Mercato : Beşiktaş passe à l’offensive pour Mohamed Saliou Bangoura
BESIKTAS- Le mercato estival s’accélère pour Mohamed Saliou Bangoura. Selon les informations d’Africafoot, le MC Alger a reçu une offre importante de Beşiktaş pour son attaquant international guinéen.
Toutefois, les dirigeants du Mouloudia n’ont aucune intention de brader leur buteur. Le champion d’Algérie réclame au minimum 5 millions d’euros pour envisager un transfert, un montant qui reflète la confiance placée dans l’un de ses joueurs les plus prometteurs. cricket-info.homes
Arrivé en février 2025 en provenance du Hafia FC contre un montant estimé à 400 000 euros, Mohamed Saliou Bangoura n’a pas tardé à s’imposer sous les couleurs du MC Alger. Son contrat court jusqu’en juin 2028. La saison 2025/26 a marqué un véritable tournant dans sa carrière.
Bangoura a terminé la saison avec 11 buts inscrits.
Aloba a disputé 25 rencontres toutes compétitions confondues pour 1 311 minutes de jeu. En championnat, il a trouvé le chemin des filets à 11 reprises en 22 matchs, des statistiques qui illustrent son efficacité malgré un temps de jeu parfois limité.
Une forte concurrence sur le dossier
Beşiktaş n’est pas le seul prétendant. Ces derniers mois, Al Ahly avait déjà formulé une offre estimée à 1,6 million de dollars, rapidement rejetée par le MC Alger. Le FUS de Rabat et Pyramids FC suivent également le dossier de près.
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Frans on influential Faf’s Bok future
Frans Steyn has weighed in on if Faf de Klerk should be involved with the Springboks, and what having the veteran scrumhalf at the Cheetahs means for the next generation.
De Klerk was named Man of the Match after the Cheetahs beat the Stormers XXIII 31-26 at Athlone Stadium on Sunday, the 34-year-old’s second of the Currie Cup since joining the men from Bloemfontein this season.
Celebrating the late win that took the Free Staters second on the log, Steyn was asked whether his fellow two-time World Cup winner ought to still be in green and gold.
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“[Laughs] I don’t want to get involved! I’m not picking the Springbok team, I’m picking the Cheetahs,” the head coach told reporters.
De Klerk scored for South Africa off the bench against the Barbarians on 20 June, before being released from Rassie Erasmus’ wider squad and going on to captain the Barbarians against Wales at Twickenham.
“There’s always space for Faf with us, and he’s only still finding his feet and his voice in our squad,” Steyn said. “We’re so happy to have him … hopefully one day he’ll take my job and I’ll get fired and all of that, and he can make a bigger impact in Free State rugby.
“It’s a big thing for us to have Faf, it’s massive.”
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Steyn believes the 60-cap De Klerk’s presence in rugby’s oldest domestic competition has had a knock-on effect on youngsters honing their craft, as well as himself.
“When you’re young, you think you can kick everybody’s arse!” the former Bok playmaker candidly said.
“He’s the best nine [in the Currie Cup] and people can tell me whatever they want, but he’s a good yardstick for players to see where they’re at, and where they need to improve.
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“Ruan Pienaar was the same when he got to the Cheetahs. They’re just on another level and have a massive impact. They never talk nonsense, they talk sense, and people listen to them,” Steyn shared.
“You saw the radio thing a couple of weeks ago, it was an honest conversation – ‘look, can I do this?’ ‘Ja, you can, but get to your spot on defence.’
“We’re a bunch of young coaches, and we want to learn as much as possible. With Faf here, we learn every day.”
Photo: Shaun Roy/Gallo Images
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MotoGP : Fabio Quartararo pénalisé après la course en Grande-Bretagne
Le calice jusqu’à la lie. 12e du Grand Prix de Grande-Bretagne, Fabio Quartararo a écopé d’une pénalité de 16 secondes à l’issue de la course (remportée par l’Espagnol Raul Fernandez), ce qui l’a fait reculer à la 16e place (la dernière du jour après l’abandon de sept pilotes), soit la première qui n’est pas récompensée par un point. La Yamaha du Français a été inspectée par les délégués techniques après l’épreuve puisqu’elle ne transmettait pas les données relatives à la pression des pneumatiques.
Les pénalités pour une pression trop basse sont récurrentes depuis plusieurs saisons en MotoGP. Cette fois, Fabio Quartararo a été sanctionné puisque son équipe n’a pas été en capacité de fournir ces données obligatoires aux délégués techniques, ce qui a conduit le Français à recevoir une pénalité de 16 secondes, la même que lorsqu’une pression de pneu n’entre pas dans les clous du règlement.
Stormers coach: We don’t have time to sulk
Tom Dawson-Squibb remained positive after Sunday’s disappointing home loss for the Stormers XXIII, as they look to bounce back in Nelspruit in round five of the Currie Cup.
The hosts were denied by Faf de Klerk’s 80th-minute try at Athlone Stadium, going down 31-26 after leading 26-21 with 10 minutes remaining. Two bonus points keeps the sixth-placed Stormers in the mix with three rounds until the semi-finals.
“In many respects it was a good performance, I’m more positive than I expected,” the head coach said. “We did enough to win … just one too many errors at key times.”
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The Stormers had chances to put the game away but were unable to convert those into points, and skipper Jean-Luc du Plessis acknowledged the visitors made them pay.
“We left some tries out there, and deserved to be up by more at half-time,” he added. “I thought we edged it, but that doesn’t count – the scoreboard counts.”
Dawson-Squibb identified the Stormers scrum as an area that needs attention after a difficult afternoon up front.
“If you look at what our senior team does, they’re probably one of the best scrums in the URC, and we haven’t been the best scrum in the Currie Cup, that hurt us today.”
This Saturday, the Stormers will face Jimmy Stonehouse’s Pumas, who moved into third on the table with a narrow bonus-point win over the Vodacom Bulls XV.
“I’ve never met Jimmy, but I’ve got massive respect for what he’s done with the Pumas. He keeps churning out good players and good teams year on year,” Dawson-Squibb said.
“The smaller union, bigger union thing doesn’t really exist now in the Currie Cup, we’re all fairly similar.
“I’m not daunted going to Pumas. I’m bitterly disappointed right now, and I’m also super-fizzed to go to Nelspruit.
“We don’t have time to sulk. Now it’s time to get flippin’ ready.”
The Stormers could also be strengthened by the return of several players, although injuries will rule out others.
“Oli Reid, hopefully his injury is gone, Wandile Mlaba and Herman Lubbe won’t be with the senior Stormers, I think Keke Morabe will probably come back, so we’ll be bolstered.
“It’s unfortunate for Josh Boulle, he’s got a bit of an injury, but maybe he’ll be back next week.”
Photo: Cole Cruickshank/Gallo Images
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Burkina Faso: une première hausse du litre de gasoil en quatre ans
Le prix du gasoil est réajusté à partir de ce lundi 10 août au Burkina Faso ; le litre passe de 675 à 750 francs CFA. Le dernier réaménagement du prix du gasoil dans le pays remonte à quatre ans. L'annonce a été faite sur les antennes de la RTB, la télévision publique, ce dimanche soir. Le gouvernement accuse les transporteurs des pays voisins de venir s’approvisionner au Burkina Faso, où les prix sont relativement plus bas que chez eux.
