News about David Hancko

Despite the start of the Premier League 2024-25 season, several clubs are still keen to bolster their squad in order to achieve the best results possible. With only a week remaining in the summer transfer window, many fans are eagerly anticipating for that one signing that could help their side become invincible. In today's fast-paced technology landscape, clubs are increasingly turning to advanced tools such as AI, previously reported to be used by club chiefs such as Omar Berrada.

Fans have hailed Slovakia for their 'genius' fake throw-in which led to a goal in their Euro 2024 clash against Ukraine. Slovakia opened the scoring through Ivan Schranz in the 17th minute, with the goal coming from a well-worked routine. Lukas Haraslin had initially shaped up to take the throw-in, but David Hancko eventually ran over to the side of the pitch and was given the ball. Hancko then quickly threw the ball to Haraslin, who crossed for Schranz to score with a header.

SIMON JONES: The 26-year-old has been linked to a swift reunion with Slot, but the Anfield club are looking at defenders with a younger profile like Lille's Leny Yoro. Instead, it is Leicester who are looking into a potential deal for Hancko who cost Feyenoord £4.75million from Sparta Prague in 2022 but has two years left on contract. Hancko can also fit in at left-back and has 37 caps for his country. He also offers a goal threat from set pieces and open play with 10 goals in the past two seasons.

Ajax's season from hell began on Sunday, when they were defeated 6-0 by Feyenoord, their biggest-ever defeat in De Klassieker and Evie history. As the Amsterdam club was humiliated at De Kuip, Newcastle United loanee Yankuba Minteh netted twice, as did Igor Paixao, with David Hancko and Quinten Timber also on target. Jordan Henderson, the England midfielder, was forced to miss the game due to sickness, but it would not have been able to stem the tide of Feyenoord goals.

Roberto Martinez's side led the way after 18 minutes at the Estadio do Dragao before Ronaldo got his first at the Estadio do Dragao, 11 minutes later. The attack lifted the 38-year-old's already historic international goal tally, which he first achieved in June 2021 after a brace against the Republic of Ireland that kept him two ahead of Iran's Ali Daei. David Hancko of Slovakia scored against Portugal's for the first time in EURO quaggling deep into the second half before Ronalo grabbed his second after tapping in a low cross from former Manchester United teammate Bruno Fernandes.

The summer transfer window is open, and all 20 Premier League clubs will be looking to improve ahead of the new season. Fans are already planning following the unveiling of the fixtures, but behind the scenes discussions over new acquisitions are well advanced. Mail Sport has rounded up all of the new goals for each club in our transfer window.

Newcastle are considering Feyenoord defender David Hancko as a back-up plan at left-sided centre back. The 25-year-old played a vital role in the Dutch team's Economy title win last season, playing 28 league games in the campaign. He has also appeared on Slovakia, making 27 appearances since his debut in 2018.

EUROPA LEAGUE ROUND-UP: Feyenoord had no mercy on Sturm Graz as the Dutch team rioted in the Europa League's 6-0 victory. Real Sociedad, Elsewhere, stayed in top place and ahead of Manchester United in Group E after a late winner from Alexander Sorloth. Sorloth, a former Crystal Palace member, has found a home in Real Sociedad and has had to step up after the departure of strike partner Alexander Isak to Newcastle for £60 million. Enner Valencia scored a 92nd-minute penalty to salvage a 2-2 draw for Fenerbahce, but there was even more drama between 10-man Rennes and Fenerbahce later today.