One is no longer owned by Barça but the other is and its future is no longer clear. Marc Cucurella he was moved after scoring his first goal with the shirt of Brighton in the spectacular defeat (4-0) to Man Utd. As if that wasn’t enough, he eventually made a point Pascal Gross. In his first season in the Premier, the left winger played 33 games, all of them as a starter on the team led by Graham Potter. For its part, Francis Trincao left his mark Stamford Bridge closing distances for wolverhampton before him Chelsea data Coady scored the final 2-2 at 97 ‘. This is the second goal of the Portuguese, to whom the wolves they can’t afford the 30 million purchase option.
Gio, Rangers finalist
played on guards from 1998 to 2001 and in November he sat down after going Steven Gerrard sa Aston Villa. Europa League finalist against Eintracht after removing the Leipzig, gio van Bronckhorst he is already a legend Ibrox. This week they shone too Adria Vilanova (3-1 from Andorra de Eder Sarabia to Albacete), Jordi Masip (0-2 from Valladolid to Eibar), Alexis Sanchez (a goal in Inter’s 4-2 win over Empoli) and Ivan Rakiticstarter at 1-1 by Sevilla at Villarreal.
THE NOTES
10- Dani Romera (Nàstic)
The former Barça B player scored three goals in the 5-1 win over Linense, leaving the playoff options alive. He already had six goals in the past month.
9- Denis Suarez (Celtic)
This Tuesday he will return to Camp Nou three days after providing two assists against Alavés. “Denis, stand up! ‘Mouriño, no!'”, Shouted those standing.
8- Luis Alberto (Lazio)
With a contract until 2025 but wanting to leave, the Andalusian scored his fifth goal in a 2-0 win over Sampdoria after Patric opened the can.
Source: La Verdad
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