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  • Ruben Amorim’s replacement makes PERFECT start to life at Sporting Lisbon as Portuguese champions SMASH rivals in 6-0 rout… and Man United target Viktor Gyokeres is on target again!

    Ruben Amorim’s replacement makes PERFECT start to life at Sporting Lisbon as Portuguese champions SMASH rivals in 6-0 rout… and Man United target Viktor Gyokeres is on target again!

    • New Sporting Lisbon manager Joao Pereira led his side to a dominant first win
    • Reported Man United target Viktor Gyokeres also contributed to the goalfest 
    • Will Ruben Amorim be Man United’s saviour? LISTEN NOW: It’s All Kicking Off! Available wherever you get your podcasts. Episodes every Monday and Thursday 

    By YASEEN ZAMAN

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    Sporting Lisbon won by a mammoth score in their first game since Ruben Amorim left to join Man United, beating Amarante FC 6-0 in the fourth round of the Taca de Portugal.

    The league leaders, now managed by Joao Pereira, continued their perfect domestic record in Portugal with 14 wins in as many games. 

    United target Viktor Gyokeres played a hand in the goalfest, converting from the penalty spot in the 89th minute to score Sporting’s last goal of the game.

    The Swede has now netted 24 times in 17 games, as the rumours about his future ramp up ahead of the January transfer window.

    Ruben Amorim promised not to raid his former side at the turn of the year, but Gykores’ stellar form may earn him a lucrative summer contract offer from one of Europe’s elites if he continues this level of performance.

    Former Spurs winger Marcus Edwards opened the scoring in the 10th minute, marking the start of Sporting’s new era.

    Ruben Amorim joined his Man United squad on November 11 after leaving Sporting Lisbon

    Ruben Amorim joined his Man United squad on November 11 after leaving Sporting Lisbon

    Viktor Gyokeres continued his stellar form in front of goal, scoring again in tonight's 6-0 win

    Viktor Gyokeres continued his stellar form in front of goal, scoring again in tonight’s 6-0 win

    Former Sporting Lisbon player Joao Pereira succeeded Amorim as their new boss until 2027

    Former Sporting Lisbon player Joao Pereira succeeded Amorim as their new boss until 2027

    After a solo run, he cut onto his right foot, wrong footing his defender, and perfectly curling the ball into the far corner from about 16 yards out.

    Five minutes later, Ricardo Esgaio tapped in from close range to double the lead before Conrad Harder converted a one-on-one to make it 3-0 in the 28th minute.

    Edwards secured his brace on the stroke of half-time, while Trincao and Gyokeres added two more goals in the second half to cap off a dream start for the new manager. 

    Sporting have now scored 59 goals and conceded just nine this season, as Amorim left his former side in excellent shape across all competitions; the Portuguese giants are also undefeated in Europe. 

    They sit second in the Champions League table, their record only being eclipsed by Arne Slot’s all-conquering Liverpool team.

    Pereira’s squad now turn to Tuesday night where they face another massive challenge – hosting Arsenal in the Champions League.

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  • Incoming Man United boss Ruben Amorim ‘could raid Sporting Lisbon for THREE stars next summer in £175m swoop’ – ‘with chiefs at Portuguese club expecting him to try and poach players’

    Incoming Man United boss Ruben Amorim ‘could raid Sporting Lisbon for THREE stars next summer in £175m swoop’ – ‘with chiefs at Portuguese club expecting him to try and poach players’

    By Luke Power

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    Ruben Amorim could try to bring three players with him from Sporting Lisbon after touching down as Manchester United manager.

    The Portuguese begins work at Old Trafford on November 11 after United reached an agreement to pinch the two-time Portuguese league champion.

    And despite predecessor Erik ten Hag facing much criticism for signing his old Ajax pals, Amorim could look to do the same next summer.

    He has ruled out making any bids for Sporting stars in January but could try and load his trolley with three aces next summer. 

    The Sun reports that United could splash £175million on a striker, centre-back, and central midfielder and that Sporting chiefs expect the raid. 

    Incoming Man United boss Ruben Amorim could try to bring three stars with him from Portugal

    Incoming Man United boss Ruben Amorim could try to bring three stars with him from Portugal

    Deadly striker Viktor Gyokeres - with a £84m release clause - is top of the reported list

    Deadly striker Viktor Gyokeres – with a £84m release clause – is top of the reported list

    Former Arsenal target Goncalo Inacio, a centre-back, also makes the trio of candidates

    Former Arsenal target Goncalo Inacio, a centre-back, also makes the trio of candidates 

    Midfielder and staunch Arsenal fan Morten Hjulmand completes the trio Amorim could pinch

    Midfielder and staunch Arsenal fan Morten Hjulmand completes the trio Amorim could pinch 

    It is no surprise to hear the name of Viktor Gyokeres among the trio. The former Coventry forward hit 43 goals last season and already has 18 this term.

