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It’s been a brutal start to the Premier League season for Everton this year.

Sean Dyche’s side have lost four from four, they’ve conceded 13 goals, scored just four of their own, and seem utterly incapable of holding on for a win after blowing a 2-0 lead for the second time in as many games yesterday.

While the Toffees did take the lead during the game at Villa Park and at one point looked on course for a first win of the campaign, there were several notably poor performers, including one who’s becoming a real problem for the Merseysiders and ended up taking fewer touches than Jordan Pickford in goal.

Pickford's performance in numbers

Now, the first thing to clarify is that Pickford has proven over the years that he is a great keeper, one more than capable of playing for a Premier League side pushing for Europe, but following a 3-2 loss, it’s rather difficult to shower a shot-stopper with praise, even if his performance wasn’t too bad.

For example, the Liverpool Echo’s Chris Beesly gave the Englishman a 6/10 on the day for his all-round display, but was sympathetic when it came to his involvement in the three goals, claiming that there’s ‘little you can do’ about a goal like Jhon Durán’s and that ‘he could do nothing about Watkins’ finish for the equaliser.’

So, while the former Sunderland ace cannot be entirely blamed for the three goals, the 6/10 rating seems fair, especially as his individual statistics from the match aren’t particularly impressive either.

Minutes

96′

Saves

4

Goals Conceded

3

Goals Prevented

-0.64

Runs out

2

Punches

1

Touches

42

Passes (Accuracy)

22/31 (71%)

Long Balls (Complete)

21 (12)

Clearances

1

For example, in his 96 minutes of action, he made four saves but produced a prevented goals figure of -0.64, succeeded in his two runs out, punched one ball, took 42 touches, was accurate in only 71% of his passes, and completed just 12 of 21 long balls and made one clearance.

In all, while he conceded three goals, Pickford was let down by his defence, and while he wasn’t great, he also wasn’t as bad as the scoreline would suggest, which is something that cannot be said about one of his teammates who took fewer touches than he did.

Ashley Young's performance in numbers

Yes, likely to no one’s surprise, veteran full-back Ashley Young is the problem player Dyche must consider dropping from the starting XI.

The former England international has buckets of experience, both in defence and on the wing, but it would be fair to say that for part of last season and so far this season, he has caused more problems for the Toffees than he has solved, and his display at Villa Park yesterday was another underwhelming one – to put it diplomatically.

The former Villa man was given a 5/10 by the Echo’s Beesly after the game, who wrote that it was simply ‘more pain for him back at the Villa’ and that he was ‘targeted in the right-back berth early on’.

Minutes

96′

Goals

0

Assists

0

Expected Assists

0.01

Clearances

5

Tackles

3

Ground Duels (Won)

5 (4)

Possession Lost

5

Key Passes

0

Touches

40

Crosses

0

Long Balls (Complete)

7 (4)

Passes (Accuracy)

19/23 (83%)

Dribbles

0

Fouls

1

That might sound like a harsh rating to give the 39-year-old, but based on his statistics from the match, it’s more than fair.

In his 96 minutes of action, the Stevenage-born ace took just 40 touches, lost possession five times, produced an expected assist figure of just 0.01, was accurate in just four of seven long balls, didn’t attempt a single cross or dribble, committed one foul, maintained a passing accuracy of just 83%, made five clearances and three tackles and won four of five ground duels.

Ultimately, while it wasn’t Young’s worst performance in an Everton shirt, it was another one in which he wasn’t particularly sound at the back and offered little to nothing going forward.

If Dyche wants to ensure the Toffees’ survival and lead them back to where they belong, he should look to drop the Englishman going forward.

