A spot in the 2026 CONMEBOL Sudamericana semifinals is on the line! This Tuesday (15), at 9:30 p.m., at MorumBIS, Tricolor will host Boca Juniors (ARG) in the decisive second leg of the quarterfinals.
After suffering a 1-0 defeat in the first leg at La Bombonera, São Paulo need to win by two goals to advance to the next round. A one-goal victory will send the decision to penalties.
"The expectation is huge because it's a cup match and MorumBIS will be packed. We've prepared well and we'll go in search of qualification with the support of our fans," said forward Artur, who added.
"Big matches are decided in the details. Now we have our fans, our stadium, and that will certainly help us a lot. We have to press from the start of the game. We're treating it as the match of the season," he added.
After the clash with the Argentinians, São Paulo will have another important commitment ahead. This time in the Brazilian Championship: they will face Internacional next Saturday (19), at 9 p.m., at MorumBIS, in the 28th round.

#fans

Tricolor is ready for the showdown with Boca Juniors (ARG) in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana! This Monday (14), at SuperCT, the squad held its final training session ahead of the decisive clash with the Argentines, which will be played on Tuesday night (15), at 9:30 p.m., at MorumBIS, in the second leg of the quarterfinals.
This afternoon's activities included physical exercises with the fitness coaches indoors, as well as tactical adjustments led by Dorival Júnior and his **** istants on the pitch, in addition to technical drills.
There was also extra practice on set pieces.
After suffering a 1-0 defeat in the first leg in Buenos Aires, São Paulo need to win by a two-goal margin to advance to the next round. A one-goal victory would send the decision to a penalty shootout.
The winner will face Vasco da Gama or Independiente Santa Fe of Colombia in the semifinals of the continental competition. The teams meet this Tuesday (15), at 7 p.m., at São Januário.

#tuesday #goal #juniors #conmebol

WOODBURY - Juniors PJ Galullo and TJ Rubsamen are two veteran players for a very young Nonnewaug co-op football team that's navigating its first season in the Naugatuck Valley League.
That duo combined to help the Chiefs claim a hard-fought 12-6 win over Oxford on Friday night at Nonnewaug High School. It was the inaugural NVL game and season opener for Nonnewaug.
"It was a good move for us to put our program in there," Chiefs coach Scott Lynch said.
An aesthetically pleasing game it most certainly was not, but a win's a win from Nonnewaug's point of view.
"It was ugly, but we got the job done tonight," Rubsamen said.

#chiefs

It's Choque-Rei weekend in the Brasileirão! This Saturday (12), at 6:30 p.m., at Nubank Parque, Tricolor will face Palmeiras in a derby valid for the 27th round of the Brazilian Championship.
Amid the clashes with Boca Juniors (ARG) in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana quarterfinals, São Paulo will take the field tonight with the mission of confirming its recovery in the national competition: it won its last two matches against Red Bull Bragantino (2-1) and Atlético-MG (2-0).
The São Paulo side sits in 10th place in the Brasileirão, with 33 points from 25 matches.
After the derby, Tricolor will resume the showdown with Boca Juniors next Tuesday (15), at 9:30 p.m., at MorumBIS.
After the 1-0 setback in the first leg in Buenos Aires, São Paulo need to beat the Argentinians by two goals to secure qualification for the semifinal. If they win by one goal, the qualifier will be decided on penalties.

#tricolor #juniors #derby #choque

MILFORD – With the dynamic duo of wideout Eli Rosenberg and quarterback Vincent Loscerbo, the Milford High football team certainly delivered their opening statements convincingly Thursday night.
The senior co-captain hauled in five receptions for 147 yards and three touchdowns and the junior signal caller completed eight of 12 passes for 211 yards and three scores as the Scarlet Hawks amassed a total of 476 yards in offense en route to a 49-7 grounding of Framingham in a non-league, season-opening matchup at Milford High's turf field.
"Honestly I didn't know what to expect heading into the season,'' said veteran Milford ******* istant coach Dana Olson. "We have a very young team, and we're relying on sophomores and juniors to help carry this team. With the new MIAA rules, we didn't have a lot of time to prepare, and we only had one scrimmage, so we weren't really sure of how things were going to turn out, but I'm happy with the way the guys performed. Sure we made some silly mistakes and committed some penalties, but we'll work on correcting them as the season moves forward."
As the estimated crowd of approximately 2,000 spectators looked on, the Scarlet Hawks struck on the first play of the contest
On the game's first play from scrimmage at their own 39-yard line, the Scarlet Hawks drew first blood and grabbed a 7-0 lead just :12 into the contest. On a backwards pass from Loscerbo to sophomore reserve quarterback Logan Snaddon, who fired a perfect strike downfield to Rosenberg, who raced into the end zone untouched for the 7-0 lead.

