Griezmann to Real Madrid HERE WE GO

 

Barcelona photographed, Atlético writes letter of complaint: While the Catalans plan the performance of Antoine Griezmann, Madrid does not want to accept the superstar change - at least not on the previous terms. It's about the question: Since when exactly are Griezmann and Barca agreed?

To the outcry of Atlético Madrid, the FC Barcelona met a clocked agenda. World Champion Antoine Griezmann arrives today at the Spanish championship, for point 21 o'clock his first photo session is scheduled in the fan shop of the Camp Nou. On Sunday at 18.15 clock the star attacker is to sign his five-year contract, another photo shoot follows at 19.30 clock the official presentation. For a renegotiation of the transfer with Atlético there is of course no time from Barca view. The Catalans are moving to normality.

A normality that is by no means accepted by Griezmann's previous club from the Spanish capital. The Rojiblancos are demanding from Barcelona a look-ahead of the EUR 80 million transfer, as it is "obvious" that the agreement between the player and FC Barcelona was closed before the exit clause was lowered from EUR 200 million to EUR 120 million has been". Atletico President Enrique Cerezo told the Catalan radio station RAC1: "If the club publishes this message, it will be because there is evidence, and we will investigate it and demand the amount that we deem necessary."

Atlético relies in his argument not least on the fact that the 28-year-old Griezmann had already announced on May 14, want to leave the club after five years. By June 30, his exit clause was still at 200 million euros - a sum that would have made Griezmann the second most expensive player in football history after the Brazilian Neymar, who in 2017 for 222 million euros from Barcelona to Paris St. Germain.

It's only been two weeks since "Grizou" has 120 million dollars, which makes him the sixth most expensive kicker. Griezmann's attorney deposited this amount with the Spanish League Association LFP on Friday afternoon, shortly afterwards Barca made the change official. Atlético not, instead, the club published its open letter of complaint. According to its own statements, Madrid has "already initiated procedures that the association deems appropriate in order to protect its rights and legitimate interests."

The World Federation Fifa, which initially did not comment on SID demand on the subject, was already turned on by the Madrilenians at the end of 2017. At that time Atlético lamented an "illegal contact" of FC Barcelona to Griezmann. The matter silted, Barca continued to compete unchecked for the European Championship top scorer of 2016 - until just before the 2018 World Cup in a highly meaningful TV documentary ("La Decision") let his heart speak for Atlético and the then Europa League winner signed a new five-year contract. After just one season now the change of heart, the Griezmann explained in a no less oversubscribed video clip on Friday on Barcelona's social media channels.

In the 52-second sequence, Griezmann walks on a lonely road at dusk, pausing and pondering, saying phrases like, "My dad taught me as a kid, trains did not just pass by, and now it's time for a new one To accept the challenge. " And further: "I will defend the colors of Barcelona with devotion, it is our time, this is our way." At Griezmann this will continue dramatically, that seems certain.

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What you need to know about the corona virus

How long do the viruses on door handles last? How do I know that I am infected? Can you get infected again if you've ever had Covid-19? Answers to the most important questions.

Researchers believe that Sars-CoV-2 has passed from animal to human - possibly at a market in the Chinese city of Wuhan where many wild animals have been traded.

It is not yet clear which animal originally carried the virus. The genome of Sars-CoV-2 is closely related to coronaviruses, which researchers found in bats in eastern China. Based on bats, the pathogen could have infected other animals before it got to humans. So-called pangolins are considered to be such an intermediate host

Sars-CoV-2 is transmitted from person to person. According to the current state of knowledge, the viruses get from one person to the next via droplets when coughing or sneezing. The virus can also be transmitted indirectly, for example by coughing an infected person in the hand and touching an object. Theoretically, healthy people can then become infected with this object (see next question). Since the genetic material of the virus was found in stool samples from some patients , it was initially thought that they could also spread via the so-called fecal-oral route of infection. An investigation has refuted this thesis:

"We also treated it in cell culture and checked whether living, infectious virus can still be extracted from these samples in the laboratory," said virologist Christian Drosten. "That was not the case. In contrast to the lung secretions or the swabs, where we also extract live virus, we cannot extract live virus from stool samples."

