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#9 - Noah BOTIC (Australia)

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#9 - Noah BOTIC (Australia) https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2019/oct/10/next-generation-2019-60-of-the-best-young-talents-in-world-football?CMP=share_btn_tw Club: Hoffenheim Position: Striker Born: 11 January 2002 Enjoying a breakout 18-goal season with the Rockdale Suns under-18s team as a 16-year-old , the intelligent, hard-working striker was called into the Australian under-17s squad for the AFC U-16 Championship, where he fired 5 goals in 5 games, including the winner against Indonesia, to qualify Australia for the 2019 Fifa U-17 World Cup .  Described by Australia’s under-17s coach, Trevor Morgan, as possessing “excellent personal discipline ”, Botic spent a week on trial with Manchester United before catching the eye of Bundesliga club Hoffenheim, who signed the youngster in August 2019 for their development squad .  “Noah leads the others in setting high standards in activities”, said Morgan. “ Highly competitive , he reads the game

#10 Johan Mina (Ecuador)

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https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2019/oct/10/next-generation-2019-60-of-the-best-young-talents-in-world-football?CMP=share_btn_tw #10 Johan Mina (Ecuador) Club: Emelec Position: Forward Born: 15 May 2002 Because of a contract dispute Mina has not played any club football in nearly two years, having fallen out with Emelec over his refusal to commit his long-term future to the club , but he has continued to represent his country and was top scorer at the South American Under-17 Championships in Peru in March and April.  He is still not under contract, and is expected to move abroad once he turns 18 in February - his agent, Klinton Tenorio , revealed this year that Chelsea are “one of the teams who are constantly asking about him”.  A fine dribbler with a strong, left-footed shot, he scored 40 goals in 26 games for the under-14s in 2016.   Mina’s father, Joaquin, won a league title with Emelec in 1993 .  Jaime F. Macias

#10 Zito Luvumbo (Angola)

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https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2019/oct/10/next-generation-2019-60-of-the-best-young-talents-in-world-football?CMP=share_btn_tw #10 Zito Luvumbo (Angola) Club: C.D. Primeiro de Agosto Position; Winger Born: 9 March 2002 African football pundits believe Angola has a budding golden generation at youth level , and Luvumbo is leading the way.  The 17-year-old has already become a household name back home, after his performances with his club, Primeiro de Agosto, and the under-17 national team.  Luvumbo was particularly impressive in the Angolan Cup final last year , a match he won single-handedly, scoring one goal and winning a penalty .  Luvumbo also caught the eye in regional and continental international tournaments .  Manchester United reportedly made an offer for the dynamic winger in February and West Ham United were also interested in his services but the work permit issue has proved a hindrance so far.  In September, Luv

Daf: Senegal don't lack ambition

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https://www.fifa.com/u17worldcup/news/daf-senegal-dont-lack-ambition FIFA.com - 24 Oct 2019 Malick Daf is the coach of Senegal’s U-17 team The Africans are set to make their tournament debut at Brazil 2019 Daf has already experienced a youth-level World Cup, at New Zealand 2015 No other continent has performed better than Africa at the FIFA U-17 World Cup™. In fact, in 17 editions of the illustrious event, African nations have lifted the trophy on no fewer than 7 occasions (Nigeria 5 times, Ghana 2 ). But Senegal, traditional continental heavyweights, have never played at the tournament before. Until now. “This is a major event,” Senegal coach Malick Daf told FIFA.com. “We’ve put in a lot of hard work to get to where we are now. It was a long and difficult road, but we managed to qualify, and we can’t hide what a pleasure it is to be here.” Indeed, the 2019 U-17 World Cup qualifying campaign was certainly not a walk in the park for Daf’s men. While their re

IN FUGA DAGLI SCERIFFI - I Luoghi: Col d’Izoard

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https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07XP5GBYG Simone Basso IN FUGA DAGLI SCERIFFI Oltre Moser e Saronni: il ciclismo negli anni Ottanta Prefazione di Herbie Sykes Rainbow Sports Books, 160 pagine - kindle, amazon.it – € 9,90 (...) Il Col d’Izoard si potrebbe spiegare con una scena de La montagna sacra , la felice allucinazione estetica di Alejandro Jodorowsky: in uno dei più surreali momenti del film, il protagonista entra in una casa e di là della porta accede a uno spettacolare panorama montano. (...) Quando si parla del «mostro» ci si riferisce al versante sud della scalata, quello che si attacca da Guillestre.  Le due arrampicate del monte non sono quasi mai la faccia della stessa medaglia; salendo da Briançon si affronta un’ascesa depotenziata da pendenze importanti e dal fascino perverso di quel simulacro. Perché il concetto ascensionale, nel caso dell’Izoard giusto, porta a considerazioni di natura opposta: si raggiunge la vetta sprofondando in una dimensione su

Mondiale U17 Brasile 2019 - STADI

2019 FIFA Under 17 World Cup 🇧🇷 Stadiums 🏟️ Estadío Olímpico Pedro Ludovico City: Goiânia Capacity: 13,500 Owner: Goiânia Esporte Clube Opened: 1941 Stadiums 🏟️ Estadío da Serrinha City: Goiânia Capacity: 10,000 Owner: Goiás Esporte Clube Opened: 1995 Stadiums 🏟️ Estadío Kléber Andrade City: Cariacica Capacity: 21,152 Owner: Espírito Santo State Government Opened: 1983 Stadiums 🏟️ Estadío Walmir Campelo Bezerra (Bezerräo) City: Gama Capacity: 20,310 Owner: Distrito Federal Opened: 1977 Host of Opening Match, Semifinals, Final 🥇 & Bronze Matches🥉