#team #season #rosenberg #loscerbo

The decisive stage of the 2026 CONMEBOL Sudamericana quarterfinals is about to begin! This Tuesday (8), at 9:30 p.m., in Buenos Aires, Tricolor will face Boca Juniors (ARG) in the first leg.
São Paulo heads into the clash at La Bombonera on the back of two straight wins: they beat Red Bull Bragantino 2-1 and Atlético-MG 2-0, both at MorumBIS, in the Brazilian Championship.
Tonight's match will mark the reunion between the Brazilians and Argentines after nearly 19 years: the last game took place on September 26, 2007, and ended in a 1-0 win for São Paulo at MorumBIS in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana. With the goal scored by Aloísio at home, Tricolor knocked out Boca Juniors and secured a place in the quarterfinals of the competition. In the first leg, at La Bombonera, the opposition had won 2-1 — at that time, away goals were a tiebreaker.
There have been 20 matches between the two clubs in history, with seven wins for Tricolor, five draws, and eight victories for the Argentines. Each team has scored 29 goals in these meetings.
The teams have already faced each other seven times at La Bombonera, with two wins for São Paulo, one draw, and four wins for the home side. Tricolor won on October 10, 1995, by 3-2, in the Supercopa, and on January 25, 1961, by 5-1, in the South American Octagonal.

#wins #morumbis

Sunday's Apple Cup won't be the only competition the Washington Huskies will be involved in this weekend, as Jedd Fish and his coaching staff are set to host a staggering 41 recruits on unofficial visits. The incoming visitors consist of commits and prospects from the 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes.
While most of the prospects making their way to Montlake are from Washington's traditional recruiting footprint along the West Coast, the Huskies are still looking to extend their footprint across the United States.
Among the 2027 commits who will be in Seattle on Sunday are four-star wide receiver Tre Moore and four-star edge rusher Chaz Gray. Moore is entering his senior year at Pflugerville Weiss High School in Texas, while Gray has starred at St. Joseph Regional in New Jersey. Both players are ranked inside the top 25 in their respective states, according to 247Sports.
Making up a majority of the visiting cast are 2028 prospects. Out of the 26 high school juniors set to visit, 12 are making a cross-country trip. The list includes:
Five-Star OL Antijuan Wilkes (Cass Tech, Michigan)

#commits

Sep. 4—WILSON CREEK — The Wilson Creek Devils are ready for another season of volleyball as they return a little younger, but still experienced. This year, the Devils are striving to become more unified and play together as one.
"I'm looking forward to watching this team come together and do something great," said Devils Head Coach Shawn Shahan. "See them combine and work together and become one team. That's our motto this year is 'One team, one goal.'"
Wilson Creek finished the season 6-14 last year and qualified for the district tournament after battling through the highly competitive Central Washington B League. The Devils made it into the first round of districts before ending their season against Easton.
Last year the Devils roster consisted of mostly younger players with the team being led by a group of juniors and no seniors. Although the team lost a few players in the offseason, Wilson Creek will be returning Cheyanne Dailey, Debi Horn, Lila Sackmann and Riley Larsen as seniors.
Shahan said she is confident in the girls who are returning this season to act as strong leaders for the team and has already seen them step up and work with their younger teammates.

#devils #year #younger

Sep. 3—CALEDONIA — Max Schmitz and Caledonia teammate Cooper Allen are arguably the two best defensive football players in southeastern Minnesota.
But there is something both possess that Caledonia coach Carl Fruechte appreciates even more about them.
It's that they'd do anything for this team. That includes both of them playing along the offensive line. They are offensive linemen not because that is their preference. They do it because that is where they are needed most.
And they are good with that.
"They are really special," Fruechte said of his star juniors. "First of all, it's that they are all heart. They care about the team and they sacrifice for the betterment of the team. They love football and they get it. That's what makes me so proud of them. Max and Cooper, they go above and beyond."

