Madalena · Campeonato de Portugal Prio - Group D · Defender · #0 · Guinea-Bissau · 37 yrs
Wilson plays as a defender for Madalena. Wilson is a represents Guinea-Bissau, 37 years old, defender, currently at Madalena. Wilson was born in Mansôa, Guinea-Bissau on 1988-06-18. Wilson is 178 cm cm tall and weighs 73 kg kg. Wilson's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Campeonato de Portugal Prio - Group D. Wilson's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Wilson season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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MadalenaRegis Le Bris was happy with what he saw from his Sunderland side despite losing 4-2 to Liverpool in the first friendly of their US tour. The Sunderland boss fielded two different sides in each half, with his more experienced XI - including Wilson Isidor, Dan Ballard and Romaine Mundle - beginning the contest in Nashville. "It was an interesting game - two different halves," said Le Bris.
Haiti may not have won a point at the World Cup but Sunderland's Wilson Isidor will never forget the feeling of scoring for his country at the tournament. Isidor's strike from outside the box against Morocco was one of the contenders for goal of the tournament and, speaking in Nashville before Sunderland's friendly against Liverpool this weekend, the 25-year-old admitted that, even a month on, he still thinks about that strike. Regis le Bris' Sunderland squad travelled to the United States on Wednesday, with Isidor joining up with his team-mates having stayed in the country after the World Cup.
Several of you have been wondering - via our Newcastle Ask Me Anything form - whether there has been a change in transfer strategy at St James' Park and how involved head coach Eddie Howe is in recruitment. Alignment has been a key word behind the scenes at Newcastle United for a while now. Unlike a year ago, when Eddie Howe was at the coalface in the absence of an executive structure, the Newcastle head coach has been able to fall back on the support of sporting director Ross Wilson and chief executive David Hopkinson.
Leeds have announced the signing of Harry Wilson on a four-year deal. The 29-year-old Wales international was a free agent after his contract at Fulham expired at the end of June. Wilson joined Fulham in 2021 for £12m from Liverpool and scored 36 goals in 187 appearances over five years, including 11 goals and eight assists in a stellar campaign last season.
The standings of the 2026 World Cup Group B could change very much depending on Canada's outcome against Qatar. The final round of matches in 2026 World Cup Group B could provide a clear picture of who will advance to the next stage. Before that, Canada and Qatar meet in a match that could have a major impact on the standings. It was not the best debut for Canada in front of their fans, although they left with a positive feeling because it could have been worse against Bosnia and Herzegovina. In a match where they fell behind, they were at least able to salvage a 1-1 draw. Qatar also had a historic first match, even if it ended in a 1-1 draw as well. They were facing the group’s top team, Switzerland, and went down 1-0, but scored in the final minute to earn their first point in the competition and keep their knockout-round hopes alive. How Canada’s win vs Qatar impacts the 2026 World Cup Group B standings Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 earlier in the day, leaving the winners with 4 points and a +3 goal difference, while the losing side has 1 point and a -3 goal difference. If Canada beat Qatar, they would join Switzerland on 4 points, while Qatar would need to avoid a heavy defeat to stay in the race for a third-place finish. Larin scored against Bosnia and Herzegovina (Charlotte Wilson/Getty Images) How Canada’s draw vs Qatar impacts the 2026 World Cup Group B standings If Canada draw with Qatar, they would need a win in their final match to take the group. Canada and Qatar would be tied for second place with 2 points and a 0 goal difference, Switzerland would lead alone with 4 points, and Bosnia and Herzegovina would remain last with 1 point. How Canada’s loss vs Qatar impacts the 2026 World Cup Group B standings A loss to Qatar would put Canada at serious risk of missing out on a top-two finish. Switzerland and Qatar would lead the group with 4 points each heading into the final match, while Canada would be tied with Bosnia and Herzegovina in third place on 1 point, with goal difference potentially determining their position after the match.
Celtic will be "very active" with their recruitment in the coming weeks, insists interim chairman Brian Wilson. After Martin O'Neill was confirmed as permanent manager on a one-year deal on Thursday, Wilson was asked in a club interview if the 74-year-old would be given the resources to improve the squad. Wilson said the board had admitted previous mistakes on their part and has called on supporters to ensure there is no repeat of the "division" that plagued Celtic for much of the past year.
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