News about Serhou Guirassy

No one enjoys hearing painful home truths. Least of all the flat earthers who would rather stick their fingers in their ears than acknowledge Scottish football's obvious imperfections. Derek Adams learned that the hard way. Manager of Ross County last December, he was tarred and feathered for claiming that the standard of the SPFL was 'shocking'. 'I've left a team in League Two (Morecambe) that's miles better than this team,' he said of his own side.

For long enough, Celtic's defensive record on the road in the Champions League has made the prospect of picking up points feel about as likely as winning the lottery without first buying a ticket. Brendan Rodgers' men conceded 10 times in three away games in their group last year, one more than they shipped on the road under Ange Postecoglou the previous season. Each time you venture into these highly intimidating arenas, you've got a mountain to climb. Give your opponent three goals of a start and you're starting the ascent with your laces tied together and a blindfold on.

ADD Dortmund to Paris, Barcelona and Madrid on the growing list of Celtic's Champions League crime scenes. Confronted by the yellow wall of the Signal Iduna Park, Scotland's champions crumbled and collapsed under the relentless pressure of last season's beaten finalists. When Spanish referee Jose Maria Sanchez blew the final whistle, it felt like an act of mercy. Brendan Rodgers described this as an acid test for his team and, in the cold light of day, they failed on every conceivable level. Had the old BBC final score vidiprinter still been in use, they'd have repeated the scoreline in words to emphasise just how outclassed Celtic were in every department.

The youngster was only introduced in the 68th minute but two goals from his right boot inspired Dortmund to victory and earned him man of the match. He could have had a hat-trick but new striker Serhou Guirassy hoovered up a 95th-minute penalty to give the Germans a 3-0 win at Club Brugge.

SIMON JONES: The 22-year-old was one of his club's stand out performers in their Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid at Wembley last month, and he wants to pick up where he left off should he be sold this summer. Dortmund, who are signing Serhou Guirassy from Stuttgart and want Lyon's Rayan Cherki and Brighton 's Pascal Gross, are open to selling Adeyemi for around £35million. That has alerted clubs across Europe, including some in England.

Eric Dier was left bleeding from a cut on his head in Bayern Munich's clash with Stuttgart. The 30-year-old's move to the Bavarian giants was met with skepticism when it was announced but Dier has since proven himself an integral component of Thomas Tuchel's defence and he again demonstrated his value to the team on Saturday. With Manuel Neuer beaten, the Tottenham loanee was on hand to provide a goal-line clearance to deny Serhou Guirassy a certain goal, heading away to safety.

With new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe allowing major squad investment, Manchester United are expected to splash the money this summer. The billionaire Ineos owner, according to Mail Sport, is able to invest a lot on new contracts in the hopes of challenging for major silverware once more. The club is no longer in danger of breaching the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Code [PSR], the main reason why they didn't move in January.

The Champions League is finally back! Everyone's favorite team has advanced to the knockout rounds, and the last-16 ties get underway this week. Manchester City continues their title defense against FC Copenhagen, who have also slammed out their neighbors United this season. Arsenal has been given what seems to be a favorable draw against Porto as they look to progress, while Real Madrid, who is desperate to win their 15th title, will face RB Leipzig. The 'Diego Maradona derby' and PSV Eindhoven vs Borussia Dortmund are ranked as the hipsters' picks. Inter Milan's match against Atletico Madrid will be worth watching, while Bayern Munich and Lazio face Lazio in a challenging match, and Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona's quest to lift the coveted trophy against Real Sociedad will continue. We've compiled a short list of players you may want to track down ahead of the last-16.

In the Premier League title race, Liverpool and Manchester City's three top scorers have scored exactly the same number of goals as each other. Despite having played more, the Reds are just two points clear of their opponents in the table, highlighting how there is very little to divide them. And studies from statistics expert PopFoot show that there is no such thing to distinguish Liverpool and City when it comes to their top scoring trios.

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Clubs around Europe are also busing to develop their squads for the second half of the season or to release players that are in need of a certain number. Serhou Guirassy, a Stuttgart striker, has been in demand after scoring 17 goals in 19 Bundesliga games this season, with West Ham, Manchester United, and Newcastle all eager to land the Guinea international. Anthony Martial has also attracted attention from a variety of clubs, with the Frenchman keen to remain in Europe after his deal with United comes to an end in the summer.

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).