#minnesota

Sep. 3—Section 1, Class 2A football turned into a slugfest in 2025. It was as wide-open and competitive of a section as there was in the state.
Five of the seven teams in the section finished the regular season at or better than .500, and the top two seeds were defeated on their home fields in the section semifinals. The No. 3 seed won the section championship, which should actually be no surprise considering it was ...
It was rinse and repeat in 2025 for the Warriors, who finished 9-3 overall and won their 15th section championship in 20 years.
The Warriors allowed a section-best 11.3 points per game, and will again feature playmakers all over the field. That group includes two of the best juniors in southeastern Minnesota and the state — defensive lineman Max Schmitz (57 tackles, 8 sacks) and linebacker Cooper Allen (114 total tackles, 2 forced fumbles).
Senior wide receiver/linebacker Coby Hammell is a talented two-way player. The University of North Dakota commit had 21 catches for 415 yards and 5 touchdowns last fall, and on defense he recorded 28 tackles, 2 sacks and 1 interception.

#Warriors #state #finished #best

The monster tackle, the unstoppable dash, the curler into the corner: at FC Bayern there are and have been many players with unique abilities, who give us unforgettable moments. Such as Samuel Kuffour, who particularly shone against international stars. The Ghanaian defender made 277 competitive appearances for the German record champions from 1993 to 2005 and won 17 trophies with the club. Today, 3 September, he celebrates his 50th birthday – we wish him all the best.
Effenberg's strength of nerve to make it 1-1, Kahn's epic saves in the penalty shootout – those scenes from our Champions League triumph against Valencia will be remembered forever by many fans. Samuel Kuffour's contribution to the fourth Champions League ***** le might be less prominent. The Ghanaian centre-back didn't provide an iconic moment at the San Siro on 23 May 2001, but his whole performance over the 120 minutes in the Bayern back three is legendary. Like in all the previous knockout matches, he's on the pitch the whole time and intercepts one attack after the other. He closes the opponents down, throws himself into tackles and aerial duels and cuts out countless ***** . Having nullified Manchester United's Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole in the quarter-finals, and Raúl and Guti of Real Madrid in the semis, now it's John Carew's turn. The burly, 1.96-metre number nine iss barely in the game in the final. For someone of his relatively modest height of 1.78 metres, "Sammy" looks shoulders above. How does he manage to hold his own so well against the stars of his day? What characterises his defending?
Kuffour never shirks a tackle. He seeks them out, defends proactively on the front foot and puts his body on the line in a way that's rarely been seen in FCB history. Even in training, he was no different. "I hated training against him," reveals Giovane Élber, who played with him at Bayern from 1997 to 2003. Of course, this style of play brings with it a certain risk – he holds the record for the most sending-offs in an FCB shirt (eight). But fans and bosses are happy to forgive him for that. "When someone clatters into players like Sammy, then he can also make mistakes," says Uli Hoeneß. Especially since he always manages to focus in the big games.
A key component of Kuffour's game is his impressive athleticism. He has tremendous acceleration and agility, which allow him to hold his own even against technically superior players. Added to this is his exceptional jumping ability, thanks to which he easily holds his own in the air against opponents like Carew. Unsurprisingly, this also allows him to pose a constant goalscoring threat in attack, especially at set pieces. Six of his ten goals for Bayern were scored with his head. However, this does not apply to his most important goal – the winning goal in the Intercontinental Cup final against Boca Juniors in the 109th minute of extra time in November 2001. He scores that one with his right foot amid a scramble in the penalty area.

The opening week of fall sports was a busy one. Local volleyball teams played multiple games and Astoria soccer teams took the pitch for the first time. Here's what happened on the field and on the court.
Volleyball teams show improvement
Improvement looks to be the name of the game for local volleyball teams.
Seaside, Knappa and Jewell flashed moments of good play during their first official weeks on the court. The Seagulls, under new coach Nicole Aydt, look to be coming into their own. After rebuilding the program behind freshmen, the Seagulls won just one game over the last two seasons.
Now, with many of the players entering their third year in the program, the Lady Gulls' improvement looks to be real. The Seagulls had a solid showing at last Saturday's seven team tournament at Warrenton. Seaside and Warrenton played two great matches against each other including a three-set thriller in the semi-finals. After struggling last season to maintain points, the Seagulls defense, passing and serving was very solid. Junior libero Chloe Baker served great against Warrenton and her defense helped the Seagulls all day Saturday. Senior captain Autumn Fenton and juniors Araya Edwards, Sophia Saso and Tiera Spivey make up a solid group of building blocks for Seaside.

