Ronaldo leaves, Man Utd for sale, Saudi Arabia humble Messi & Argentina
Bu bölüm hakkında
<p>Day three of the World Cup started with Saudi Arabia beating Argentina 2-1, and ended with the news that Cristiano Ronaldo has left Manchester United, the Glazers have put Man Utd up for sale, oh and England captain Harry Kane is having a scan on his ankle ahead of Friday's game vs USA.</p><p>Here to reflect on all of that is the Athletic's Adam Leventhal, who is joined by Matt Slater following his trip to the Saudi/Qatar border to look at that shock result amid the backdrop of Messi's commercial relationship with Saudi Arabia, plus Matt gives us his expert view on how things will play out at Man Utd now the Glazers have effectively announced they want to sell.</p><p>We also hear from David Ornstein, Adam Crafton and Laura Williamson on Cristiano Ronaldo's second tenure at Old Trafford finally coming to an end and what it means not just for his world cup but for the rest of his career.</p><p>Plus we get the latest on the Harry Kane injury situation from our England correspondent Jack Pitt-Brooke</p><p> </p><hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>
İngilizce öğrenmek için bu bölümü İngilizce dinle
Podcast bölümleri, İngilizceyi yerli hızında özümsemenin en yoğun yollarından biridir. Ronaldo leaves, Man Utd for sale, Saudi Arabia humble Messi & Argentina (The Athletic FC Podcast) sana doğal diyalog, senaryosuz konuşma ve gerçek sohbetlerde karşına çıkacak kelimeleri verir.
Hinto uygulamasında transkriptteki her kelime dokunulabilir. Bilmediğin bir kelimeye dokun, kendi dilindeki çevirisini anında gör ve akışını bozmadan dinlemeye devam et.
İngilizce öğrenmek için bölümler
- Why did... Arsenal's move to the Emirates change everything? 7 Kas 2026
- Who are the worst teams in the Premier League? 6 Kas 2026
- Jason Wilcox and the surging scrutiny on sporting directors 5 Kas 2026
- Spanish managers are taking over the world. Why? 4 Kas 2026
- Ornstein latest: Who will survive 'sacking season'? 3 Kas 2026
- Are Arsenal embracing the 'boring' tag more than ever? 2 Kas 2026
- What Is... Club DNA and does appointing legends work? 31 Eki 2026
- Liverpool vs Arsenal + can you fix Manchester United? 30 Eki 2026
- Why are the Glazers nowhere to be seen? 29 Eki 2026
- Who could handle the Man United job? 28 Eki 2026
- Did the Ballon d'Or expose the Premier League's superstar problem? 27 Eki 2026
- The day Man United turned mutinous 26 Eki 2026
- What If... We erased the Messi-Ronaldo era? 24 Eki 2026
- Chelsea vs Spurs + how are Brighton this good? 23 Eki 2026
- Man United, INEOS and a failing sports empire 22 Eki 2026
- PSG’s three-peat war path + Ten Hag fallout 21 Eki 2026
- Who is the best team in Europe right now? 20 Eki 2026
- Is it time to take Brighton seriously? 19 Eki 2026
- What If… Spurs weren't ‘Spursy’? 18 Eki 2026
- Jack Wilshere meets David Ornstein 17 Eki 2026
- Spurs vs Coventry preview + how to beat a 10-man team 16 Eki 2026
- Why are Man City and PSG's financial scandals different? 15 Eki 2026
- Are Man United already in crisis again? 14 Eki 2026
- Palmer's new Chelsea deal + are Everton for sale again? 13 Eki 2026
- The Premier League has a serious Man City problem 12 Eki 2026
- Thiago Alcantara meets David Ornstein 10 Eki 2026
- Liverpool vs Man City preview + a guide to 'rest defence' 9 Eki 2026
- What are Klopp and FSG's Liverpool legacies now? 8 Eki 2026
- What If... Man City hadn't 'systematically broken' the rules? 8 Eki 2026
- How are Man City fans supposed to feel? 7 Eki 2026