Bui Tien Dung may be the main goalkeeper for U23 Vietnam; 3 former Real Madrid players arrested for match-fixing and money laundering
(Baonghean.vn) - Bui Tien Dung is likely to be the main goalkeeper for U23 Vietnam; 3 former Real Madrid players were arrested for match-fixing and money laundering; Solskjaer lists MU to clean up are notable sports news of the day.
Solskjaer lists MU cleanup
According to the Manchester Evening News, Solskjaer talked about plans to rebuild the Manchester United squad even before being appointed permanently (with a 3-year contract).
More specifically, Solskjaer wants to clean up the "remnants" of MU, sell unwanted players by next summer at the latest. Previously, the British press also said that the Norwegian coach's point of view is that whoever wants to leave, he will not keep!
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| Solskjaer wants to clean up MU and bring in new players to rebuild the Red Devils |
In return, this captain specifically noted the names he wanted the Red Devils to bring in during the two transfer windows, in the summer market of 2019 as well as 2020.
MEN confirmed that Vice President Ed Woodward has assigned his team to identify targets, advise and negotiate contracts,...MU needs a big change to regain the Red Devils' identity, which has faded a lot since Sir Alex retired in 2013.
Bui Tien Dung is the main goalkeeper of U23 Vietnam
One day after announcing the Vietnam national team (VN) participating in the King's Cup, VFF announced the list of 30 players of the Vietnam U23 team preparing for the friendly match with Myanmar U23 on June 7. This list includes goalkeeper Bui Tien Dung, who lost his place in the national team but is likely to be the main goalkeeper of the Vietnam U23 team.
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| Goalkeeper Bui Tien Dung. |
In addition, the list of U23 Vietnam also has some names that made experts pause for quite a while because there are players who are gathering in the U23 team for the first time and there are also "wounded soldiers" who are being treated at the club. Typically, striker Nguyen Hoang Duc (Viettel), although the club confirmed that he was seriously injured, his name was still on the list of 30 players summoned.
The U23 Vietnam team is led by coach Kim Han-yoon. On June 2, the U23 Vietnam team will gather in Hanoi, have a training match with Viettel Club on June 4, and then move to Phu Tho to compete with U23 Myanmar on June 7.
3 former Real Madrid players arrested for match-fixing and money laundering
The Spanish football world has just been shaken by the arrest of three former Real Madrid players and the president of Huesca Club for match-fixing, match-fixing and money laundering.
According to three famous Spanish newspapers, Marca, AS and Sport, there have been five players and former players arrested so far, including three former Real Madrid players. That is the case of Samuel Sáiz, an attacking midfielder who grew up in the youth academy of the Spanish Royal team and played for Real Madrid B and C. Samuel Sáiz is currently playing for Getafe on loan from Leeds United.
In addition to Samuel Sáiz, another former Real Madrid player who was arrested is Carlos Aranda. The former Spanish striker grew up in the famous training academy of “Los Blancos”, and played for Real Madrid C and B.
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| 6 out of 7 characters have just been arrested. |
The most famous figure and the ringleader of this match-fixing, match-fixing and money-laundering ring is Raúl Bravo. This former Spanish defender played for Real Madrid’s first team for 6 seasons. Raúl Bravo grew up in Real Madrid’s academy, won La Liga in the 2002/03 and 2006/07 seasons and the 2001/02 Champions League with “Los Blancos”. The other two players arrested are Inigo Lopez, a former Huesca player who now plays for Deportivo, and Borja Fernández, a player who recently retired from Real Sociedad.
In addition to the five players and former players mentioned above, two famous figures of Huesca have also been arrested to serve the investigation: President Agustín Lasaosa and Director of the team's medical center, Mr. Juan Carlos Galindo Lanuza.
Initial investigations show that Raul Bravo's group laundered money, sold matches, and fixed scores in many matches in La Liga and the Spanish Second Division in the 2016/17 and 2017/18 seasons. Spanish authorities are completing the case file to prosecute this organized crime group.