#seagulls #volleyball #played

SÃO PAULO x BOCA JUNIORS-ARGCONMEBOL SUDAMERICANA09/15/2026, at 9:30 PMMORUMBISSÃO PAULO
TICKETSFREE ADMISSION:
As provided in Article 1 of State Law 18,159 of June 27, 2025, "Free access to sporting events held in stadiums, gyms, and similar venues throughout the State is guaranteed for lap children up to 2 (two) years old, not yet having reached their second birthday, when accompanied by a guardian."
To comply with the Law, São Paulo FC will register and wristband lap children under 2 years old at fan service points set up next to ticket offices 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 and at other strategic points in the Stadium on matchday.
BIOMETRICSThe General Sports Law provides that, as of June 14, 2025, all stadiums with a capacity of more than 20,000 people must adopt a facial recognition system. This rule applies to matches in all competitions, and São Paulo has adopted it in all sections of MorumBIS.THEREFORE, FACIAL REGISTRATION WILL BE MANDATORY TO PURCHASE TICKETS AND ENTER THE STADIUM.Register at: sao-paulo.bepass.com.br

#stadium #points

Ander Herrera's most recent competitive game was in front of a raucous La Bombonera crowd playing for Boca Juniors in the Copa Libertadores.
His next will be in the Spanish third division in front of roughly 6,500 fans against a regional side, Gimnastic de Tarragona.
But Herrera says his return to Real Zaragoza on a free transfer from Boca is just as important as any move he has made in his career.
"This is probably the last dream that I wanted to make come true," the Spaniard tells BBC Sport.
"To come back home, to the place where I grew up, that gave me the opportunity to be professional - not only in football, also as a human being.

#come #ander #juniors

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NEW YORK (AP) — Five-time U.S. Open champion Roger Federer returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday night to play one last match for fun against longtime rival and friend Andy Roddick.
The event billed as "An Icon Returns to New York" packed the stands full of fans there to watch the 45-year-old from Switzerland face Roddick — soon to be 44 — in a prime time exhibition. Many wore hats with the distinctive "RF" logo that became commonplace in the sport during Federer's decade and a half of dominance featuring 20 Grand Slam **** les.
"It's great to be back in New York," Federer said. "I have incredible memories, obviously, of this court, of the fans here, of the city."
Federer reminisced about visiting for the first time to play juniors in 1998 and reaching the final. Three years later, his debut on center court was a straight-sets loss to Andre Agassi.

#federer #time #fans #keep

PERRY TWP. – Central Catholic High School high school students have built their own disc golf course and started a related club.
A handful of students developed and constructed the course earlier this year on the school campus, using money they had raised starting in January.
As of the start of classes last week, Central Catholic's disc golf club has grown to about 50 members — mostly juniors and seniors — and is one of only a few in Stark County.
"This has gone a lot further than just our school. It's become a big thing for the community," Harry Belden, a Central Catholic junior, said about the $5,000 fundraising effort that helped purchase disc golf baskets and equipment.
The golf site is open to the public during after-school hours, Belden said.

#school #golf #catholic #club

It's up to APP readers to pick which returning standout girls bowler will be the Shore's top prospect among rising juniors for the 2026-27 school year. Vote below in the poll presented by Alliance Othropedics.
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#girls

The kings of the Greater Catholic League Co-Ed captured a share of an eighth consecutive league ******* le last season. Two entire graduating classes — 2022 and 2025 — with no crossovers between them were both able to make their way through all four years winning league ******* les each year.
Those are lofty expectations for the newest set of incoming freshmen this year.
"Every year we lose some good players from last year," head coach Nick Yordy said. "But some of the guys that we did lose, these younger guys are really taking advantage of an opportunity to step up and get out on the field on a Friday night and go out there and try to win some football games."
That's not to say Badin will be made up of underclassmen as it does have several returning juniors and seniors, but the number of seniors lost, as Yordy indicated, does leave many questions for the Rams to answer this year.
It is easy fuel for motivation to prove any doubters wrong, according to senior Emmett Sackenheim.

