Sentences with phrase «promising international side»
I am sure most of us would have preferred Henry to continue his development at Arsenal before he moved into managership, but you can't knock his decision when he ends up at a very promising international side instead, and will carry on getting his second income as a Sky Pundit.
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Now... Start of the season we let go of Sagna and Vermaelan and brought in the French international FB Debuchy who actually kept Sagna out of the national side and Chambers as a promising youngster and a utility.
However, the Primeira Liga side aren't interested in this bid, and will only accept approaches if they promise to pay the Argentina international's full # 21.5 m asking price.
Pearson joined the Red Devils in 2004 but never made an appearance for the senior side, despite showing promise as a youth international for England from every level between U16 and U20.
While the stats don't appear promising for the Colombia international — no goals, no assists, just 0.7 shots per game, 0.5 key passes per game and only 0.4 dribbles per game [via WhoScored]-- it's crucial to remember that this is a player who arrived into a side that was on course for the Premier League title — an XI that Jose Mourinho wasn't eager to unsettle with a new signing.
However, Liverpool are also keen on the England U21 international, and so it promises to be quite the transfer battle if he chooses to leave Leicester, with Claudio Ranieri's side struggling to avoid a relegation scrap just a year on from winning the Premier League title.
Exeter City say they are «disappointed for football» after a tribunal said Chelsea should pay the League Two side up to # 2.5 m for the promising Wales international, Ethan Ampadu
Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany has promised to exit the Belgium international side after the World Cup next year.
Consequently, pre-emption of state regulation of interstate and international commerce, primarily in trucking and shipping, has been side - lined as the states cleverly disguised their regulatory intent by labelling it «green» and promising cleaner air and water in return, which, of course, has not happened.