There is still no exact answer to this question. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) writes that transmission in this way has not yet been documented and adds: "An infection with Sars-CoV-2 over surfaces that do not belong to the immediate surroundings of a symptomatic patient, such as imported goods , Mail, or luggage seems unlikely. "

New laboratory experiments have now shown that Sars-CoV-2 can last up to three days on certain surfaces - such as plastic or stainless steel. The U.S. researchers, who previously published their study, also found in their study, which has not yet been confirmed by independent experts, that the coronavirus can last up to four hours on copper, up to 24 hours on cardboard and up to three hours in fine particles in the air (aerosols) is infectious.

In contrast to bacteria, viruses do not have their own metabolism, but need a living cell to multiply: a so-called host cell. The stability of viruses outside of this host depends, among other things, on factors such as temperature, humidity and the nature of the surface. Enveloped viruses, which also include Sars-CoV-2, can be better removed using disinfectants and soap than uncovered viruses.

If infectious droplets get onto objects such as doorknobs, armrests or cash and are touched by healthy people, the virus can theoretically be transmitted. Washing your hands offers the best protection.

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What Covid-19 does to the lungs

Doctors are gaining more and more experience with Covid-19 patients in whom breathing fails. They report unusual effects of the virus on the lungs.




Many dark areas, light clouds (which indicate fluid accumulation) only on the edge: CT images of Covid 19 patients differ from those of other people with pneumonia.

The outbreak of the novel corona virus started with a misunderstanding. The genome of the pathogen, which was still completely unknown at the time, was so similar to that of the already known Sars virus that researchers assumed that it was similar in the body.

The virus is not so contagious, scientists like Christian Drosten of the Charité concluded. It mainly affects the lower respiratory tract and thus the lungs, so it has to get there for an infection. The first contact with Sars-CoV-2 in Germany showed that the researchers were wrong.

When the first people in Germany near Munich got infected, a team led by Drosten was able to extract and multiply viruses from the affected person's throat swabs . With Sars, this was never successful. Since then it has been clear: the new type of corona virus not only affects the lungs, it mainly settles in the upper airways and throat.

This has advantages for the virus. It is much easier to get from one person to another, the way from throat to throat is much shorter than the way from lungs to lungs. But people also benefit because upper respiratory tract infections can be unpleasant but almost never dangerous.

Comparatively rarely, however, the novel coronavirus also penetrates into the lungs and triggers inflammation there. In Germany, around two percent of the detected infected are affected. The consequences that doctors are currently observing differ in several respects from known serious respiratory infections.

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C.Ronaldo about to RETIRE FROM FOOTBALL ??

"There were some geeks about Cristiano Ronaldo that he will retire from Football"-Said his Manager!

"But it's not true . he will not retire , he is in top form already (laughs) , and will not think it will happens within these 5-6 years.

Only one thing is secure , that he will retire from football after Lionel Messi does that..,.

And the manager finished his speech about Cristiano Ronaldo , momentally 34 years old . playing at Juventus FC.

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Griezmann-Posse takes on absurd features

Barcelona photographed, Atlético writes letter of complaint: While the Catalans plan the performance of Antoine Griezmann, Madrid does not want to accept the superstar change - at least not on the previous terms. It's about the question: Since when exactly are Griezmann and Barca agreed?

To the outcry of Atlético Madrid, the FC Barcelona met a clocked agenda. World Champion Antoine Griezmann arrives today at the Spanish championship, for point 21 o'clock his first photo session is scheduled in the fan shop of the Camp Nou. On Sunday at 18.15 clock the star attacker is to sign his five-year contract, another photo shoot follows at 19.30 clock the official presentation. For a renegotiation of the transfer with Atlético there is of course no time from Barca view. The Catalans are moving to normality.