#year #league #last #seniors

LAWRENCE — As Daryl Agpalsa recently reflected on the Kansas football offensive line room, he highlighted that the unit has been on a steady climb.
Agpalsa, the Jayhawks' position coach for the group, acknowledged that there are ups and downs over the course of fall camp. The unit isn't where KU needs it to be yet. But they're still moving in the right direction, as the regular season opener continues to draw closer.
RELATED: Led by Leroy Harris III, here's how KU football's defensive ends are looking
Here are some takeaways about how things are progressing with Kansas' offensive line:
Along the offensive line, redshirt junior Amir Herring spent last season as the Jayhawks' regular starter at left guard. But this year, while KU brought in redshirt junior Kasen Carpenter as a transfer from Oklahoma State, there's a very good chance that Herring sees some playing time at center. Kansas head coach Lance Leipold detailed that possibility recently, outlining that when they can have Herring at center, they're bigger at guard with redshirt juniors Connor Stroh (Texas transfer) and Tavake Tuikolovatu in the game.

#offensive

The quarterfinal stage of the 2026 Copa Sudamericana will indeed feature a major "Libertadores showdown."
After Boca Juniors crushed Paraguay's Recoleta 7-1 on aggregate, São Paulo did its part against Bolívar this Tuesday (18) in front of 42,087 fans.
It won 3-1 at MorumBIS, advancing 4-2 on aggregate.
It was the end of a six-match winless run after 21 games without scoring at least three goals.
The focus now shifts to a turnaround in the Brazilian Championship.

#aggregate #libertadores

The kings of the Greater Catholic League Co-Ed captured a share of an eighth consecutive league ***** le last season. Two entire graduating classes – 2022 and 2025 – with no crossovers between them were both able to make their way through all four years winning league ***** les each year.
Those are lofty expectations for the newest set of incoming freshmen this year.
"Every year we lose some good players from last year," head coach Nick Yordy said. "But some of the guys that we did lose, these younger guys are really taking advantage of an opportunity to step up and get out on the field on a Friday night and go out there and try to win some football games."
That's not to say Badin will be made up of underclassmen as it does have several returning juniors and seniors, but the amount of seniors lost as Yordy indicated does leave many questions for the Rams to answer this year.
It is easy fuel for motivation to prove any doubters wrong, according to senior Emmett Sackenheim.

#league #seniors #every

The kings of the Greater Catholic League Co-Ed captured a share of an eighth consecutive league **** le last season. Two entire graduating classes – 2022 and 2025 – with no crossovers between them were both able to make their way through all four years winning league **** les each year.
Those are lofty expectations for the newest set of incoming freshmen this year.
"Every year we lose some good players from last year," head coach Nick Yordy said. "But some of the guys that we did lose, these younger guys are really taking advantage of an opportunity to step up and get out on the field on a Friday night and go out there and try to win some football games."
That's not to say Badin will be made up of underclassmen as it does have several returning juniors and seniors, but the amount of seniors lost as Yordy indicated does leave many questions for the Rams to answer this year.
It is easy fuel for motivation to prove any doubters wrong, according to senior Emmett Sackenheim.

#league

HINTON, Iowa (KCAU) - The Hinton volleyball program has its sights set on reloading ahead of a year full of opportunity.
Hinton finished last season as the Class 2A runner-up with a 30-3 overall record, entering this year with a new look.
The Blackhawks graduated three depth pieces and a trio of starters, including IGHSAU All-State pick and now Creighton freshman Bailey Boeve.
Hinton returns a rising trio featuring sophomore Ellie Friesen and juniors Addison Dunkel and Raelyn Kempema as the program hopes to remain in the mix for a chance to contend this season.
"Once you all get that experience like now, then we all know what it takes to get there and I think that helps, like having us on the team and whatnot," Dunkel said.

