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Yahoo
5 days ago
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Rayados make counter-offer to Betis for Nelson Deossa
Nelson Deossa's future remains up in the air, as while Rayados is counting on him to dispute the Apertura 2025, Real Betis is insisting on his transfer. According to information from journalist Matteo Moretto, the Betis team would have made another attempt for the midfielder after a rejection from the regios of their offer of 10 million dollars. Thus, the verdiblancos improved the amount and sent a proposal to El Barrial for two million more, which was also rejected. The latest reports indicate that Rayados would have counteroffered with 15 million dollars, five million dollars less than the player's release clause, given Deossa's insistence on considering the offer. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Stu Forster - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
13-07-2025
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Rayados lose another key player ahead of their debut
Rayados will suffer a tough loss in their debut match in the Apertura 2025 against Pachuca. Nelson Deossa will be absent from Matchday 1 after suffering an ankle sprain, so the coaching staff decided not to risk him. Advertisement Although the injury is not serious, Deossa has not joined the training sessions in recent days, looking to avoid a relapse that would keep him off the field for a longer time. In addition to the Colombian, Monterrey will not have Héctor Moreno, Lucas Ocampos, Sergio Canales, Jordi Cortizo, and Esteban Andrada, who are in physical recovery or have not been registered for the tournament. This scenario complicates the league debut for Domènec Torrent, who will have to rethink his starting eleven. Despite the absences, Rayados will try to start on the right foot against a demanding opponent like Pachuca. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Stu Forster - 2025 Getty Images
New York Times
02-07-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Deossa and Arias
Serhou Guirassy's first-half brace was enough to send his side through to an all-European quarter-final Getty Images Stats Perform / Getty Images Two minutes of first-half stoppage time pass without much incident. Dortmund hit the break leading by two goals thanks to Serhou Guirassy's brace. Getty Images On the occasions that Monterrey do get forward and create some good opportunities, they just don't have enough bodies forward to provide a credible threat. There are too many yellow shirts in the way and the promising attacks have tended to fizzle out. 44' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Corona leads a swift counter-attack from the halfway line. He won't win the footrace to goal so he checks back, only managing to win a corner in the end which Dortmund deal with comfortably. 41' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Corona breaks free down the left wing and makes a lovely move to skip past his nearest defender. He advances into the box and looks to beat Kobel from point-blank range, but the goalkeeper makes the stop. Corona had an opportunity to go down in the box under contact, which may have won him a penalty, but he stayed on his feet instead. Getty Images Former La Liga wonder kid Oliver Torres has found a home in Monterrey. Tonight, however, he has been unimpressive in central midfield. Hurried and anxious on the ball, the 30-year-old baby-faced Spaniard has underwhelmed. Nelson Deossa, on the other hand, has had a wonderful tournament. The left-footed Colombian playmaker has put himself in the European shop window during this competition. Not the 2013 Champions League semi-final, Mario? Too soon? Getty Images When all the media were preparing their stories about the Bellingham brothers facing off in case there was a Madrid-Dortmund match-up in the quarter-final, Jobe's unexpected absence could lead to more talk about, mmm, the Champions League 2024 final maybe? 31' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Bellingham sets up Guirassy in front of goal, but as he slides Guirassy is just barely unable to make strong-enough contact to direct the ball into the open corner of the net. That would have been a first-half hat-trick. Getty Images For those who needed a reminder of just how clinical of a goalscorer Serhou Guirassy is, his rate of 0.73 league goals per 90 minutes this past season were better than Manchester City's Erling Haaland, Barcelona's Raphinha and…Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood. 28' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Bellingham scythes down Deossa near the corner flag and is shown a deserved yellow card. That means, if Dortmund advance here, he's suspended for the quarter-final meeting with his brother, Jude, and Real Madrid! Getty