#Jordan Siebatcheu

[itscarshub]

Union Berlin vs. Bayer Leverkusen - prediction, team news, lineups

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Bundesliga clash between Union Berlin and Bayer Leverkusen, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen will hope to continue winning ways in order to defend their Bundesliga crown when they travel to face Union Berlin at Stadion An der Alten Forsterei on Saturday in their 12th league game of 2024-25. The hosts are 10th with 16 points after 11 matches and were beaten 1-0 by Wolfsburg on November 23, while Leverkusen are only in fourth place with 20 points but did triumph 5-2 against Heidenheim last Saturday.

Match preview

© Imago Union Berlin created no big chances against Wolfsburg and were restricted to just 0.51 xG, though to their credit they at least limited the Wolves to one big chance. Boss Bo Svensson was scathing of his players following the defeat but suggested that they could have earned a point, saying: "We were too passive and lacked courage and good sequences of play in attack. It got better in the second half, partly due to the substitutions, and I think it was more of a draw in the end." Svensson's side have had contrasting fortunes at either end of the pitch given they have only conceded nine goals but have only scored nine times in the Bundesliga, records which make them the division's joint second best defensive and second worst offensive club. Die Eisernen are in poor form having lost three and drawn two of their five most recent fixtures, failing to find the back of the net in their last four. It should be noted that the hosts have still been difficult to beat at home, with the team so far unbeaten at Stadion An der Alten Forsterei in 2024-25, winning three and drawing two.

© Imago As for Leverkusen, while their nine-point deficit on leaders Bayern Munich is by no means unrecoverable, fans will no doubt be concerned that the club have already dropped points six times this season. In fact, the visitors only failed to win in the league on six occasions in the entirety of the 2023-24 campaign, and despite having 23 matchweeks left to play this term, Alonso's side are unable to equal their points tally of 90 from the previous season. However, Die Schwarzroten's victory against Heidenheim at least ended a streak of three consecutive Bundesliga draws, and saw them score as many goals in one game as they had in the prior four top-flight outings. Leverkusen also managed to beat RB Salzburg 5-0 on Tuesday in the Champions League, with the team now sixth in the Champions League table with 10 points after five fixtures. Alonso's team have emerged victorious in two of their last five games, drawing two of the other three, while scoring 11 times in their most recent three. Though Die Schwarzroten have struggled for consistency this term, they have at least been difficult to beat away from home given they have drawn four and lost just one of their past five matches on the road. Union Berlin Bundesliga form: Union Berlin form (all competitions): Bayer Leverkusen Bundesliga form: Bayer Leverkusen form (all competitions):

Team News

© Imago Union Berlin have three injury concerns heading into Saturday's clash, with striker Andrej Ilic, centre-back Diogo Leite and goalkeeper Yannic Stein all ruled out. Federik Ronnow is certain to start between the posts, while Danilho Doekhi, Kevin Vogt and Leopold Querfeld could be selected to play in a back three. Given Ilic's absence, Svensson may field a front three featuring Woo-Yeong Jeong, Jordan Siebatcheu and Benedict Hollerbach. Opponents Leverkusen will not be able to select attackers Amine Adli, Victor Boniface, Jonas Hofmann and Martin Terrier, and this could force Alonso to start just two forwards. Florian Wirtz and Patrik Schick can be expected to feature up front, while Granit Xhaka, Robert Andrich and Aleix Garcia may start in midfield. Defenders Jeanuel Belocian and Nordi Mukiele will also not appear in the starting XI, and this could mean that the visitors deploy a back three consisting of regulars Edmond Tapsoba, Jonathan Tah and Piero Hincapie. Union Berlin possible starting lineup: Ronnow; Doekhi, Vogt, Querfeld; Trimmel, Kemlein, Khedira, Rothe; Jeong, Siebatcheu, Hollerbach Bayer Leverkusen possible starting lineup: Hradecky; Tapsoba, Tah, Hincapie; Frimpong, Xhaka, Andrich, Garcia, Grimaldo; Wirtz, Schick

We say: Union Berlin 1-2 Bayer Leverkusen

Following their resounding victory in the Champions League, Leverkusen will come into Saturday's match full of confidence. Though Union Berlin boast a strong home record, the visitors have also been resilient on the road and it would not be surprising if they claimed all three points. Source link Read the full article

