News about Ismaila Sarr

Some Manchester United players had stopped 'running and caring' towards the end of his club's career, according to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Solskjaer was fired by United in November 2021 after losing by 4-1 away to Watford. Following Josh King's and Ismaila Sarr's strikes, United had dropped two goals at Vicarage Road, with Solskjaer stating that some of his players had given up by that time.

On the deadline day, West Ham have been given the opportunity to sign Marsielle forward Ismaila Sarr on loan until midnight. With Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma's departures, the Hammers are on the lookout for a new forward. Sarr joined Marseille last summer after four years with Watford, where he made 50 Premier League appearances.

Senegal boss Aliou Cisse was admitted to hospital after his team's victory over Cameroon on Friday. With a 3-1 victory that secured their spot in the knockout phase, the Lions of Teranga continued their impressive defense of Africa. However, Cisse had a health scare and was treated by medical staff at a local hospital in Yamoussoukro, where he stayed overnight.

AFCON is finally here, following months of rumors over which players will be ruled out of club action for up to four weeks. Following the most recent round of play, the continental tournament will take place from January 13 to February 11, with players having to join their national teams. This year's edition of the Ivory Coast will be held in Senegal, with Senegal as the reigning champions after defeating Egypt on penalties in the 2021 tournament (which took place in 2002).

Marseille has reached an agreement to bring Ismaila Sarr', a Watford and Senegal winger, to the club.' Sarr joined the Hornets in 2019 for a club record £28.8 million and has had mixed success during his time at Vicarage Road. After scoring just five goals in his first season with the club, he was unable to keep them in the Premier League, but he did help them win promotion by notching 13 in the Championship.

Watford defeated West Brom 3-2 to advance to Championship play-off positions, with Ken Sema scoring twice, including a heavily delayed winner. Slaven Bilic's 200th game as a boss in English football could not have been more enjoyable, as his new club defeated him in the Premier League in 2020 and fired him before the year was over. On a night when Conor Townsend and Jed Wallace were the scorers for Albion, who remain 10th. Ismaila Sarr was also on target for Watford.

Everton's inability to sign a striker during the transfer window is attributing to many people involved in the club's football operations. Farhad Moshiri, the club's majority shareholder, told an Everton Fan Advisory Board member that the team's concerns that the team would be less responsive by the end of the month were unfounded. The scheme, which became increasingly resembled a frantic levy in the shops on Christmas Eve.

JON WEST OF VICARAGE ROAD: Tobi Adeyemo, a teen striker, was both stunned and elated to score a Watford goal on his first appearance in the league. With Ismaila Sarr's late penalty securing the victory, the 17-year-old replacement struck four minutes after coming on in the 68th minute. With Blackpool, winless in the league since October, Slaven Bilic's injury-plagued Hornets moved to third position in third place, putting them second lowest in the league since October.

Following a World Cup full of thrilling moments, heightened excitement, and personal brilliance, it's likely that these teams will take a shot at those who stood out the most from each nation. Now that the award has been awarded, it's time to take a look at each country and see which players could use their World Cup results to leverage a transfer. Dailymail.com examines the players who are most likely from their country to move to a different club.

Premier League clubs are finalizing their plans of which areas of the squad they need to improve as the days go by in January. If it's investing more to bring in the difference-maker in a push for the top-two or signing a striker whose goals will propel you to safety, it's likely to be a busy month as top flight clubs brace for the second half of the season. In light of this, Sportsmail examines each Premier League team, sees what they're passionate about, and where they can improve in January.

Argentina and France met in one of the all-time great World Cup finals, with all of their peers competing to perform a masterpiece at the Lusail Stadium. For those 16 nations, the tournament has been off for a while. Those clubs that made it to the group stage returned home less than two weeks after playing only three matches. It was no surprise for some teams: they were never supposed to make the knockout rounds. For those people, it would have been a difficult pill to swallow. Sportsmail has taken a look back at the 16 teams that were cut from the competition field and rated how they did in the Middle East.

With the World Cup coming to an end this weekend, clubs around Europe are gearing up for the return to the continent. Since last weekend, football League action has returned; however, the Premier League is yet to kick-off the second half of the season, and will do so in an exciting Boxing Day schedule. Sportsmail gives an in-depth preview of every Premier League squad, including stats, status checks, and transfer rumors since there are so many players to play for this season.

Jordan Pickford's goalkeeper made a big save to keep the score level level at 0-0 in Sunday's World Cup last-16 clash with Senegal, with Ian Wright expressing praise for him. Ismaila Sarr, a Senegal winger, was latched onto Bukayo Saka's goal, sweeping inside until finding Boulaye Dia. Dia had a great view of goal on the left hand of the box and struck it softly before seeing his attempt blocked by a strong outstretched hand from Everton's Pickford.

While Gareth Southgate debates which Champions League players will face Senegal, his opponents are pinning their hopes on a select group of young forwards from the Championship. Ismaila Sarr and Iliman Ndiaye, both from Watford, have been doing a marveling job in filling the void left by the injured Sadio Mane. Sarr came from Qatar with a growing reputation, but his junior partner's journey to the international stage was unexpected.