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ByBen Browning Sep 14, 2024

A half-century from Jason Roy and a thrilling cameo from the returning Umar Akmal were the other highlights in a chase of 200

Danyal Rasool12-Feb-2022In what might have been the game of the tournament, Islamabad United somehow contrived to lose a humdinger of a high-scoring contest to Quetta Gladiators with three balls to spare. It wasn’t so much a team performance by Quetta as a collection of individual gems, and the masterpiece they produced saw Quetta finish with 203 for 5, overhauling Islamabad United’s 199 in the final over.There was the beautiful brutality of Jason Roy’s ball-striking, and a sensational 8-ball 23 from a returning Umar Akmal. Threading through them was a complicated yet ultimately triumphal half-century from the embattled Gladiators skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed, who sealed the win with a couple of final-over boundaries and bought himself – and his side – valuable breathing room in this competition.The 20 overs of the chase were like an epic in themselves, with the passages of play so distinct from each other they were like self-contained episodes. The first segment saw Roy pick up where he’d left off against Lahore Qalandars, treating Islamabad’s bowlers with the same disdain. An early reprieve came when Mohammad Wasim spilled a sitter at cow corner, with Roy immediately punishing Hasan Ali – whose horror run in the PSL continues – with three successive fours to finish off the over.Faheem Ashraf and Liam Dawson were treated with the same contempt, and it wasn’t until Shadab Khan cleaned up the England batter for 54 off 27 on the reverse sweep that Islamabad got a foot in the door. Unlike against Lahore, Quetta still needed a further 112 runs to get without Roy, and while the task had been made easier, they didn’t quite possess batters of the same destructive calibre to keep up the carnage.For the next few overs, James Vince and Sarfaraz Ahmed plodded along seemingly oblivious to the requirements of the target as the asking rate soared. Sarfaraz in particular struggled for rhythm; it wasn’t until his 22nd delivery that he hit his first boundary. Once Shadab – who had another productive day with the ball – struck to remove Vince and then, crucially, Iftikhar Ahmed, the Gladiators needed 61 more off 27.Jason Roy smashed 54 off 26 before being bowled attempting to reverse-sweep Shadab Khan•AFP/Getty Images

A cameo for the ages followed from Umar Akmal – remember him? – playing his first PSL game since the 2019 final. It lasted just eight balls, but in that time he struck three gigantic sixes, a yorker somehow scooped over long-on the shot of the night. When the whirlwind came to an end, the Gladiators needed just nine off seven.Sarfaraz, who from the other end had also found his rhythm, was the perfect man to shepherd them across the finish line, sealing the win – and getting to an unbeaten half-century – with panache, a couple of sweetly-timed boundaries either side of the pitch capping the memorable win.Much earlier on, when Islamabad were put in to bat, their innings went, well, as you’d expect Islamabad innings to go. They went hard early on, and when they lost wickets, they went even harder. Alex Hales was in sumptuous touch, taking just 32 balls to get to his 50 and finishing with 62 off 38. It was Shahid Afridi who got him out, and Afridi was one of the highlights of an electric night. Three wickets fell in his final over, one a run-out, and he inflicted another run-out with a direct hit himself as Islamabad collapsed from 100 for 1 to 109 for 6. By now, Afridi had figures of 4-0-27-2, and United were in danger of folding cheaply.But they simply kept coming at Quetta. Tonight’s lower-order saviour was Faheem, whose T20 batting pedigree had almost been forgotten. A terrific 29-ball 55 capitalised on the Gladiators losing some of their bowling discipline, and even then, there was time enough for Mohammad Wasim to smash the last two balls of the innings for six to help get Islamabad to 199, a total that had been almost inconceivable when Asif Ali had been as the sixth man out for Islamabad.It looked as if they had got out of jail. But Roy, Umar Akmal, and in the end, Sarfaraz, proved reliable gatekeepers after all.

كشف ناصر ماهر، لاعب الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الزمالك، حقيقة الأخبار التي تم تداولها في الفترة الأخيرة، بشأن طلبه زيادة راتبه أو تعديل عقده.

وأكد ماهر أنه لا صحة لهذه الأنباء، موضحًا احترامه الكامل للعقد الذي يربطه بالزمالك.

وفي بيان توضيحي نشره عبر حسابه الرسمي على موقع “إنستجرام”، قال ناصر ماهر: “توضيح هام.. لا صحة لما تردد مؤخرًا حول طلبي تعديل عقدي مع نادي الزمالك”.