[calciopics]

UEFA Champions League 2021/2022- Matchday 5 Goals (23.11.2021)

[addc10]

A Guide for Keeping Track of Americans in Europe

I have outed myself as an American on this site and so, to fully embrace this identity, I have decided to do some research about Americans who play in Europe, so perhaps fellow Americans or anyone interested in American footballers, can keep track of those playing in European Leagues. I am also doing this just for my own reference, but I thought I would share it in case anyone else is interested! I have included on here those playing in any of the big leagues, any usmnt players, and the usmnt U20 players playing abroad (as they just won CONCACAF Championship). I have bolded players who I have been watching already and players who, as a result of my research, I will be looking out for! You’ll notice it is mostly young players, but that is just a personal preference. If I’ve missed anyone or you think I should watch someone, let me know!

The Youths:

Christian Pulisic (20): GERMANY: Bundesliga -Borussia Dortmund - winger

Weston McKennie (20): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Schalke - midfielder

Matt Miazga (23): FRANCE: Ligue 1 - Nantes (on loan from Chelsea) - defender

Josh Sargent (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Werder Bremen U-23 - striker

Tim Weah (18): FRANCE: Ligue 1 - PSG - striker

Julian Green (23): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Greuther Furth - attacking midfielder

Antonee Robinson (21): ENGLAND: Championship - Wigan (on loan from Everton) - defender

Cameron Carter-Vickers (20): ENGLAND: Championship - Swansea City (on loan from Tottenham Hotspurs) - defender

Lynden Gooch (22): ENGLAND: League 1 - Sunderland - midfielder

Ethan Horvath (23): BELGIUM: First Division - Club Brugge - goalkeeper

Emerson Hyndman (22): SCOTLAND: Premiership - Hibernian (on loan from Bournemouth) - midfielder

Kenny Saief (24): BELGIUM: First Division - Anderlecht - midfielder

Gedion Zelalem (21): NETHERLANDS: Eredivisie - Venio (on loan from Arsenal) - midfielder

Luca de la Torre (20): ENGLAND: Premier League - Fulham - midfielder

Brandon Austin (19): ENGLAND: Premier League - Tottenham Hotspurs - goalkeeper

Matthew Olosunde (20): ENGLAND: Premier League - Manchester United - defender

Gboly Ariyibi (23): ENGLAND: Championship - Nottingham Forest - winger

Jordan Siebatcheu (22): FRANCE: Ligue 1 - Rennes - striker

Haji Wright (20): GERMNAY: Bundesliga - Schalke - winger

Nick Taitague (19): GERMANY: Bundesliga -Schalke U-20 - midfielder

Zyen Jones (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Schalke U-19 - winger

Chris Gloster (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Hannover - defender

Isaiah Young (20): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Werder Bremen - forward

Johnathan Klinsmann (21): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Hertha Berlin - goalkeeper

Chris Richards (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Bayern Munich (on loan from Dallas FC) - defender

Timothy Tillman (19): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Nuremberg - midfielder

Erik Palmer-Brown (21): NETHERLANDS: Eredivisie - Breda (on loan from Manchester City) - defender

Keaton Parks (21): PORTUGAL: Primeira Liga - Benfica - midfielder

Mukwelle Akale (21): SPAIN: La Liga - Villarreal - midfielder

Shaq Moore (22): SPAIN: Segunda Division - Reus Deportiu (on loan from Levante) - defender

Juan Pablo Torres (19): BELGIUM: First Division - Lokeren - defender

Alexis Mendez (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Freiburg - midfielder

Sergio Dest (18): NETHERLANDS: Eredivisie - Ajax - defender

Konrad de la Fuente (17): SPAIN: La Liga - Barcelona U-19 - winger

Sebastian Soto (18): GERMANY: Bundesliga -Hannover - forward

Jalen Hawkins (17): GERMANY: Bundesliga 2 - Ingolstadt U-19 - winger

Owen Otasowie (17): ENGLAND: Premier League - Wolves U-18 - midfielder

Stuart Ritchie (17): NETHERLANDS: Eredivisie - Groningen U-19 - defender

Romain Gall (23): SWEDEN: Allsvenskan - Malmo - midfielder

25+ Year-Olds

Geoff Cameron (33): ENGLAND: Championship - Queens Park Rangers (on loan from Stoke)