A normality that is by no means accepted by Griezmann's previous club from the Spanish capital. The Rojiblancos are demanding from Barcelona a look-ahead of the EUR 80 million transfer, as it is "obvious" that the agreement between the player and FC Barcelona was closed before the exit clause was lowered from EUR 200 million to EUR 120 million has been". Atletico President Enrique Cerezo told the Catalan radio station RAC1: "If the club publishes this message, it will be because there is evidence, and we will investigate it and demand the amount that we deem necessary."

Atlético relies in his argument not least on the fact that the 28-year-old Griezmann had already announced on May 14, want to leave the club after five years. By June 30, his exit clause was still at 200 million euros - a sum that would have made Griezmann the second most expensive player in football history after the Brazilian Neymar, who in 2017 for 222 million euros from Barcelona to Paris St. Germain.

It's only been two weeks since "Grizou" has 120 million dollars, which makes him the sixth most expensive kicker. Griezmann's attorney deposited this amount with the Spanish League Association LFP on Friday afternoon, shortly afterwards Barca made the change official. Atlético not, instead, the club published its open letter of complaint. According to its own statements, Madrid has "already initiated procedures that the association deems appropriate in order to protect its rights and legitimate interests."

The World Federation Fifa, which initially did not comment on SID demand on the subject, was already turned on by the Madrilenians at the end of 2017. At that time Atlético lamented an "illegal contact" of FC Barcelona to Griezmann. The matter silted, Barca continued to compete unchecked for the European Championship top scorer of 2016 - until just before the 2018 World Cup in a highly meaningful TV documentary ("La Decision") let his heart speak for Atlético and the then Europa League winner signed a new five-year contract. After just one season now the change of heart, the Griezmann explained in a no less oversubscribed video clip on Friday on Barcelona's social media channels.

In the 52-second sequence, Griezmann walks on a lonely road at dusk, pausing and pondering, saying phrases like, "My dad taught me as a kid, trains did not just pass by, and now it's time for a new one To accept the challenge. " And further: "I will defend the colors of Barcelona with devotion, it is our time, this is our way." At Griezmann this will continue dramatically, that seems certain.

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Neymar taunts, trains and hopes for Barça

What is Neymar doing? The Brazilian football player is training again with his colleagues at Paris St. Germain, but in reality he wants to return to FC Barcelona in Spain. And at the end of this smear comedy, it will probably come so, it's just about the money.

When football player Neymar climbed out of a black van a week late on the training grounds of Paris St. Germain, one might have looked attentively at the SG Dynamo Dresden. The willing-to-change Brazilian is actually back. Before the star ensemble of coach Thomas Tuchel paid a short visit to the German second division side this Tuesday night for a friendly match, there is a lot to discuss. The Brazilian wants to return to FC Barcelona after two years in the French capital - and has resorted to unpopular methods for days. On Monday he was covered, but pointedly made Neymar, who had missed the Copa America because of an injury, last for some vortex.

In an interview with the "Oh my Goal" portal, the 27-year-old offensive player twice called Barcelona's 6-1 win in the quarter-final second leg of the 2017 Champions League against PSG as the most noteworthy moment of his career - alongside the 2016 Olympic final won against Germany "We were all crazy after that, we could not have felt better." His father Santos assured, however, that the statements were torn from the context: "At no time he wanted to face PSG or the players disrespectful."

All this happened after Neymar missed the training launch last week and advanced alleged commitments in his native Brazil. "Neymar had not arrived at the rendezvous at the agreed time without first obtaining permission from the club," the Parisians said. Only on Monday, seven days later, he came to France, as a video of the sports newspaper "L'Equipe shows". With a black cap and white shirt, Neymar disappeared into a building on the camp's training camp camp after driving up in a black van.

Then "Neymar can leave PSG"

Then he trained according to a report by the television channel RMC Sport with colleagues in camera. PSG initially did not confirm this. Neymar had been under contract to Barça until 2017, before moving to Paris for the record remittance of 222 million euros. If a "satisfactory offer for all parties" is received, said PSG sports director Leonardo recently the French newspaper "Le Parisien", "Neymar can leave PSG". Barça, who has just spent 120 million euros for French World Champion Antoine Griezmann, is currently looking to raise some money.

