Ninad Barbadikar
Sports Journalist at Freelance
✍️Freelance sports journalist 📱 Social Media editor and Features writer for @Bundesliga_EN Ft. Opta Analyst, FotMob, Sporting Life🎙️@everybodyseats
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6 days ago |
bbc.com | Ninad Barbadikar
Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure to Real Madrid is edging ever closer - meaning Liverpool need to start thinking about how they might replace him. The 26-year-old right-back has won it all since making his Reds debut in 2016, including the Premier League and Champions League. It's fair to say he leaves a sizeable void at right-back. So what do Liverpool do next - and who could they bring to Anfield?
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1 week ago |
premierleague.com | Ninad Barbadikar
When it comes to debating the Premier League's greatest ever player, should Mohamed Salah be in the conversation? Football writer Ninad Barbadikar picks the players he is up against. Mohamed Salah is currently enjoying one of the all-time great seasons in Premier League history, that much is absolutely certain. Following his contract renewal, Liverpool fans will look forward to two more years of the Egyptian’s excellence. But how good is he, and how does he compare to the very best?
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Ninad Barbadikar
Fabian Hurzeler had big shoes to fill at Amex Stadium following Roberto de Zerbi's exit, but the Seagulls are continuing to soar in the Premier League. The young German's arrival has seen him implement some key principles, one being overloading the opposition's last line of defence with attackers and midfielders. "You occupy opponents more if you have more players in the last line," he said.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Ninad Barbadikar
Fabian Hurzeler had big shoes to fill at Amex Stadium following Roberto de Zerbi's exit, but the Seagulls are continuing to soar in the Premier League. The 32-year-old has Brighton seventh in the table before they face Aston Villa next week, another team battling for a Champions League place. First, however, Albion face Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup quarter-finals - with a spot in the last four at Wembley at stake.
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1 month ago |
premierleague.com | Ninad Barbadikar
Many Premier League players have turned out for their local non-league sides over the years, and some have even gone on to manage in the lower levels of the English pyramid. Football writer Ninad Barbadikar finds familiar names who are currently in charge of teams in tiers five to eight.
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