Danny Williams (29): ENGLAND: Premier League - Huddersfield Town - midfielder

Bobby Wood (25): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Hannover 96 (on loan from Hamburger SV) - goalkeeper

John Brooks (25): GERMANY: Bundesliga - VfL Wolfsburg - defender

DeAndre Yedlin (25): ENGLAND: Premier League - Newcastle - defender

Terrence Boyd (27): GERMANY: Bundesliga 2 - Dramrstadt - forward

Timmy Chandler (28): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Eintracht - defender

Aron Johannsson (27): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Werder Bremen - forward

Fabian Johnson (30): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Borussia Monchengladbach - defender

Eric Lichaj (30): ENGLAND: Championship - Hull City - defender

Alfredo Morales (28): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Fortuna Düsseldorf - defender

Tim Ream (31): ENGLAND: Premier League - Fulham - defender

Caleb Stanko (25): GERMANY: Bundesliga - Freiburg - defensive midfielder

Josh Gatt (27): AUSTRIA: Bundesliga - Rheindorf - winger (Austria)

Chris Konopka (33): ENGLAND: Premier League - Cardiff City - goalkeeer

[liftheavythinkskinny]

Theoson Jordan Siebatcheu 😍😍

[anisanews]

USMNT player ratings: Grades for U.S. men’s national team vs. Switzerland

The U.S. men’s national team’s nine-game unbeaten streak came to an end against Switzerland, and so did some of the good vibes and positive momentum it had built up during that run. Sunday’s game got away from the USA in the second half and the final 2-1 result was ultimately a flattering one given all the chances Switzerland created.

But as with every international match, there are plenty of caveats: The Americans played a strong opponent — Switzerland is ranked No. 13 and full of accomplished pros — and they were missing their best player (Christian Pulisic, because of Champions League duty) and their most influential player (Tyler Adams, out injured). They also had heavy legs from their high-altitude training, as captain Weston McKennie explained postgame.

The attitude and desire were the big positive and the USA had several good moments of swarming pressing which resulted in its best scoring chances. The Americans committed numbers in the attack when they had Switzerland pinned in its own half. But when it came to building out of the back and maintaining sustained possession, the quality just wasn’t there and the giveaways were plenty. That’s a dangerous game to be playing on the international level.

And those problem areas that were exposed against Switzerland might plant a seed of doubt heading into the USA’s next match: a single-elimination Nations League showdown Thursday against Honduras, a country that has regularly given the USMNT fits.

Here are five takeaways from the match and grades for each USMNT player:

1. McKenzie can do the job

There’s an open spot at starting center back with the injury to NY Red Bulls stalwart Aaron Long. Mark McKenzie got the opportunity to fill in alongside John Brooks and showed he is definitely a candidate to be the long-term solution. Not only did he make big plays, but he also brought a calm to the position. USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter gave him a positive review postgame.

2. Center forward is wide open

You’ve got to hand it to Josh Sargent (photo below). His level of fight and commitment is off the charts. But at some point execution matters, and not just when it comes to scoring goals. He offered little when it came to hold-up play or combination play to help the U.S. push up the field. Though the clamoring for Daryl Dike and Jordan Siebatcheu will surely grow, it’s hard to see Berhalter moving from Sargent just yet. In fact, he felt that Sargent “had a good game.”

Getty Images https://ift.tt/3p5qeCh

3. Gio Reyna … luxury player?

Maybe Reyna was one of the players who suffered the most from the heavy legs McKennie referenced. Reyna only appeared when the U.S. reached the Switzerland penalty box. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have known he was in the game.

His pressing and defensive presence were several notches below his other teammates in the attack. And he didn’t make up for it with any difference-making plays. In fact, he had a team low passing percentage (79.5 percent). Berhalter’s U.S. national team, which is based on collective pressing and movement, can’t afford luxury players. Reyna was that on the day.