Whether Neymar breaks out with Germany, is rather questionable. The multi-million dollar club from Paris will travel to the match at the Rudolf Harbig Stadium ( at 20.20 hrs in the MDR ) on Matchday, and then depart again immediately afterwards. Four days later, another test at the season opening of the Bundesliga scoop on 1. FC Nuremberg. Neymar should hope that he is already a big step closer to Barcelona.

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Von der Leyen gives the speech of her life

Everything depends on this appearance:


Does the Leyen succeed in convincing the skeptical members of the European Parliament? It is a difficult tightrope walk, the CDU politician masters them with a mixture of personal and concessions to Parliament.

When Ursula von der Leyen joins the European Parliament's lectern at 9 am, she knows the significance of the moment. In the evening, she wants to be elected Commission President, but that is far from certain. Many MPs had given their anger over the past few days that Leyen was not the top candidate, but was nominated by the European Council. Now, the CDU politician, as on the day before, on the concerns of parliamentarians. And her speech sounds in the meantime as if it were specially made for the skeptics in the green and social democratic camp. As if she had to show that she is not a candidate by grace of the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Von der Leyen, who just announced her resignation as Secretary of Defense yesterday, presents herself as a "passionate fighter" for Europe, as she says herself. Switching from immaculate French to German and English, she invokes European unity in the face of the challenges of climate change, demographic change and digitization. "If we are united inside, nobody will split us from the outside." Then she gives herself in person: as a mother of seven children, born in Brussels, first European, then German and Lower Saxon. In short: a European through and through - so the unmistakable message.

One of the key points she picked up right from the beginning and contributed to the Greens' success in the European elections is climate change. For the first 100 days in office, she announces, she wants "a green deal for Europe". A law should set the goal of achieving climate neutrality by the year 2050. Europe should become the first climate-neutral continent. It also cites the current milestone for Europe to reduce greenhouse gases by 40 percent by 2030 compared to 1990 levels. These would have to be reduced by 50, if not 55 percent. That this is not easy, admits of the Leyen. But these goals also meant "that we have to change everything with us". Each sector will have to do its part. Emissions should have a price. 

After that, she will parade through all the other important issues facing Europe: the big Internet companies would have to be taxed more heavily in Europe. It could not be that these made profits and paid no taxes. "If they want the benefits, then they have to participate in the burden."

Von der Leyen promises commitment "for the weakest"

Furthermore, von der Leyen is a champion of a social Europe. In a social market economy, the market would have to be merged with the social. And she points to her own record as a family minister, in which she introduced, among other things, the parental allowance. She wants to work "for the weakest". Every child must have access to the most basic rights, which will be an important part of their action plan. As a mother - and here again the seven children come into play - she knows that it makes a difference if they have access to education, food and a loving environment. And she calls for a minimum wage framework in Europe: "Every person working full-time should receive a minimum wage from which to live."

In the refugee policy deplores of the Leyen that the Mediterranean has become one of the deadliest borders in the world. Over 17,000 people have drowned here in recent years. "At sea, it is the duty to save lives." At the same time, she calls for the European border management agency Frontex to be expanded to 10,000 men within the next five years and is in favor of modernizing the asylum system. She wanted to propose a new pact for migration and asylum. In particular, the countries would have to get help, which were "because of their geographical location" the strongest pressure. This should have particularly interested the Italians, Greeks and Spaniards in the European Parliament with interest.

On other issues, the Leyen is ready for reform and open to a change in the EU treaties. She calls for a large-scale civil dialogue on EU reform and announces that she has a right of initiative for legislative proposals. Every proposal, which gets a majority in the parliament, wants to take it up in a legal act. And she promises what her critics have recently criticized: an improvement of the top candidate system and a commitment to transnational lists.

For the Brexit says of the Leyen, what she had repeatedly stated before: She regrets the decision, but respect her. Ignoring the disgust of Nigel Farage's members of the Brexit party, she makes London a concession: she is prepared to postpone the date of departure if more time is needed for good reasons. "In any case, the UK will remain our ally, our partner and our friend."

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