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  • “Madness” – President of Euro giants warns Chelsea + others after extravagant Premier League transfer spending

    “Madness” – President of Euro giants warns Chelsea + others after extravagant Premier League transfer spending

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    Feyenoord president Dennis te Kloese has described the transfer spending by Premier League clubs as “madness” and has warned that English teams still need to know what to do to develop players as well as just buying them.

    We’ve just seen a record-breaking January transfer window, with Chelsea’s spending in particular really catching the eye as new owner Todd Boehly looks to rebuild the club after a difficult period.

    Huge amounts have been invested to bring in big names like Enzo Fernandez, Mykhaylo Mudryk, Benoit Badiashile and others, and the spending of Premier League clubs now dwarfs what other major European leagues are doing.

    Te Kloese has had to sell a number of Feyenoord players recently, and it seems he finds what’s happening in English football at the moment a little crazy.

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    “It’s amazing what happens in England at the moment,” Te Kloese told The Athletic. “A lot of it is madness. There is no guarantee when you spend money.

    “You always need to retain a good perspective on how to develop the players once you sign them. The scouting has to be top-notch, but so does everything around the team.”

    It will be interesting to see if this major overhaul works out for Chelsea, or if the Blues end up being exposed for a lack of a coherent strategy.

    The post “Madness” – President of Euro giants warns Chelsea + others after extravagant Premier League transfer spending appeared first on CaughtOffside.

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  • Deschamps warns his players before Denmark

    Deschamps warns his players before Denmark

    Facing the media on Friday, the coach of the France team Didier Deschamps alerted his group before the reunion against Denmark, this Saturday for the second day of group D of the 2022 World Cup.

    Didier Deschamps, France France media team

    “She gave us misery”

    France and Denmark do not let go. After a double confrontation in the League of Nations, in June and September, concluded by two defeats for the Habs (1-2, 0-2), the two selections will again cross swords this Saturday, at Stadium 974 in Doha, in a match counting for Group D of the 2022 World Cup. Fallout last Tuesday from Australia (4-1) for their entry into the running, Kylian Mbappé’s partners will not show great confidence at kick-off at the moment to find the men of Kasper Hjulmand, for their part defeated by Tunisia after a disappointing performance (0-0).

    Present this Friday in front of the journalists, alongside his captain Hugo Lloris, the coach of the Blues Didier Deschamps did not hesitate to bludgeon his players on the potential of Christian Eriksen’s teammates. “I’ve said it many times. It is an undervalued team compared to its real value. We played them between June and September. She gave us trouble, a lot of trouble. We must reverse the trend, not to mention revenge. The coach and the Danish players know us. We know them. There was a photograph on June different from that of September. There is still one that will be different tomorrow. The situation of the two teams is not the same. There will be an analysis. Everything that happened before serves us and also serves the Danish team, which always has this ability to change the system in every game. This can lead to different difficulties.”

  • Arteta warns for the winter transfer window

    Arteta warns for the winter transfer window

    Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta has delivered a message to his leaders. The Spanish coach seems open to the arrival of new players in January.

    Mikel Arteta, Arsenal

    Premier League leaders Arsenal have said goodbye to the League Cup. On Wednesday, the Gunners lost at the Emirates Stadium against Brighton and Hove Albion (1-3), as part of the third round. After the meeting, Mikel Arteta presented himself at the microphone of Sky Sports. The opportunity for the Spanish coach to send a strong message to his management as the winter transfer window approaches.

    “We let players go”

    The London technician thus explained that his workforce was quantitatively limited and opened the door to the arrival of new players next January. “It’s the team we have (…) It’s the same team as when we win. I said from day one that we had a small team because in the end we let players go. That’s what we have. If everyone is available and no one is hurt, everything is fine, but the time has come, we know what it is. It’s not new. I think I said it the first day after the transfer window.

    Among the major departures, those of Hector Bellerin, Alexandre Lacazette or even Bernd Leno. Last summer, the club from the London capital spent in the direction of arrivals more than 130 million euros with the transfers of Gabriel Jesus (52.20 million euros), Oleksandr Zinchenko (35 million euros) and Fabio Vieira (35 million euros). Thanks in particular to this recruitment, the results are up to now, and even beyond. At the top of the English championship with two lengths ahead of Manchester City, Arsenal qualified for the knockout stages of the Europa League after completing the group stage in first place in Group A.

  • China’s Thai Embassy Warns Nationals Not to Participate in Illegal Gambling

    China’s Thai Embassy Warns Nationals Not to Participate in Illegal Gambling

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    China continues to project regional dominance in matters that involve its citizens who travel to neighboring countries to gamble. On Monday, the Chinese Embassy in Thailand said that it had received pleas from Chinese nationals who were involved in cross-border gambling and who had, as a result, suffered property and safety damages.

    China Continues to Be Hawkish about Nationals’ Gambling Proclivities Overseas

    The embassy issued a statement in which it reminded Chinese citizens that participating in illegal gambling is not permitted and that anyone can be held accountable should a criminal link be established. This is the latest instance of China using its diplomatic ties and relationships in the region to try and steer nationals away from gambling properties.

    This ambition – however overreaching and restrictive – is not without its reasons. Many Chinese nationals fall victim to criminal gangs who kidnap them and hold them for ransom. Much of the cases involving Chinese nationals though have diminished because the country has put an effort into clamping down on such groups overseas and also making it much harder for nationals to actually travel somewhere in Asia to gamble, for example.

    Thailand, though, is a new beacon that may soon shine and call to Chinese gamblers, as the country is in talks to legalize its gambling industry and build Las Vegas-style casino resorts. This, though, seems to be a rather long shot, as establishing international IR operators seems to lack momentum in terms of investor interest.

    Much is already happening in Japan and South Korea, which specialists think, will satisfy local demand. Vietnam is also eyeing the prospect of boosting its tourism through the introduction of more gambling as well. China, though, does not want its citizens to gamble.

    More Nations in Asia Are Considering the Introduction of Gambling

    Even the recent spate of changes in Macau, the special administrative region and gambling hub, have been tailored so that concessionaries would seek to attract non-Chinese gamblers. But China is not letting up the pressure, either way, expecting casinos to still pull in a good revenue that translates into higher pay for the tax office.

    Meanwhile, China continues to pore over suspicious job posts that attempt to lure job seekers to high-paying positions outside the country. But what these job offers are advertising often turns out to be illegal online gambling operations that are set up with the help of human traffickers.

    In a recent shocking case, 40 Vietnamese casino workers swam the water border with Cambodia to head back home. They had fallen victim to an illegal gambling operator.

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