4. Aaronson earned a starting spot

While Reyna was disappointing, Brenden Aaronson was one of the USA’s bright spots. When they struggled to find any outlets for their build-up, there was Aaronson. He constantly showed for the ball, controlled it well for the most part and took a beating from the Swiss players. His passing could be better, but he had a tremendous work rate and was also dangerous around the box (he assisted on the lone U.S. goal). When Pulisic is back, Reyna’s the odd man out at this point.

5. Central midfield

This is the area of the field that could present the biggest challenge to the system Berhalter is trying to construct. Without the right players executing as a unit at a high enough level, things can get disjointed quickly. That cohesiveness just wasn’t there against Switzerland and the USA’s struggles in possession and build-up came down primarily to the midfield’s shortcomings.

The central holding midfield position is the one to watch most closely in the upcoming matches. Jackson Yueill (photo below) had one of his tougher outings for the USA, mainly in passing and possession. Kellyn Acosta brought more mobility and a change of pace to the passing in the second half, but he was still outmatched. Two deep-lying central midfielders could provide the most balanced solution until the team is back humming on all cylinders.

Getty Images https://ift.tt/34wqhxx

U.S. player ratings

Ethan Horvath: 6.5

After a quiet first half, he came up with big stops in the second half to keep the game close. There was little he could do on either Swiss goal and he guessed right on the penalty that went wide.

Sergino Dest: 6

Not a vintage performance for Dest at left back, but he’s still so important to the attack. He has the skill to make something out of nothing and nearly scored on a solo run in the first half. He did commit a handball offense in the box to lead to Switzerland’s missed PK.

John Brooks: 6

He combined timely interventions and clearances with forgettable moments, especially in the second half. He’s still a lock as a starter in the back.

Mark McKenzie: 6.5

Calm, clean and confident presence in the back. Aside from one miscue, this performance will make U.S. fans rest a bit easier in the aftermath of the Long injury. Berhalter’s lone criticism of McKenzie in the postgame: He needs to do more to help the defensive line move up to keep the team compact. That’ll come.

Reggie Cannon: 6

He definitely had his hands full defensively, but for the most part he did his job. With as much as Dest pushes forward on the left, Cannon has to be selective about his attacking forays from right back. He did well to pick out good moments, especially in the second half. When he did push up, he was quality with his passing, decision-making and crossing.

Jackson Yueill: 5

This was a difficult game for Yueill as the deep-lying mid, especially when it came to helping the USA get out of its own end. He not only turned the ball over in key areas, but he also looked physically overwhelmed when he was pressured.

Weston McKennie: 5.5

An up-and-down performance from the captain. He showed solid decision-making and good positioning and he dished out a couple of world-class passes. But he also had a handful of miscues and a stretch in which he couldn’t find the game. This U.S. team needs McKennie to be a force that carries them. A week of high-altitude training after a long season may be the culprit in this instance.

Getty Images https://ift.tt/3fAKYib

Sebastian Lletget: 7

Lletget is the perfect two-way midfielder for this team and he’s a fixture in this lineup as long as he continues to play like this. He could’ve done more to help Yueill in build-up play, but there’s no questioning his work ethic, defensive commitment and attacking instincts. He has a knack for perfectly timing his runs and he’s decisive and sharp when he gets the ball.

Brenden Aaronson: 6.5

He worked hard to get into the game. Outside of a few misplaced passes, he generally made a positive contribution when he got on the ball. His ability to show for a pass and draw fouls helped relieve some of the pressure the U.S. faced in its half of the field. Aaronson tired as the minutes wore on, but this was a performance to build on.

Gio Reyna: 4.5

Had a few good crosses, a dangerous shot and a nice combination with Cannon in his 72 minutes, but he generally struggled to leave a mark. The USA’s attacking moves actually seemed to slow down when the ball reached him. He was a non-factor defensively.

Josh Sargent: 4.5

Tough day at the office. The effort was there, but he struggled to hold the ball up, and when he did, his passing was generally off or he coughed it up. He got on the end of a couple of crosses in the box, but that’s about it.

Substitutes

Tim Ream: 4.5

Tough spot for Ream. He came on for Brooks just as the U.S. was under the most pressure and he was nearly immediately burned by Swiss forward Breel Embolo. He was easily beaten in another instance by Haris Seferovic.

Yunus Musah: 5

In his 29 minutes in place of Sebastian Lletget, he struggled to get into the game.

