SportCWC: Trump put your medal in his pocket, took it to White House – Cucurella tells Madueke

Chelsea star, Marc Cucurella, has told his former teammate, Noni Madueke that President of the United States of America, Donald Trump collected his FIFA Club World Cup medal, put it in his pocket and took it to the White House.

The Spaniard said it was strange to him that the England international opted to join Arsenal before playing in the final against Paris Saint-Germain.

ObasEmpire reports that Madueke, born to Nigerian parents but represents England internationally, left the Chelsea team in the United States just hours after the semifinal win over Fluminense.

He returned to London to for his medical and to put finishing touches on his move to Arsenal.

Speaking to Gerard Moreno, Spanish full-back Cucurella, said the England player has missed a golden opportunity to have the FIFA Club World Cup medal

Cucurella wondered why Madueke failed to delay his move to Arsenal by a couple of days.

As quoted by ObasEmpire, the Spain international said, “He[Trump] put it in his pocket. He has it there in the White House, very well placed.

Yes, I think so. I think he missed a good opportunity…

In the end, I think it could have delayed him a couple of days since he left a day early or something like that. ”

The left-back said it would not have cost Madueke anything to wait until the final match of the competition

“I think he missed a pretty good opportunity.”

Former England Manager Sven-Goran Eriksson Dies At 76 After Cancer

Obasempire reports that former England manager, Sven-Goran Eriksson has died this morning at the age of 76.

Eriksson, who famously made history by becoming England’s first foreign boss when he took the role in 2001, died on Monday morning after suffering from pancreatic cancer.

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Eriksson had been ill for a while and in January 2023 announced the shocking news that he ‘had at best a year to live’.

He had recently resigned from his post as sporting director of Karlstad in his native Sweden and had sought medical advice after collapsing during a 5km run, with doctors also discovering he suffered a stroke.

A statement from his agent on Monday, August 26 read: “Sven-Göran Eriksson has passed away. After a long illness, he died in the morning at home surrounded by family.

“The closest mourners are daughter Lina; son Johan with wife Amana and granddaughter Sky; father Sven; girlfriend Yanisette with son Alcides; brother Lars-Erik with wife Jumnong.”

“This is a very sad day. He gave all England fans such special memories. No one can ever forget the 5-1 victory in Munich against Germany under Sven’s guidance.

“Sven will be rightly recognised and forever remembered for his significant work with the England team, and for his wider contribution to the game.

“On behalf of my colleagues at The FA, past and present, our thoughts are with his friends and family today. He will be much missed, and we will pay tribute to him when we play Finland at Wembley next month.”

Born on February 5 1948, Eriksson grew up in Sweden where he became a professional footballer.

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Making his first move into management with Degerfors IF, Eriksson got the job with Swedish giants Goteborg where he announced himself on the European stage by winning the UEFA Cup in 1971/72.

He was then snapped up by Benfica in 1982 where he won three Primeira Divisao titles and a Portuguese Cup alongside finishing as runners-up in both the European Cup and UEFA Cup across two spells.

In January 2001, Eriksson took charge of the England national team and led the team to two World Cups and one European Championship, leading ‘the Golden Generation’ featuring David Beckham, John Terry Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Wayne Rooney and others.

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