Dutch newspaper worries Heerenveen will lose Van Hau; Van Toan and fans donate 130 million VND to fight Covid-19

Dutch newspaper worries Heerenveen will lose Van Hau before the season

The contract terms between Hanoi FC and Heerenveen could allow Van Hau to return in May, before the Dutch National Championship ends.

Dutch newspaper questions Van Hau's future at Heerenveen.

As per the contract between the two sides in early September last year, Heerenveen will negotiate with Hanoi FC to buy Van Hau outright if the player shows his ability in May, which is the time when the season ends as planned. However, up to this point, Van Hau has only regularly played in the Dutch reserve league.

Van Toan and fans donate 130 million VND to fight Covid-19

The HAGL striker and fans were present at the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front to directly donate 130 million VND to support the fight against the Covid-19 epidemic.

On the morning of March 22, Van Toan and a fan representative went to the office of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to carry out this noble gesture.

Van Toan is one of the first Vietnamese players to take the lead in calling on fans to join hands in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. The striker from Hai Duong received a lot of support from fans and loyal supporters for his meaningful actions. And after only 4 days, Van Toan and his fans raised 130 million VND to transfer to the Covid-19 prevention fund of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee.

Despite losing miserably at the World Cup, Thailand's women's team received a bonus only 5 times less than the champion.

The Thai women's team was awarded $750,000 by FIFA, despite losing miserably at the 2019 Women's World Cup.

At the 2019 Women's World Cup, Thailand was in Group F with the United States, Sweden and Chile. The only representative from Southeast Asia lost all three matches, scoring one goal and conceding 20.

FIFA has announced the prize money for the teams competing in the 2019 Women's World Cup. Thailand, the team participating in the world tournament for the second time, was awarded 750,000 USD. Meanwhile, the US - the champion of the tournament was awarded 4 million USD, which is only 5 times more than the teams that stopped in the group stage like Thailand. Runner-up Netherlands received 2.6 million USD. Meanwhile, Sweden - the third-place team received 2 million USD.

Barca considers "sacrificing" Griezmann to buy Lautaro Martinez

Barcelona's board of directors as well as captain Lionel Messi personally really want to sign striker Lautaro Martinez of Inter Milan.

Barca are considering selling Griezmann in the summer transfer window and the aim is to recoup some of the €120m they paid Atletico Madrid for the French striker.

After losing Neymar, Barca spent a lot of money to compensate for the left-wing attack position, from Dembele, Coutinho to Griezmann, but none of them have met expectations. Therefore, in addition to the plan to replace Suarez with Martinez, Barca is also determined to bring Neymar back in the next summer transfer window.

New plan for Premier League: Return on June 1 and end within 6 weeks

The Premier League is considering the possibility of reopening the tournament on June 1. This is a solution to ensure that the 2020/21 season remains unaffected.

Last Thursday, the Premier League had to hold an emergency meeting and agreed to postpone the tournament until at least April 30.

According to the Telegraph, the most feasible option at the moment is that the next round will take place on June 1. It is not clear whether the Covid-19 epidemic will be under control by then, but it is almost certain that the teams will have to play in empty stadiums.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics postponed due to Covid-19

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has decided to pave the way for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympic Games to take place at a different time instead of this summer, due to the impact of Covid-19.

IOC President Thomas Bach has set a four-week deadline to discuss and agree on a new date for the Olympics in Japan.

The Tokyo Olympics were originally scheduled to take place in Japan from July 24 to August 9. Initially, the host country was determined to hold the event as normal despite the pandemic. However, pressure from major federations such as the United Kingdom and the United States forced the IOC to reconsider. The governing body ruled out canceling the Games, instead proposing a delay of a month or a year.