Kellyn Acosta: 6

Compared to Yueill, he was quicker and more decisive at the deep-lying position, but it still was nothing to write home about.

Jordan Siebatcheu: N/A

A quiet 18 minutes at forward from the man who plays his soccer in Switzerland.

Tim Weah: N/A

He brought a boost of energy and was willing and dynamic on the right wing, but he didn’t make an impact in 18 minutes.

DeAndre Yedlin: N/A

This was more of a welcome back for his first minutes at right back since 2019. Eight of them, to be exact.

from Anisa News https://ift.tt/3iihYOf

[leanpick]

Union kick off with 3-1 Berlin derby win

Union kick off with 3-1 Berlin derby win

Union Berlin eased past Hertha Berlin 3-1 in the city derby to start their Bundesliga season with a satisfying win. Union, fifth last season, made sure they kept bragging rights in the capital after beating Hertha three times, including in the German Cup, last season. Jordan Siebatcheu scored on his Bundesliga debut on Saturday, sending a glancing header past Hertha keeper Oliver…

[bouxmounir]

Zurich, Messi, les études... Qui est Wilfried Gnonto, la nouvelle surprise offensive du National ?

Zurich, Messi, les études… Qui est Wilfried Gnonto, la nouvelle surprise offensive du National ?

Du haut de ses 18 ans, Wilfried Gnon parvient à redonner le sourire à un peuple italien encore traumatisé par sa non-participation à la prochaine Coupe du monde. L’Ancien Joueur de l’Inter, aujourd’hui à Zurich, un convaincu pour ses deux premières sélections. Au classement des meilleurs joueurs du championnat, il n’est pas à la 17e position. Loin derrière Jordan Siebatcheu, passé notamment par…

[juarezesdeporte]

TRI..STE EMPATE

Ciudad de México.- Gracias a Guillermo Ochoa y a la poca contundencia de los estadounidenses Christian Pulisic y Jordan Siebatcheu, la Selección Mexicana empató 0-0 con Estados Unidos anoche en el Estadio Azteca

No fue gratuito que al 80’ un pequeño sector de la afición gritara el “Fuera ‘Tata’”, más allá de que mexicanos y estadounidenses estén muy cerca del Mundial de Qatar.

La falla para Ripley llegó al 72’, cuando Giovanni Reyna recibió un trazo largo en diagonal y le puso un bombón a Pefok, quien casi en el área chica y frente a Memo Ochoa casi mandó la pelota al tiro de esquina.

En el primer tiempo, Memo Ochoa había tapado un tiro franco de Christian Pulisic, una de las figuras del Chelsea y quien disparó justo a la ubicación del portero mexicano, ese que ya había salvado al equipo ante el tiro raso de Yunus Musah.

Con el resultado en el Estadio Azteca, los mexicanos suman 22 puntos y siguen en el tercer puesto del octagonal final de la Concacaf, detrás de Estados Unidos, que tiene la misma suma, pero una mejor diferencia de goles.

Ambas selecciones se acercaron a Canadá, que lidera la eliminatoria con 25 unidades pero sufrió su primera derrota, por 1-0 en su visita a Costa Rica.

En las últimas dos fechas del octagonal, México visita a Honduras el domingo y el miércoles recibe a El Salvador, dos conjuntos ya eliminados.

Los estadounidenses reciben a Panamá y luego visitarán a Costa Rica. Los canaleros fueron desplazados por los ticos del cuarto sitio, que otorga el derecho a un repechaje intercontinental con una selección de Oceanía.

Un tridente del que mucho se habla, pero con el que no ha pasado absolutamente nada. Raúl Jiménez tuvo que alejarse muchos metros de zona de definición para tocar el balón. Hirving Lozano tuvo los clásicos tiros en los linderos del área, a las gradas en cuatro ocasiones, como en gran parte del Octagonal. Jesús Manuel Corona suele maravillar con jugadas de fantasía en zonas intrascendentes e increíblemente desperdició un mano a mano por falta de técnica, al no controlar bien el esférico.

Después de Ochoa, el mejor futbolista de México fue Jorge Sánchez, al ‘secar’ a Pulisic y ser el más incisivo por la banda derecha.