وأضاف: “منذ اللحظة الأولى لتواجدي في الزمالك، كنت ملتزمًا باحترام تعاقدي مع النادي، وكان شرفًا لي ارتداء القميص الأبيض، وأنا ممتن لمساندة جماهير الزمالك لي منذ انضمامي للفريق”.

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وأشار ماهر إلى أن الأخبار التي تم تداولها حول طلبه تعديل عقده لا أساس لها من الصحة، مؤكدًا أنه لا يفكر في تحميل النادي أي أعباء مالية إضافية، وتابع قائلاً: “أنا مستمر مع الزمالك ولا صحة نهائيًا لأي شائعات تتعلق بزيادة عقدي أو طلب تعديل بنوده”.

ومن المقرر أن يخوض نادي الزمالك مباراته القادمة في بطولة كأس الكونفدرالية، أمام فريق ستيلينبوش الجنوب إفريقي، في إطار مواجهة الإياب لدور ربع النهائي (دور الـ 8)، وذلك يوم الأربعاء المُقبل الموافق 9 أبريل، على ملعب استاد القاهرة.

يذكر، أن مباراة الذهاب بين الزمالك وستيلينبوش التي أقيمت بين الفريقين في جنوب إفريقيا، انتهت بالتعادل السلبي.

Liverpool are believed to be in final negotiations with a 23-year-old who Zinedine Zidane rates as a player, according to a report from his homeland.

Liverpool transfer news

The Reds are still waiting for their summer to ignite in terms of new signings to bolster Arne Slot's squad, but some business should still be expected in the coming weeks and months.

Adrien Rabiot is a reported target for Liverpool this summer, with the 29-year-old wanted by a number of other clubs, including Premier League rivals Manchester United. He is now available on a free transfer having left Juventus, so there could be a scramble to snap him up – though the Merseysiders are thought to be the current frontrunners.

Another transfer claim has stated that the Reds are interested in signing Celtic attacking midfielder Matt O'Riley, who looks increasingly likely to leave the Hoops during the current window. That being said, Atalanta appear to be in pole position to sign him.

Dani Olmo is arguably one of the summer's most talked-about players having starred for champions Spain at Euro 2024, and Liverpool are seen as one of the teams in the mix to acquire his signature. Again, United are battling with them, as well as Manchester City.

Liverpool in talks with player who Zidane rates

According to Japanese newspaper Sports Nippon (via This Is Anfield), Liverpool are in the "final stages" of negotiations over Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo, with a potential £50.6m deal on the cards.

In fact, the 23-year-old's agent has already reportedly headed to England to strike a deal, with the situation seemingly gathering steam all the time.

While a new winger isn't necessarily seen as priority business for Liverpool this summer, Kubo could represent a fascinating option in terms of increasing competition for places out wide.

The Japan international bagged seven goals and four assists in La Liga last season and is a former Real Madrid player, albeit having never made an appearance for them. He caught Los Blancos manager Zidane's eye during that period, with the legendary Frenchman saying of him during his loan spell at Real Mallorca:

"I think he’s having a good season. He’s playing a lot and that’s what we all wanted. He is a very interesting player, for the present and the future. I’m happy he’s doing well."

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At 23, Kubo is still a young player who could improve further alongside superior players under Slot, and his searing pace down the right flank could be a great weapon to have off the substitutes' bench.

He could even be viewed as a long-term replacement for Mohamed Salah, although whether he can ever reach the Egyptian's level or not is up for debate. Their compared stats last season show that there isn't too much difference in certain areas, though:

Matt Prior is the fulcrum of the England dressing room today, and the protector of their spirit. But things weren’t always this way

