Nigeria legend unveiled as El Makasa manager
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El Makkasa have confirmed the appointment of Emmanuel Amuneke as their new manager.
The announcement comes days after Ahmed Hossam Mido was sacked by the club following a poor run of results.
رحبوا معنا بمدربنا الجديد👇🏻
welcome our new coach💚 pic.twitter.com/Qi2MACo8Hw
— Makkasa SC (@MakkasaSc) February 2, 2020
Mido was kicked out after the club’s 3-1 defeat to Pyramids FC to sit in 15th place in the Egyptian Premier League from 12 games played.
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Amuneke has been out of management since July 2019 when he was dismissed by Tanzania.
Recently, he was snubbed for the Zambian senior national team job given to Serbia’s Milutin Sredojevic.
The 49-year-old is no stranger to the North African country having featured for five-times Caf Champions League winners, Zamalek.
And the management would be hoping the former African Player of the Year revives the club’s fortune, and ultimately avoids relegation.
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João Félix (€126 million)
From: Benfica
To: Atlético Madrid
*All confirmed transfers are worth at least €30 million or above, taken from Transfermarkt and updated as of Aug. 13, 2019.
Antoine Griezmann (€120 million)
From: Atlético Madrid
To: Barcelona
Eden Hazard (€100 million)
From: Chelsea
To: Real Madrid
Harry Maguire (€87 million)
From: Leicester City
To: Manchester United
Matthijs de Ligt (€85.5 million)
From: AFC Ajax
To: Juventus
Nicolas Pépé (€80 million)
From: Lille OSC
To: Arsenal
Lucas Hernandez (€80 million)
From: Atlético Madrid
To: Bayern Munich
Frenkie de Jong (€75 million)
From: AFC Ajax
To: Barcelona
Rodri (€70 million)
From: Atlético Madrid
To: Manchester City
João Cancelo (€65 million)
From: Juventus
To: Manchester City
Romelu Lukaku (€65 million)
From: Manchester United
To: Inter Milan
Luka Jović (€60 million)
From: Eintracht Frankfurt
To: Real Madrid
Tanguy Ndombele (€60 million)
From: Olympique Lyonnais
To: Tottenham Hotspur
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (€55 million)
From: Crystal Palace
To: Manchester United
Éder Militão (€50 million)
From: FC Porto
To: Real Madrid
Ferland Mendy (€48 million)
From: Olympique Lyonnais
To: Real Madrid
Rodrygo (€45 million)
From: Santos FC
To: Real Madrid
Mateo Kovačić (€45 million)
From: Real Madrid
To: Chelsea
Youri Tielemans (€45 million)
From: AS Monaco
To: Leicester City
Joelinton (€44 million)
From: TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
To: Newcastle United
Sébastien Haller (€40 million)
From: Eintracht Frankfurt
To: West Ham United
Malcom (€40 million)
From: Barcelona
To: Zenit St. Petersburg
Raúl Jiménez (€38 million)
From: S.L. Benfica
To: Wolverhampton Wanderers
Danilo (€37 million)
From: Manchester City
To: Juventus
Konstantinos Manolas (€36 million)
From: A.S. Roma
To: S.S.C. Napoli
Benjamin Pavard (€35 million)
From: VfB Stuttgart
To: Bayern Munich
Jasper Cillessen (€35 million)
From: Barcelona
To: Valencia
Ayoze Perez (€33.4 million)
From: Newcastle United
To: Leicester City
Abdou Diallo (€32 million)
From: Borussia Dortmund
To: Paris Sain-Germain
Kerem Demirbay (€32 million)
From: TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
To: Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Mats Hummels (€30.5 million)
From: Bayern Munich
To: Borussia Dortmund
Alex Iwobi (€30.4 million)
William Saliba (€30 million)
From: Saint-Étienne
To: Arsenal
Marcos Llorente (€30 million)
From: Real Madrid
To: Atlético Madrid
Idrissa Gueye (€30 million)
From: Everton
To: Paris Saint-Germain
Ismaïla Sarr (€30 million)
From: Stade Rennes
To: Watford
Gelson Martins (€30 million)
To: AS Monaco
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Neymar
From: Paris Saint-Germain
Interested club: Barcelona
Paul Pogba
From: Manchester United
Interested club: Real Madrid
Mario Lemina
From: Southampton
Interested clubs: Arsenal and Manchester Untied
Leroy Sané
From: Manchester City
Interested clubs: Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain
Tiémoué Bakayoko
From: Chelsea
Interested club: Manchester United
Bruno Fernandes
From: Sporting CP
Interested club: Manchester United
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Jamar Omar is expected to lead El Makkasa against Smouha in Monday’s Egyptian top-flight game billed for the Border Guard Stadium – as they chase their first win in their last eight games.
After the game, the Nigerian takes charge of the team and his first assignment will be against El Entag El Harby on February 8.
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