#hinton #season

With the North Jersey high school football season starting next week, we want to hear from you.
Who is the junior you're most excited to watch this fall?
Read about the top juniors here, then cast your vote below. Voting will remain open until Aug. 24.
More: Inside look at every HS football team in Bergen and Passaic counties

#voting #high #school #season

Continuing our series that examines the struggles faced by both teams in one of the world's biggest rivalries, we now turn to Boca Juniors, and the club's turn since an iconic figure became its president.
Yesterday, we took a look at how River Plate's enormous spending over the past few seasons has yet to produce any results. But whereas Los Millonarios' issues lie fiscally, Boca Juniors' are different.
On the blue side of Buenos Aires, the problems are closely tied to the leadership of one man: club legend turned president Juan Román Riquelme.
Photo by Daniel Jayo/Getty Images
Riquelme entered Boca politics in late 2019 after joining Jorge Amor Ameal's opposition ticket. He became vice president and head of football operations, eventually winning the presidency in December 2023.

#boca #turn #became #river

Nearly 10,000 seats were empty at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium for the European Athletics Championships on Monday evening.
A crowd of 13,623 watched as Britain's 24-year-old sprinter Amy Hunt stormed to her first senior international **** le, in a stadium that has a capacity of 23,000.
Athletics supporters blamed ticket prices, with some describing them as "extortionate", while BBC commentator Steve Cram commented that spectator numbers were a "little disappointing".
But Birmingham 2026 organisers said they were "delighted" with ticket sales, which have "far surpassed" their targets with "Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening sessions approaching sell-out, with several other sessions close to capacity".
On Monday, Category A tickets for the home straight cost £150 with no concessions for juniors.

#stadium #evening

Both River Plate and Boca Juniors are going through one of the most difficult periods of their modern history. Massive spending, coaching carousels, and an apparent struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing football landscape have put Argentina's two biggest clubs on remarkably similar paths that are headed in the wrong direction.
The Superclásico remains one of the biggest events in world football, but the institutions behind it are struggling to live up to the extraordinary standards they established over the past two decades. River Plate and Boca Juniors continue to have enormous fanbases worldwide, some of the largest commercial operations in South American football, and the ability to spend more than most of their domestic rivals. Yet the results on the pitch increasingly fail to reflect those advantages.
That contradiction is at the heart of the current crisis. Argentina's two biggest clubs have more resources than almost any other team in the country, but neither has been able to turn those resources into a sustainable sporting project.
Photo by Marcelo Endelli/Getty Images
Argentine soccer has changed dramatically over the last two decades. There was a time when the Primera División was structured around the familiar Apertura and Clausura tournaments, a format that gave Argentine football a recognizable rhythm and identity. The system was not perfect, but supporters understood the stakes and knew that two separate league champions would be crowned each year.

#Football #juniors #decades #resources

Matchday 2 of the Clausura Tournament sees Boca Juniors and Estudiantes de La Plata face off today.
The venue? Unusual, because today the xeneize are playing at home at Huracán's Tomás Adolfo Ducó stadium due to the poor condition of La Bombonera.
Both teams line up as follows:
Boca Juniors: Montero; Lozano, Di Lollo, Pellegrino, Blanco; Delgado, Paredes, Ascacibar; Aranda, Flores and Merentiel.

#boca #clausura #tournament #hurac

This summer, the spotlight may have been on the standout prospects from the 2027 class, but the last few months have been just as important, if no more, for the top players in the 2028 cycle.
A majority of the class remains uncommitted but were able to take their first visits to certain schools over the summer months as they were also preparing for an important junior season.
Between visits, summer camps and more, the 2028 class also experienced its fair share of changes when it came to industry recruiting rankings.
With the start of the 2026 season right around the corner, USA TODAY High School Sports has its latest updated rankings for the top 100 juniors in the 2028 class based on their composite rankings from industry leaders.
Here's a look at those top 100 players entering the new season.

#months #visits #industry

Celtic are pushing for a deal to sign Fares Ghedjemis from Frosinone, who want 9.5m euros for the Algeria winger, 23. (Sebastien Vidal on X)
President Maurizio Stirpe says Frosinone do not need to sell Ghedjemis but the Italian club are willing to listen to offers. (Glasgow Times)
Brentford may sanction another loan move to Celtic for defender Benjamin Arthur, 20. (Football Insider)
Marcelo Saracchi, the 28-year-old left-back who was on loan at Celtic from Boca Juniors last season and had been linked with a return to Glasgow, has reportedly joined Houston Dynamo. (National - subscription required)

#celtic #glasgow #algeria #vidal