Erik ten Hag enjoyed a family meal on New Year's Eve, but the Manchester United chief would not have been dissatisfied to see the back of 2023. Although the first half of the year was a blast, with a victory in the Carabao Cup and a third-place finish, the Dutch coach's last few months have undid United's progress under new leadership. United have already lost nine Premier League games this season, including those of the Champions League and the Carabao Cup. Ten Hag is under intense scrutiny in 2024, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival only adding to the confusion over the club's future. January may be a light on fixtures, but Ten Hag's September is expected to be a pivotal month for the club, if he makes it or becomes the new boss.

Manchester United's four-man striker shortlist for the January transfer window has been uncovered, but funds at Old Trafford are extremely limited this month. Given Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3 billion investment, United have no wiggle room when it comes to Financial Fair Play laws, having spent a lot last summer. Erik ten Hag would like to bring in another striker to assist with £72 million signing Rasmus Hojlund.

SIMON JONES: West Ham is set to offload Said Benrahma with Fulham and Lyon eager. In recent weeks, the 28-year-old has put on a disgruntled figure, and David Moyes is willing to sell if he can bring in a replacement. The Algerian, who was left out of his country's AFCON squad last week, is expected to cost around £20 million for the Hammers.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

Manchester United have reportedly piqued their attention toward Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri as their first-choice goal Serhou Guirassy, according to reports, is on a move elsewhere in the winter window. Erik Ten Hag's team hasn't shown much promise in the English top-flight this season, losing seven of their opening 17 league games. According to The Sun, the Red Devils are keen to expand Erik ten Hag's squad in January and Stuttgart's Guirassy, but the 27-year-old is considering a transfer to rival team Tottenham.

Harry Kane of Bayern Munich, Kylian Mbappe of Paris Saint-Germain, and VfB Stuttgart's Sehrou Guirassy are all prolific goalscorers right now, more than Bayern Munich's Harry Kane, Paris Saint-Germain's Kylian Mbappe, and VfB Stuttgart's Sehrou Guirassy. Kane led Europe's goalscorers count with 20 goals, while Mbappe and Girassy are tied for second on 16 points in their respective leagues. With that in mind, Sky Bet is now offering 9/4 odds for all three players to score in their respective league matches tonight.

Harry Kane and Serhou Guirassy have set new records in the Bundesliga this season, and there is just one point between the two teams going into the match. It's likely that Manchester United should have signed against the one they may have tried to buy next month. Both players' involvement in the game is one of the few similarities to how their careers have turned out to this point. Bayern Munich has signed Kane from Tottenham for a record-breaking £100 million contract, while United could sign Guirassy for as little as £15 million.

In the January transfer window, Manchester United are reportedly targeting a transfer for Stuttgart forward Serhou Guirassy. After a less than stellar start to the 2023-24 season, Erik ten Hag's team is in search of attacking reinforcements during the winter transfer window. In a 3-0 loss to Bournemouth on Saturday, the Red Devils suffered their fourth Premier League loss at Old Trafford as they struggled to find the back of the net.

Manchester United is gearing up for a busy time, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's promise of investment, who is still on the verge of completing his minority purchase in the club. In the last few days, the Red Devils have been linked with attacking players on the continent, but they could face opposition from their Premier League opponents for a forward who can be counted on to net on a daily basis. However, Erik ten Hag's team isn't the only one struggling with their roster issues after a slow start to the season.

Serhou Guirassy is Europe's most adamant wallflower who blossomed into Europe's deadliest striker. Philippe Hinschberger, who gave him his first appearance at Stade Lavallois in October 2013, remembers him as a'very nice boy, big teddy bear.' We told him that we were going to call his mother at the training center, when things became tense with educators.' He was like, "No, please don't call my mother," he told France Bleu.

Fulham has set their sights on a cut-price transfer for Stuttgart's Serhou Guirassy in order to solve their goal-scoring problems. Following Aleksandar Mitrovic's £50 million transfer to Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia in the summer, the Cottagers are still looking for a replacement, and they have set Aleksandar Mitrovic as a target. Following his blistering start to the season, Guriassy has a release clause in his Stuttgart deal, and it is attracting a large number of clubs. So far in just eight Bundesliga games, the Guinea international has scored an incredible 14 goals, defeating England captain Harry Kane by leading the goal-scoring chart.

Brazil wore an all-black kit to promote an anti-racism movement in the first half of their friendly match against Guinea, when they outclassed their opponents to win by 4-1 on Saturday. When playing in LaLiga this season, Real Madrid's Vinicius Jnr has been subjected to racial abuse on ten occasions, and the Brazilian national team has taken the field for their new match. Brazil and Guinea posed in front of a banner that read: "With racism, there is no football" in Portuguese, at Espanyol's stadium. Vincius and his colleagues, dressed in all-black kits, took a knee before kick-off.