Images Monterrey had reacted well but, and forgive the typical phrase, at the highest level mistakes are very damaging. The Mexicans failed in the opponent's area and were weak defending, once again unable to stop the Adeyemi-Guirassy duo. Karim Adeyemi's pace has been on full display so far in Atlanta. What a player he is. Monterrey's defenders are on their heels anytime the German attacker is on the ball. 2-0 for Dortmund and they can smell blood just 27 minutes into this match. It's exactly the same link-up — Adeyemi and Guirassy — to put Dortmund 2-0 up. Whereas the first goal was all about clever play in tight spaces, this one showcased the speed of Adeyemi, stretching the Monterrey defence on the right and then taking his time to play a perfectly weighted pass into the path of Guirassy, who again finished superbly. Getty Images 24' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Adeyemi breaks free down the right wing and draws the attention of two defenders before rolling the box into the centre for Guirassy, who finishes at the near post again! Getty Images Guirassy's strike was a beautifully taken goal that underlined what an excellent centre-forward he has become. A shame for Monterrey that Corona couldn't show quite the same composure at the other end a few minutes later, going fractionally too early with his run, getting flagged offside, and unable to find a way past Kobel anyway. Going back to Dortmund's goal, it was a smart move by Adeyemi to find that space inside, Rodriguez has been unable to read the play and Guirassy was in a very good position to score. That's the earliest goal Dortmund have scored in this tournament, but it doesn't look like Monterrey will give up so soon. 19' Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Monterrey Corona breaks free on goal but can't manage to beat Kobel one-on-one. The offside flag goes up immediately afterward to spare his blushes. Ryerson had done well to step up and put Corona offside. Getty Images Argentine referee Facundo Tello is well-respected in CONMEBOL circles and globally, as well. Facundo refereed three matches at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. He also featured at Euro 2024 as the the first non-UEFA official to referee a match at a major European tournament.
New York Times
02-07-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Half-time: Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey
Follow live reaction after Serhou Guirassy's first-half brace led Dortmund past Monterrey in Atlanta Getty Images Stats Perform / Getty Images Two minutes of first-half stoppage time pass without much incident. Dortmund hit the break leading by two goals thanks to Serhou Guirassy's brace. Getty Images On the occasions that Monterrey do get forward and create some good opportunities, they just don't have enough bodies forward to provide a credible threat. There are too many yellow shirts in the way and the promising attacks have tended to fizzle out. 44' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Corona leads a swift counter-attack from the halfway line. He won't win the footrace to goal so he checks back, only managing to win a corner in the end which Dortmund deal with comfortably. 41' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Corona breaks free down the left wing and makes a lovely move to skip past his nearest defender. He advances into the box and looks to beat Kobel from point-blank range, but the goalkeeper makes the stop. Corona had an opportunity to go down in the box under contact, which may have won him a penalty, but he stayed on his feet instead. Getty Images Former La Liga wonder kid Oliver Torres has found a home in Monterrey. Tonight, however, he has been unimpressive in central midfield. Hurried and anxious on the ball, the 30-year-old baby-faced Spaniard has underwhelmed. Nelson Deossa, on the other hand, has had a wonderful tournament. The left-footed Colombian playmaker has put himself in the European shop window during this competition. Not the 2013 Champions League semi-final, Mario? Too soon? Getty Images When all the media were preparing their stories about the Bellingham brothers facing off in case there was a Madrid-Dortmund match-up in the quarter-final, Jobe's unexpected absence could lead to more talk about, mmm, the Champions League 2024 final maybe? 31' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Bellingham sets up Guirassy in front of goal, but as he slides Guirassy is just barely unable to make strong-enough contact to direct the ball into the open corner of the net. That would have been a first-half hat-trick. Getty Images For those who needed a reminder of just how clinical of a goalscorer Serhou Guirassy is, his rate of 0.73 league goals per 90 minutes this past season were better than Manchester City's Erling Haaland, Barcelona's Raphinha and…Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood. 28' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Bellingham scythes down Deossa near the corner flag and is shown a deserved yellow card. That means, if Dortmund advance here, he's suspended for the quarter-final meeting with his brother, Jude, and Real Madrid! Getty Images Monterrey had reacted well but, and forgive the typical phrase, at the highest level mistakes are very damaging. The Mexicans failed in the opponent's area and were weak defending, once again unable to stop the Adeyemi-Guirassy duo. Karim Adeyemi's pace has been on full display so far in Atlanta. What a player he is. Monterrey's defenders are on their heels anytime the German attacker is on the ball. 2-0 for Dortmund and they can smell blood just 27 minutes into this match. It's exactly the same link-up — Adeyemi and Guirassy — to put Dortmund 2-0 up. Whereas the first goal was all about clever play in tight spaces, this one showcased the speed of Adeyemi, stretching the Monterrey defence on the right and then taking his time to play a perfectly weighted pass into the path of Guirassy, who again finished superbly. Getty Images 24' Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Monterrey Adeyemi breaks free down the right wing and draws the attention of two defenders before rolling the box into the centre for Guirassy, who finishes at the near post again! Getty Images Guirassy's strike was a beautifully taken goal that underlined what an excellent centre-forward he has become. A shame for Monterrey that Corona couldn't show quite the same composure at the other end a few minutes later, going fractionally too early with his run, getting flagged offside, and unable to find a way past Kobel anyway. Going back to Dortmund's goal, it was a smart move by Adeyemi to find that space inside, Rodriguez has been unable to read the play and Guirassy was in a very good position to score. That's the earliest goal Dortmund have scored in this tournament, but it doesn't look like Monterrey will give up so soon. 19' Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Monterrey Corona breaks free on goal but can't manage to beat Kobel one-on-one. The offside flag goes up immediately afterward to spare his blushes. Ryerson had done well to step up and put Corona offside. Getty Images Argentine referee Facundo Tello is well-respected in CONMEBOL circles and globally, as well. Facundo refereed three matches at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. He also featured at Euro 2024 as the the first non-UEFA official to referee a match at a major European tournament. Getty Images 17' Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Monterrey Corona whips a cross into the box from a tight angle. His aim is a bit off and instead he nearly scores, the ball smacking off the near post. Moments later, Deossa unleashes a thunderbolt from range that stings the palms of Kobel.
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Business Standard
26-06-2025
- Sport
- Business Standard
FIFA CWC: Monterrey advances to knockout rounds with 4-0 victory over Urawa
Monterrey scored three goals in a 10-minute span of the first half and went on to defeat the Urawa Red Diamonds 4-0 and advance to the knockout rounds in the Club World Cup. Monterrey finished second in Group E behind Inter Milan, which defeated River Plate 2-0 in a simultaneous game in Seattle on Wednesday. Monterry plays Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday at Atlanta in the round of 16. The match drew just 14,312 to the 89,702-capacity Rose Bowl. Nelson Deossa ripped the ball from 35 yards out that Urawa goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa got a hand on but couldn't stop in the 30th minute to put Monterrey up 1-0. After a cooling break, Germn Berterame tucked the ball into the bottom right corner of the net to make it 2-0. Jess Corona added another goal from distance that lofted up and dropped into the goal in the 39th. Berterame added a second goal in stoppage time. The Red Diamonds had been eliminated after losses to River Plate and Inter Milan. Liga MX's Monterrey was scrappy from the start. Alphonso Alvarado had a header in the opening minutes that hit the crossbar. Key Moment Sergio Ramos had scored the only goal for Monterrey in its first two matches before the team unleashed their three goals in the first half, sending the throngs of Rayados fans at the Rose Bowl into a frenzy. Monterrey, which started the day in third in the standings, needed to score because goals mattered in the group standings. Takeaways With a commanding lead, Monterrey eased up in the waning minutes out of caution because four players were handed yellow cards in the previous match against River Plate. If any of the four were carded again, they would be unavailable for the round of 16 match.