Sam Pilger14-May-2013IN THE AUTUMN of 2008 I interviewed Shane Warne in the basement of a London restaurant as he devoured two bowls of French fries with huge dollops of tomato ketchup. He was 18 months into his retirement and clearly enjoying his new life away from the rigours of international cricket.A fascinating character, Warne wants to be liked, and always wants to interest and surprise you. Ahead of the following summer’s Ashes series I asked him for his thoughts on the current England side.He made polite noises about several England players until I asked about their relatively new wicketkeeper, Matt Prior.He laughed at first. “Matt Prior is no good, I don’t rate him at all. If I was bowling with Prior behind the stumps, I would think, ‘Oh no.’ I would think, ‘Hit it to a fielder, please.’ England are obviously prepared for him to drop a few catches.”Matt Prior? He couldn’t catch a cold mate,” he sneered before letting out a knowing and bellowing laugh.Less than five years later and ahead of another Ashes series this summer, Australians no longer laugh at Matt Prior.They remember the Ashes series of 2009, when his glove work helped England regain the urn, and they wince even more when they recall the pivotal role he played in the Ashes of 2010-11 as England humiliated Australia 3-1, culminating in an innings victory in the final Test at the SCG, when Prior scored the fastest Ashes century by an Englishman since Ian Botham’s knock at Old Trafford in 1981.Matt Prior has become the world’s best wicketkeeper-batsman, and this year his team-mate Graeme Swann has even ventured: “He’s the best player in the world at the minute.”But Prior has evolved into so much more than just a wicketkeeper and batsman, to be judged simply by catches, stumpings and runs.He is now the heartbeat of this England side, influencing every part of it and performing a long list of roles. He is the team’s moral compass, the protector of their spirit, a dressing-room confidante, and a tactician and cheerleader in the middle.The public face of this England side is their well-spoken captain Alastair Cook, but behind him the more rugged and blunt Prior is the man who makes them tick and gives them their purpose.”Matt Prior is the fulcrum around which the fielding unit works,” says his former captain Andrew Strauss, while his former England and Sussex coach Peter Moores says, “From behind the stumps he is the driver of the team… England are lucky to have him.”In March this year during the New Zealand tour Prior was officially appointed England’s vice-captain in preference to Stuart Broad. Some players need to grow into these roles, but Prior had earned it, having effectively already been doing it for several years.”I honestly think being vice-captain is just a title to me, even though it is one I am extremely honoured to have,” he says. “I have been given it because of what I do, so I see no need to change. I have always seen my role, the role of a wicketkeeper, as providing the energy of the team – it’s like being the drummer of the band. From an early age Peter Moores always stressed that to me.”I enjoy the responsibility of being a leader,” he adds. “You have to help the team’s intensity on the field, getting everyone buzzing, our body language right, and helping bowlers with their angles. The wicketkeeper has the best seat in the house to do that, so the captain can focus on other things.”After seven months with Cook in charge, Prior believes they now complement each other very well. “A captain doesn’t want people just agreeing with him, and I am definitely not a ‘yes’ man. We have exactly the same ideas about how we want the team to play, but extremely different views on how to get there.

“I am always looking for something that is going to give me that tiny edge. In the last series in New Zealand I worked on how I stand up to the wicket, and I got that edge from McCullum. It was a 1% difference, but it helped me catch it”

“He is far more reflective, and will sit back and think about things, while I am more instinctive and think, ‘Come on, let’s get up and get it done.’ Hopefully I can help Alastair with that, and give him more energy, but then he can be good for me too.”Prior provides a constant soundtrack to England’s days in the field; talking, talking, always talking, he is fully charged, shouting encouragement, or admonishing team-mates, advising Cook on field placings, bowling changes and whether to review decisions. His friend Robin Martin-Jenkins has said, “If you want a keeper to make noise, Prior’s your man… his vocal chords get plenty of exercise.””Sometimes that can get me in trouble,” says Prior. “I have always been an extrovert. I don’t like being quiet. I am honest and would rather say something than let it go. You have to both tell off your team-mates and spur them on.”ON A BRIGHT April morning I meet Prior in the London offices of the publishers of his autobiography. He is renowned for taking care with his appearance, his team-mates laugh at how anal he can be about the curve of a cap’s peak. This morning is no different, as he arrives looking dapper in a pair of tight blue trousers, a crisp white shirt opened by two buttons, and a grey blazer.He also has a thick beard. This has become more than just because he likes the look; it is both a good-luck charm and a part of his armour now. It was once said you knew how hard George Best had been drinking by the length of his beard, but with Prior it is the opposite: the thicker it is the better he feels about himself.He first grew a beard before the 2010-11 Ashes and has kept it ever since as he has prospered. He also figures a beard creates a better impression than the stubble and earring he previously sported.”While I have had it I have enjoyed the best cricket of my career, so it’s not going anywhere,” he says. “It’s a part of me, it even has its own Twitter account, so it would be rude to chop it off now.”He is affable and friendly, and very accommodating with our photographer, but there is also a slight wariness to him, and he answers each question in a measured and thoughtful manner.A few years ago by Matt Prior is published by Simon and Schuster in June.

