MADRID.- He real Madrid announced this Wednesday the signing of the Portuguese international player Bernard Silva for the next two seasons.
Free after leaving Manchester Citywhere he won 19 titles since his arrival in 2017, including the first Champions League of the English club (2023), the 31-year-old midfielder will join Real Madrid until 2028 after the World Cup 2026.
At the orders of Pep Guardiola in it Etihad StadiumSilva played 459 games for the citizens and scored a total of 76 goals.
In his track record, the four Premier League consecutive (2021-2024), the triplet of Premier-Cup of England and Champions 2023 and the four domestic titles won in the 2018-2019 season (Community Shield, England Cup, League Cup and Premier League).
Canterano of the Benficabefore reaching England Silva dressed in France the colors of Monaco (2014-2017), winning the Ligue 1 in 2017 with a very young man Kylian Mbappénow a consolidated star at Real Madrid.
The Lisbon native is one of the signings with which the white club wants to get back on track, after two seasons without any titles.
Added to his signature are the already confirmed signings of his compatriot, the coach Jose Mourinhoand on the left side Marc Cucurellainternational with Spain.
It is also expected that the white club will announce the signing of the French defender Ibrahima Konaté.
At the moment, Silva is in North America along with the selection of Portugal to dispute his third World. The Seleçao will enter the fray this Wednesday against DR Congo.
Canada denies visa to Ghanaian soccer player
The Ghanaian footballer Thomas Partey, that will be judged in United Kingdom on charges of rape and sexual assault, he will finally not be able to enter Canada to play with his team against Panama in it Worldafter the justice of the North American country confirmed on Tuesday the refusal to grant him a visa.
The government of Ghana had decided to go to a Canadian federal court to try to reverse the refusal of Ottawa to grant a visa to the footballer due to his judicial situation and the hearing was scheduled for this Tuesday morning.
The Canadian public broadcaster CBC reported that the judge Roger Lafrenière rejected the request for Ghanawhich requested a precautionary measure to allow Partey to be in toronto in view of Panamaon the first date of Group L of the World.