Gareth Southgate has maintained that Sadio Mane's departure from the Senegal squad does not mean England will be ruled out of the match against the African champions. Mane, a former Liverpool footballer, suffered his knee injury in a Bundesliga game for Bayern Munich on November 8th and missed his chance to return to the World Cup after having played the key role in leading them to the African Nations trophy last year and winning the winning penalty. However, Southgate said that Senegal has more than enough talent with Edouard Mendy and Kalidou Koulibaly, Leicester's Nampalys Mendy, Crystal Palace's Cheikhou Kouyate, and Watford's Ismaila Sarr, and Leicester's Jamalo Sarr, as well as Leicester's Nampalys Mendy.

According to experts, 35 million pints will be consumed and beer sales will rise by 5 percent as a result of the match at 7 p.m. According to the British Beer and Pub Association, 15 million pints will be downed in pubs around the country, while 20 million will be uplifted at home. The match is expected to be the biggest sporting event on a Sunday for bars and home drinking since the Euro 2020 final held in July last year, attracting a record 31 million viewers.

FIFA has agreed that the day before each World Cup match, countries must provide the head coach and a player for a press conference. Aliou Cisse attended the country's press conference on his own, in violation of one of FIFA's stringent regulations ahead of their Ecuadoria tie. According to a FIFA statement, the Senegalese Football Federation has been fined CHF 10,000 (£8,700) and a warning for breaching article 44 of the Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022, article 2.7.2 of the Media and Marketing Laws, as well as article 8.5.3 of the Team Handbook.

Idrissa Gueye has stated that Ismaila Sarr "could be the X-Factor" for Senegal at the World Cup. In the last-16 of the tournament, Senegal will face England on Sunday, and Sarr could play a key role in proceedings. In Senegal's crucial win over Ecuador, the Watford winger scored, securing their position in the knockout stages, and Gueye has backed Sarr to continue making a difference.

When the Lions' 'Battle of the Lions' begins this Sunday, there will be more than just pride. Following England's victory over Wales last night, England's reward for topping Group B will be a last-16 knock-out tie with the team known as the 'Lions of Teranga'. The West African side, which is ranked 18th in the world, one rank above Wales, will open the game against Gareth Southgate's guys, but they are not without pedigree. Aliou Cisse, nicknamed the "coolest coach" of the sport, is also on the sidelines, fighting adversity after 11 of his relatives were killed in a ferry disaster dubbed "Africa's Titanic" in 2002. The runners up of Group A are currently enjoying the fruits of a 'golden generation' of international stars, with many of their best players plying their trade in top leagues across Europe such as pacy winger Ismaila Sarr (top right) and Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly (pictured with his wife, Charline Oudenot bottom right)

Since dancing with Senegal supporters in their World Cup victory over Ecuador, a Morocco fan has gone viral on social media - with football supporters saying, "This is what football is all about." Senegal has progressed to the Round of 16 for the first time in 20 years, after beating Ecuador 2-1 in a thrilling match at the Khalifa International Stadium. Senegal took the lead after a penalty was won and converted by Watford's Ismaila Sarr, who was clumsily barged over by Bayer Leverkusen central defender Piero Hincapie in the 44th minute.

SCOUTING REPORT: Aliou Cisse's African champions saved the best for last in Group A fixtures, and England's new masters should be cautious of these old masters of the tense knock-out style. They gained a victory as the pressure increased and nerves were put to the test. We are used to playing in these kind of games,' Cisse, who spent four years in English football at Birmingham and Portsmouth, said. We will have to rest and get ready for the next game,' says the coach.'

After Ecuador was barred from the World Cup, a number of members of the team were seen consoling Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo. Gustavo Alfaro's side was sent home from Qatar after losing 2-1 to Senegal in a critical Group A grudge match, and the Seagulls player became an inconsolable mess after the match. The 21-year-old sensation was seen lying face down on the ground as a slew of his coworkers tried to talk to him in a video that circulated on social media.

Senegal's men face Louis van Gaal's men in the third game of the tournament, in arguably one of the most exciting matches on the entire group stage at the tournament. It would be the first meeting between the two sides, and both will be eager to get their Group A campaign off to the best possible start. Senegal and Holland are the most likely to advance from the group, which also includes Qatar and Ecuador.

Unai Emery will be backed in the January transfer market, with Aston Villa expected to increase their spending since being promoted close to the £500 million mark. Villa, a billionaire and Wes Edens, has hired Steven Gerrard to replace him and he's in charge of his first game against Manchester United at Villa Park. Villa has spent about £414 million on players since being promoted, although they did sell Jack Grealish to Manchester City for £100 million last year. When the market re-opens with a winger high on the list of targets, Emery will be given funds. Gerrard blocked Villa's transfer for Ismaila Sarr last summer, but Emery is known to love Arnaut Danjuma and Nicolas Jackson, the former footballer of Villarreal.