’t see it like that. We are just really focused on that one game we have to play in that moment, and I think that’s also a strength of the team.

“They [Newcastle] have a really good team. Obviously we have to work really hard, we have to fight together, stick together even through the difficult moments maybe that will come in the game – hopefully not but it’s a world-class team as well.

“It’s hopefully going to be a great game with us on top at the end.”

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