Everton are planning a new approach for an "amazing" Premier League player in the coming days, according to a new transfer update.

Everton transfer news

The Blues have been backed to sign plenty of players in the summer transfer window, having already completed some effective pieces of business. Iliman Ndiaye has come in from Marseille, while Aston Villa midfielder Tim Iroegbunam has also completed a move to Goodison Park.

In terms of other potential new signings, Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto has been mentioned as a strong target for Everton, with the Italian someone who could dovetail nicely with Jesper Lindstrom, who has joined on loan from Napoli until the end of the season.

Lyon and Republic of Ireland centre-back Jake O'Brien is another target reportedly close to joining the Merseysiders. The 23-year-old is an impressive young defender who started 27 matches in Ligue 1 last term, scoring four goals and registering two assists for good measure.

Another target is believed to be Juventus striker Arkadiusz Milik, who has proven himself at the top level for a sustained period of time, scoring 17 goals in 73 caps for Poland. At 30, he isn't getting younger, but he has shown what a force he can be in front of goal and could give Sean Dyche the extra firepower that he craves.

Everton plan new approach for "amazing" ace

According to a new update from CaughtOffside, Everton are now planning a fresh approach for Chelsea striker Armando Broja this summer.

This report also states that the Albania international is "still waiting to see if AC Milan make a move in the final part of the transfer window", adding that "Brentford could also look to do business for him".

Broja arguably hasn't quite reached his potential as a footballer considering how highly rated he has been since a young age, with former Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino saying of him last season:

"The potential is amazing. We’re talking about one of the young strikers in England and in Europe with [the] most potential. But the problem now is he needs to push himself, and we’re going to try to help him to realise that never it is enough."

The Albanian has been around for some time, but it is easy to forget how young the £40,000-a-week Broja still is at 22, and there is no doubt that he is a hugely talented player with an eye for goal, having netted 16 times in 35 appearances for Chelsea's Under-18s during his teenage years, and also finding the net five times for his country to date.

Dyche already has an upgrade on £50k-p/w Everton star who could be sold

The Toffees are still looking to offload numerous first-team players.

ByEthan Lamb Jul 27, 2024

With Dominic Calvert-Lewin's Everton future up in the air amid interest from other clubs, the Chelsea attacker could be an intriguing replacement for the Englishman, coming in as a player who is still raw, but someone who is capable of finding further levels in the coming years.

Lamine Yamal slammed Barcelona's critics after starring in El Clasico as he contributed with a goal in their sensational win.

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• Barca beat Real Madrid 4-0
• Yamal hits back at critics
• Scored third goal in El Clasico

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Barcelona ran riot against rivals Real Madrid on Saturday as they registered a comprehensive 4-0 win in the season's first El Clasico. After a drab first half, Robert Lewandowski spiced things up with a two-minute brace before Yamal and Raphinha scored a goal each. Spain and Barca star Yamal then took a dig at the club's critics.

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• WHAT LAMINE YAMAL SAID

  Speaking to reporters after the mega encounter in Madrid, the 17-year-old said, "We believe we are the best team in the world. They said we were beating only normal teams… now we beat Real Madrid 4-0 at their home. We've proven that we can beat anyone."

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  After scoring the third goal for his team with a thunderous strike, the young sensation emulated Cristiano Ronaldo's famous "Calma" celebration as he tried to silence the home crowd.

• WHAT NEXT FOR BARCELONA?

  After registering back-to-back wins over Bayern Munich and Real, the Barca players have earned themselves a much-needed two-day break. The team will return to training on October 29 to prepare for their upcoming La Liga encounter against Espanyol on November 3.

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da bet7： O Palmeiras realizou nesta quinta-feira (3) suas primeiras atividades em Abu Dhabi, cidade sede do Mundial de Clubes.

