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Alvaro Morata, farewell to AC Milan: “Thank you for this chance.”
The’farewell è official, and farewells come.
AC Milan soccer: Alvaro Morata è is now a former Rossoneri player, but he wanted to dedicate a final farewell to the team and fans he has just left. The Spanish striker, who moved on loan with mandatory redemption to Galatasaray, chose Instagram for his tribute to the Rossoneri colors before he begins his new adventure in Turkey.
“Thank you for giving me the chance to wear this jersey, Milan è an incredible club. And it è even more so for the people who work there, thank you all”, è the message you canò read on Morata’s Instagram Stories.
Morata, who è already arrived in Istanbul and posed with a Galatasaray scarf, signed a contract that the Turkish club will have to redeem in June 2025 or, at most, a year later in case the loan is extended. The deal includes a fee of 10 million euros plus 3 million in bonuses promised to Milan.
Already in Serie A for four seasons with Juventus, between 2014 and 2016 and between 2020 and 2022, Morata scored 35 goals in 130 league appearances with the Bianconeri shirt. Instead, he leaves AC Milan after just 14 tokens, which yielded 5 goals.
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Nothing done between Sampdoria and Sassuolo
È ended 0-0 the advance of the twenty-seventh day of Serie B at the Stadio Ferraris in Genoa between Sampdoria and Sassuolo.
Few emotions between the blucerchiati and neroverdi, the latter are at +8 at the top of the standings pending the commitments of the others, especially Pisa second, but slow down after three consecutive victories.
Samp, on the other hand, is restarting, albeit slowly, after the defeat against Südtirol.
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ATP 500 Doha, final between Andrey Rublev and Jack Draper
Andrey Rublev and Jack Draper are the finalists in the ATP 500 tournament in Doha.
The Russian, the No. 5 seed, beat Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime in three sets with a score of 7-5 3-6 7-6 to win his third final at the Qatar Open. Having lost the first one in 2018, he will conquer the victory in 2020.
Later, the Briton who had eliminated Matteo Berrettini also needed three games to reach the final. Draper è won in a comeback 3-6 7-6 6-3 over Czech Jiri Lehecka, fresh off a brilliant victory over Carlos Alcaraz.
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Women's Nations League, Italy beats Wales
Italy began its journey in Group A4 of the Women’s Nations League with a victory, beating Wales 1-0 in Monza. “It will be a complicated match” had said on the eve of the match the coach of the Azzurri, Andrea Soncin, and in fact, after finding the lead in the opening with Bonansea at 5′ of the game, Italy then sinned a bit in precision to secure the result, despite the many conclusions tried until the last minutes of the match.
The next match è scheduled for next Tuesday in La Spezia, against Denmark. At halftime, the ‘Brianteo’ stadium dedicated a round of applause to Natalina Ceraso Levati, 81 years old, 50 of which were dedicated to soccer, an executive of Fiammamonza and the Women’s Soccer Division, which she led from 1997 to 2009. She received a bouquet of flowers from the chairwomen of the Serie A Division and Serie B Division, Federica Cappelletti and Laura Tinari.
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