    Gyokeres, 26, has a release clause of £84m and has refused to rule out a move to the Premier League, with Arsenal also named among his suitors.

    ‘Going with Amorim to Man Utd? I don’t know… I’m here,’ he said.

    ‘As you can see, I enjoy it at Sporting. It’s nothing I think about. I’m just sad about him (Amorim) leaving. We wish him all the best.’

    Alongside Gyokeres, United could approach centre-back Goncalo Inacio, 23, and midfielder Morten Hjulmand, 25. 

    United were already targeting Inacio over the summer, according to Portuguese outlets Record and O Jogo. Arsenal were also reported to be keen on him in December 2023 and he has a reported release clause of £51m.

    Inacio has won two Portuguese league titles, two League Cups, and a Super Cup since stepping up to Sporting’s first team in the 2020-21 season. He has also amassed 12 caps for Portugal and featured twice at Euro 2024. 

    While he is principally a central option, Amorim has also deployed him at left-back.

    Sporting are top of the Portuguese league with 10 wins from 10 matches this season

    Sporting are top of the Portuguese league with 10 wins from 10 matches this season

    Amorim has led Sporting to two league titles and broke a 19-year duck for the giants

    Amorim has led Sporting to two league titles and broke a 19-year duck for the giants

    Meanwhile, Hjulmand has been touted as a ‘replacement for Casemiro’ although he has a long way to living up to the Brazilian’s pedigree. 

    He has won one title with Sporting after spending the last couple of seasons with the Portuguese giants. The Dane started his career with Admira Wacker in Austria before joining Lecce in Italy. 

    The Sun claims that he would cost around £40m.

    Hjulmand scored a stunner at Euro 2024 against England.

    However, there is one detail United should be cautious of. The midfielder is a lifelong Arsenal fan and even has a tattoo of the club’s crest on his upper left arm. 

    If Sporting are fearful of Amorim’s departure derailing their season, they may take a crumb of comfort in his assurances that he does not want to poach stars in January. 

    ‘I’m not going to get any players from Sporting in January,’ he said. 

    ‘Gyokeres costs 100 million (euros) and it’s very difficult.’



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  • Cristiano Ronaldo admits he will ‘probably be a little lost’ when he retires from football – as the Portuguese superstar lists the two things he’ll miss most

    Cristiano Ronaldo admits he will ‘probably be a little lost’ when he retires from football – as the Portuguese superstar lists the two things he’ll miss most

    • Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game
    • The Portuguese star is now 39 and is heading into the final years of his career
    • LISTEN NOW: It’s All Kicking Off! , available wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Monday and Thursday 

    By Will Pickworth

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    Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up on the future and revealed what he will miss in football when he retires.

    Ronaldo, 39, is one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game, with the Portuguese superstar having scored 901 career goals.

    The forward has represented the likes of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, while he has also netted 132 goals in 214 caps for Portugal.

    Ronaldo – who has also won five Ballon d’Ors – now plays for Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr where he has added 62 goals and 17 assists in just 69 games.

    However, speaking on the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, Ronaldo admitted that he realised his career was entering its twilight phase and opened up on what he will yearn for once he retires.

    Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up on the future and revealed what he will miss when he retires

    Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up on the future and revealed what he will miss when he retires

    Ronaldo is one of the greatest players of all-time and has won five Ballon d'Ors in his career

    Ronaldo is one of the greatest players of all-time and has won five Ballon d’Ors in his career 

    Speaking to the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, he said he will miss two particular things

    Speaking to the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, he said he will miss two particular things

    ‘I’m going to miss the adrenaline of scoring a goal, and (the feeling) of being nervous,’ he said.

    ‘I think I’m going to miss that because in other part of me, I can control that. I have good people around me, good business, I have good things.

    ‘But I (will miss the fact that) the adrenalin of football is never going to exist (again). This is why I’m going further than football. 

    ‘I give everything, to 40, 41, it doesn’t matter. I give my body for 25 years of football and I cannot give more because age doesn’t allow to go further.’

    Ronaldo, who shows no signs of slowing down despite his age, has also won 33 trophies during his career.

    Despite a disappointing Euro 2024 campaign where he failed to score for Portugal and faced much criticism, the 39-year-old also insisted that he still has plenty to give to the game.

    Ronaldo also admitted that he will 'probably be a little lost' once his decorated career ends

    Ronaldo also admitted that he will ‘probably be a little lost’ once his decorated career ends

    Despite being 39, Ronaldo said he has plenty to give the sport over the next two to three years

    Despite being 39, Ronaldo said he has plenty to give the sport over the next two to three years

    ‘This is why I extend and take care of myself and keep working.

    ‘Because I know for two or three years more I can still produce something good,’ he added.

    ‘But after that I don’t even want to think about that. Let me think in the present and prepare other parts, like my business area.

    ‘I will miss it and I will probably be a little lost.’

    Listen to the full Rio Meets Cristiano interview on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. RioFerdinandPresents.com 



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