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da apostebet： Após voo de cerca de 14h de duração, a delegação alviverde desembarcou em solo árabe por volta das 6h (de Brasília) e realizou na sequência um treino técnico de cerca de uma hora de duração no estádio Zayed Sports City, próximo do hotel onde o Verdão está hospedado.

A programação do dia, no entanto, começou ainda na aeronave. Com objetivo de ambientar os atletas rapidamente ao fuso horário local, os jogadores fizeram ativação física e mental durante o voo. Na chegada ao hotel, assistiram a uma palestra de membros da Fifa sobre as regras do torneio e posaram para as fotos e vídeos oficiais da competição.

Na atividade em campo, Abel Ferreira e seus auxiliares comandaram um treino técnico seguido de um complemento físico e trabalho de finalizações.

O time alviverde volta a treinar nesta sexta-feira (4), às 3h (de Brasília), no mesmo local.

A estreia no Mundial de Clubes da FIFA será na semifinal nesta terça-feira (8), às 13h30 (horário de Brasília), contra o vencedor de Al Ahly-EGI ou Monterrey-MEX, que se enfrentam no sábado (5).

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Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo's time at the top of the game appears to be over with a host of players battling to be the new GOAT.

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• Messi and Ronaldo era coming to an end
• Players battling to be the new GOAT
• New model reveals top contenders

• WHAT HAPPENED?

  Both Ronaldo and Messi are heading towards the end of their phenomenal careers after dominating world football for the last two decades. The two superstars have won 13 of their last 15 Ballons d'Or, the top prize awarded to the best player on the planet. However, a new index by University of Oxford mathematician Dr Tom Crawford and Live Score has revealed which players are set to battle it out to succeed Ronaldo and Messi as the new GOAT.

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• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Crawford has produced a mathematical model called the G.O.A.T. Index 2.0 in a bid to discover the next best player in the world. The model analyses the achievements and potential of global footballers under the age of 25 and offers a ranking dependent on various metrics such as goals, titles and career milestones. The research also looks at the potential of players using a sophisticated comparative analysis of Messi and Ronaldo’s careers to produce a final score.

• WHAT THE RESEARCH SAID

  Dr Crawford's model has found that Real Madrid superstar Kylian Mbappe is currently top of the index with a score of 86%. He's followed, perhaps surprisingly, by Julian Alvarez (84%) and then Jude Bellingham (82%). Manchester City goal machine Erling Haaland (81%) is in fourth spot, ahead of Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal, Real Madrid duo Vinicius Jr (68%) and Rodrygo (64%), and Phil Foden (63%).

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• WHAT DR CRAWFORD SAID

  He said: "As a massive football fan, I’ve watched Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi battle it out for many years. It’s now incredibly exciting to identify who of the next generation will take their place at the very top of the game, as a new debate grips fans. It’s no surprise to see players like Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham come out on top of my algorithm, but to also see perhaps more unexpected players is really exciting and I can’t wait to see what the future truly holds for the sport."

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Para o jogador de 24 anos, a sua perspectiva para a temporada 2022 é melhorar ainda mais seus números no Galo da Praia. Na temporada de estreia, ele esteve presente em 59 dos 68 duelos disputados pelo CRB em todo o ano com três gols marcados e três assistências.

Além do aspecto individual, Guilherme não deixou de lado a visão coletiva da temporada onde o principal objetivo da equipe deve ser superar as campanhas de “quase acesso” recentes para, finalmente, conseguir concretizar o retorno a Série A do Brasileirão:

-Estou muito motivado para essa temporada e focado em fazer um grande ano com o clube novamente, ainda melhor do que foi 2021. Vou trabalhar muito para que seja uma temporada perfeita para mim dentro e fora de campo.Vamos lutar muito para fazer uma grande temporada, de alto nível, e com títulos. Tenho certeza que esse ano será muito bom para todos no CRB.

A estreia do time de Maceió na temporada 2022 acontecerá pelo Campeonato Alagoano no próximo dia 12 onde, no Rei Pelé, o time recebe o Dimensão Capela.