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Rodri wins the Ballon d'or, Balotelli signs for an Seria A club, Man United appoint Ruben Amorin as their new boss and many more stories.

🔹Rodri wins the Ballon d'or 
The Manchester City midfielder was voted as the Ballon d'or winner for his consistent performance for his club, winning the Premier League and his country, winning the Euros. Real Madrid duo of Vinicius jr and Jude Bellingham round of the top 3.

🔹Manchester United appoint Ruben Amorin as the new manager after sacking Erik Tan Hag

Manchester United has finally decided to sack Erik Tan Hag after terrible start to the season which resulted in them sitting in 13th position in the table. And they have appointed former Portuguese international Ruben Amorin as his replacement.
He will join until June 2027 with a club option of an additional year, He will join Manchester United on Monday 11 November.
Ruben is one of the most exciting and highly rated young coaches in European football. His titles include winning the Primeira Liga twice in Portugal with Sporting CP; the first of which was the club’s first title in 19 years.

🔹Balotelli signs for Genoa as a free agent

Seria A side Genoa has completed siging of Balotelli as a free agent. The 34 years old Italian was last playing for Demirspor in Turkish Super Lig.

🔹Liverpool capitalising on Manchester City and Arsenal's slip

Liverpool beat Brighton 2-1 at Anfield despite going behind in the first half. Gakpo and Salah scored in the second half to turn the match around. Cemeting their place at the top of the Premier league table. Earlier Arsenal were beaten by Newscatle 1-0 and many City lost to Bournemouth away 1-2.

🔹Atalanta beat Napoli in Seria A

Atalanta beat Napoli 3-0 at the Studio Diego Armando Maradona in top of the table heavy weight clash in Seria A this week. Ademola Lookman brace and mateo Retegui strike gave Napoli their 2nd loss of the season. Inspite of the result Napoli remain top of the table.


🔹In a quite wholesome story Diego Simeone's son Guiliano scored for Atleti in their 2-0 win over Las Palmas in La Liga.





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