Por el contrario, ni Johan Vásquez ni Gerardo Arteaga alcanzaron notas altas por el sector izquierdo, se vieron nerviosos, dubitativos, sin un trabajo tan aseado.

Al 89' el Azteca tembló con el “Fuera Tata”, ante su evidente dificultad para encontrar una solución táctica.

El domingo, México visita a Honduras y el miércoles cierra el Octagonal contra El Salvador. Está a cuatro puntos de su clasificación sin importar otros resultados.

(Edgar Contreras/Agencia Reforma)

[mundolatinomedia]

Estados Unidos ya tiene goleador para duelo ante México - AS USA Latino

Estados Unidos ya tiene goleador para duelo ante México – AS USA Latino

A pesar de que Ricardo Pepi sigue apuntando a ser el futuro de Estados Unidos, el delantero de 18 años no atraviesa su mejor momento en su carrera. Apenas ha jugado con el Augsburg, y se acerca la última ventana rumbo al Mundial de Qatar 2022. Es por ello que otro delantero levanta la mano para ser el presente. Jordan Siebatcheu ‘Pefok’, vive en Suiza uno de sus mejores momentos y apunta para ser…

[calciopics]

UEFA Champions League Matchday 1 Goals (14.09.2021)

[addc10]

Always believed my son Brenden!!! And in *checks hand* Sriracha sauce?

[mufc-updates]

Ronaldo can outshine Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku again at Man United

Ronaldo can outshine Chelsea’s Romelu Lukaku again at Man United

United lost 2-1 in Switzerland thanks to a last-gasp winner from USA striker Jordan Siebatcheu and it meant that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side failed to come away with the three points. It was a game of individual errors which cost United the match because at one point, they looked in control. The game turned when right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka was sent off for a high tackle on Young Boys midfielder,…

[onmadridista]

Manchester United: Cristiano Ronaldo deplores the defeat against Young Boys

Manchester United: Cristiano Ronaldo deplores the defeat against Young Boys

Cristiano Ronaldo lamented the collapse of Manchester United late in the game against Young Boys in the Champions League. The Portuguese superstar nevertheless expects the Red Devils to bounce back quickly from the setback. Ronaldo has scored three goals in two games since returning to Manchester, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s 10 men still suffered a 2-1 defeat after Jordan Siebatcheu took…

[kwan110]

Manchester United’s latest failure looks less a blip than part of a pattern

With about 10 minutes to go at the Wankdorf Stadion, there was sudden uproar on the Manchester United bench. The referee, François Letexier, had failed to spot a foul on Paul Pogba and on the touchline Ole Gunnar Solskjær was joined by Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo, wildly gesticulating with all the righteous indignation of men who had put their 50p on the edge of the pool table and were now watching somebody else rack up the balls.If ever there were a fitting motif for United’s surprise 2-1 defeat by Young Boys, perhaps this was it: United’s manager and perhaps their two most celebrated players fuming on the sidelines, unable to influence a thing. Instead, it was Jesse Lingard and Jordan Siebatcheu who would make the decisive contributions, the former with his shocking backpass, the latter with his grateful finish in the fifth minute of injury time.การพนันออนไลน์

[lagmennet]

Manchester United suffered a stoppage-time 2-1 defeat away to Young Boys in the European Champions League

Manchester United suffered a stoppage-time 2-1 defeat away to Young Boys in the European Champions League

Cristiano Ronaldo had opened the scoring early on but Aaron Wan Bissaka’s red card then reversed the Red Devil’s momentum. The Swiss champions got an equalizer through Cameroonian winger Nicolas Ngamaleu on 66 minutes, before Jordan Siebatcheu scored the winner in extra time. In London, Chelsea registered an important 1-0 win against Zenit St Petersburg. Zenit had spent the vast majority of the…

[bouxmounir]

Que dit Jordan Siebatcheu ?

Que dit Jordan Siebatcheu ?

“Jordy était très convoité par son profil, donc la concurrence était très forte. Avec Sabri, nous avons eu des discussions avec lui durant le mois de janvier, c’était une priorité pour nous et il a très vite choisi de rejoindre notre projet. Il a toujours marqué des buts dans toutes les divisions ou il a évolué. Nous lui souhaitons une très bonne intégration dans la famille du Stade Rennais et…