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PSG, Marseille looking to bounce back after Champions League losses
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sports11h ago

PSG, Marseille looking to bounce back after Champions League losses

  • PSG travels to Auxerre as they try to regain form after midweek European defeat.
  • Marseille hosts Lens, aiming to maintain their league-leading attack while fixing defensive issues.
  • Lens arrives with a 10-match winning streak and a one-point lead over PSG.
  • Hakimi will not play against Auxerre after returning from the Africa Cup of Nations.
  • Paris Match reports an investigation into Lucas Hernandez on labor-law allegations.
  • Enrique says PSG must take control of Ligue 1 as they chase Lens in a tight title race.
  • AP reports the matches also include upcoming newsletters and added media coverage.
  • Liverpool and Marseille faced off in the Champions League, impacting domestic form.
  • PSG’s dip in form follows a European setback after their title-winning season.
  • Auxerre and Lens provide contrasting tests for PSG and Marseille respectively.
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How has Palmeiras' 'Billion Generation' fared out in Europe?
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sports5h ago

How has Palmeiras' 'Billion Generation' fared out in Europe?

  • Endrick is on loan to Lyon after Palmeiras’ Billion Generation drew European interest following a senior title win.
  • Estêvão has started brightly at Chelsea, gaining playing time amid Chelsea's coaching changes.
  • Luis Guilherme faced a tough Premier League start at West Ham before moving to Sporting CP.
  • The 'Billion Generation' label highlights the transfer fees expected by Palmeiras from Europe as they developed promising youngsters.
  • Vinícius Júnior’s Real Madrid move helped establish a market gate for future South American prospects.
  • Endrick’s loan move contrasts with Vinícius’ slower early development, shaping expectations for European suitors.
  • Estêvão’s Chelsea path shows clubs value versatility, with potential to play as winger or No. 10.
  • The article warns that moving young players abroad can turn them into commodities with adaptation risks.
  • Palmeiras’ trio demonstrates that European clubs chase South American talent for media exposure and market value.
  • The piece links Endrick, Estêvão, and Luis Guilherme to broader transfer trends following Vinícius Júnior’s example.
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