News about Gabriel Barbosa

Gabriel Barbosa, the forward whose real name is Gabriel Barbosa, was reportedly tried by the Anti-Doping Sports Court in Brazil on Monday and suspended at the end of the trial. According to Ge.globo, his sentence came into force on April 8, 2023, the date his samples were taken at Flamengo's training ground, and will run until April 2025. Gabigol, 27, is expected to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. He was accused of breaching Article 122 of the Brazilian Anti-Doping Code, which refers to "fraud or attempted fraud in any part of the control procedure." Gabigol allegedly obstructed officials before the exam, according to a statement in the lawsuit that he delayed giving the sample and refused to comply with instructions. The player also treated them with mistreatment, according to prosecutors.

Manchester United has reportedly been 'approved' to part ways with Antony in a historic swap agreement that may result in his return to Brazil. The 23-year-old joined Old Trafford in the summer of 2022 as part of a £85.5 million transfer, but hasn't been able to find the back of the net in 54 appearances in all competitions. Despite playing in ten games this season for Erik ten Hag's team, the Brazilian is still hasn't opened his goal account for the 2023-24 season.

A number of Premier League players, including Manchester United's Antony, have expressed their emotional reaction to learning they were selected in the Brazil World Cup Squad. Tite, the Brazilian national team coach, announced that his 26-man team would be heading to Qatar later this month, and that he would include 12 players from England's top-flight. With the World Cup being a momentous in any actor's career, a number of celebrities took to social media to announce that they were going to Qatar.

Gabriel Barbosa of Flamengo scored the only goal deep into first-half stoppage time for his team's 1-0 victory over Athletico Parana 1-0 to lift the Copa Libertadores in an all-Brazilian final at the Estadio Monumental in Ecuador on Saturday. "Gabigol"'s strike won their third Libertadores title for the Rio de Janeiro-based team, who lost the 2021 final to fellow Brazilians Palmeiras, and although they dominated the game from start to finish, they only lost by one goal. After Athletico had been reduced to ten men in the 43rd minute after collecting a second yellow card, the winner was sent home a cross from Everton Ribeiro.