12 players leave Binh Dinh Club; French referee blows the whistle for EURO 2024 final

The person with the honor of officiating the battle for the EURO 2024 title is French referee Francois Letexier, 35 years old. Letexier's two assistants will be compatriots Cyril Mugnier and Mehdi Rahmouni.

In charge of VAR in this match is Mr. Jerome Brisard, also French, with 2 assistants Willy Delajod and Massimiliano Irrati.

Referee Francois Letexier has officiated three matches at EURO 2024, including Spain's 4-1 win over Georgia in the round of 16. The other two matches Letexier officiated were in the group stage: Denmark 0-0 Serbia and Croatia 2-2 Albania.

The EURO 2024 final, England vs Spain will be the biggest match he has been assigned to officiate. Previously, Mr. Letexier also has a lot of experience working at the club level: refereeing 65 official UEFA matches, being the referee of the European Super Cup, Man City vs Sevilla last season.

In the 2024/24 campaign, this man in black refereed 10 matches in the C1 Cup and Europa League. He was the 4th referee in the Champions League final, Real Madrid 2-0 Dortmund.

12 players leave Binh Dinh Club

The V-League runner-up announced the departure of 12 players at the same time, while adding a series of new recruits.

The players who will no longer be with the team in the coming season include: Nghiem Xuan Tu, Pham Van Thanh, Mac Hong Quan, Ha Duc Chinh, Tran Dinh Trong, Nguyen Hung Thien Duc, Adriano Schmidt, Pham Minh Nghia, Tran Dinh Minh Hoang, Nguyen Manh Cuong and 2 foreign players Marlon and Alan.

To prepare for the new season, Binh Dinh has renewed the contracts of two foreign players, Leo Atur and Do Van Thuan. At the same time, the team from the land of Vo also signed a contract with Mai Xuan Quyet, a former player of Nam Dinh.

In addition to Mai Xuan Quyet, Quy Nhon Binh Dinh Club has also just welcomed 3 more new players, namely Nguyen Ngoc Toan, Tran Trong Hieu and Le Thanh Phong. These are all players who have a lot of experience playing in both the V.League and the National First Division.

MU welcomes first new recruit

MU quickly completed the deal for Joshua Zirkzee in this summer's transfer window.

The Athleticconfirmed that MU's deal to sign Zirkzee has been approved. The "Red Devils" will not spend 40 million Euros to activate Zirkzee's contract termination clause due to concerns about affecting the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules.

Instead, they reached an agreement with Bologna to pay a sum in excess of €40 million to complete the deal. However, the payment process will be spread over 3 years, thereby helping MU to overcome financial constraints.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano used the familiar phrase "Here We Go" to confirm the deal was completed.