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Di Stefano is the greatest: Pele
AFP, Madrid
Brazil legend Pele took a swipe at Diego Maradona on Thursday, saying he feels another Argentine-born player, Real Madrid's iconic former striker Alfredo di Stefano, is the best player ever.
"People talk about the best being Pele or Diego Maradona, but for me the best player ever was Alfredo Di Stefano," he told reporters in Madrid.
"Maradona was a great player, but he could not kick with his right foot and did not score goals with his head. The only time he scored an important goal with his head, it turned out he had used his hand," headded.
Pele was referring to Maradona's infamous "hand of God" goal in Argentina's 2-1 win over England during 1986 World Cup quarterfinals, when he fooled the referee by punchingthe ball into the net.
Di Stefano, who played for Real from 1953-63 and has been its honorary president since 2000, scored 418 goals in 510 games for the Spanish giants.
A two-time European Player of the Year, he became a Spanish citizen in 1956.
Alonso out for a week
AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid's Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso will be sidelined for at least one week, while their German defender Christoph Metzelder will be out for at least two weeks, the club said Thursday.
Alonso, who joined Real from Liverpool this summer, suffered an achilles tendon injury during the Spanish club's 5-2 Champions League win over Zurich on Thesday and will be out for "seven to 10 days", they said in a statement
The Spanish international was replaced by Fernando Gago in the 59th minute of the away match.
Metzelder, who is suffering from muscle injury in his right leg, will be absent for two to three weeks, the club added.
Steaua owner sacks coach
AFP, Bucharest
Steaua Bucharest coach Cristiano Bergodi has been sacked after clashing with the owner of the Romanian giants' during their scoreless draw with Europa League opponents FC Sheriff of Moldova.
According to reports team owner Gigi Becali tried to force his way into the team dressing room at the half-time interval but was prevented from doing so by Italian coach Bergodi.
The reputedly mercurial Becali, who is currently implicated in a corruption scandal, was said to be humiliated and declared at the end of the match that Bergodi would soon be on his way out of the club.
On Friday it appeared Becali kept his word. He was quoted as saying by the Newsin press agency: "Mihai Stoichita is the new coach of the team and will take his first training session today (Friday)."