Jamie Carragher warns Bernardo Silva leaving Man City for Saudi Arabia's riches would be a 'game changer' in their bid to take over footballĪrsenal 'view Kai Havertz - NOT Declan Rice - as a replacement for outgoing midfielder Granit Xhaka' Man City will blow the race to sign Declan Rice wide open as they 'prepare to make an opening offer TODAY'īidding to beat rivals Arsenal and Man United Promes had been playing for Ajax at the time of the incident, before moving to Spartak Moscow in 2021. The conclusion of this case is expected to be heard on Monday.
The footballer had previously denied the allegations but has since been heard confessing to the stabbing in a police wire-tap. Promes had initially been charged with attempted murder, but the judge deemed there was no evidence to prove attempted murder or attempted manslaughter. The Dutch Public Prosecutor’s Office requested a two-year prison sentence in March. The fight occurred during a family event in Amsterdam in July 2020. Promes is also facing a charge of aggravated assault after was accused of injuring a cousin in the knee with a knife.
The forward will not attend the hearing due to playing for Spartak Moscow, with the Russian Premier League season set to conclude on Saturday. ‘I will provide a further explanation during Monday's hearing,’ Malewicz said. Promes' lawyer Robert Malewicz declined to comment on the charges when asked by Dutch newspaper Het Parool. Where will Liverpool finish next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.The former Dutch international forward is already facing a charge of aggravated assault The 2022/23 season was a bitterly disappointing one, with Jurgen Klopp's side racking up just 67 points in the league and finishing outside the top four for the first time since 2016, but taken in context it's nothing more than a blot on an otherwise spectacularly successful period for the club - success that is fully reflected in the club's current value. Premier League success followed in 2020, and two years later they added the FA Cup and the League Cup to their honours list - and very nearly landed the quadruple too. READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp gets his wish as Premier League fixtures hand Liverpool Europa League boost The Merseysiders reached the Champions League final in 2018, marking the club's first genuine assault on European football's top prize in over a decade, and their stock rose even further when they won the competition in 2019. In fact, Liverpool are currently 175% more valuable than they were in 2018 - a figure bettered only by New York City FC (188%), LA Galaxy (189%), LA FC (228%) and PSG (334%).
The Jurgen Klopp era has brought Liverpool back to the summit of English football after more than 25 years of floundering beneath the 'big boys', so it's little surprise that they've more than doubled in value recently.Īccording to Forbes, the Reds are one of 27 major sports teams to have had at least a 100% upturn in value in the past five years and have now established themselves as one of the richest clubs on the planet.
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