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Atletico sack
Resino
AFP, Madrid
Atletico de Madrid fired coach Abel Resino on Friday after a disastrous start to the Spanish league season.
"Abel Resino i> no longer the first team coach of Atletico de Madrid as of Friday,” the club said on its website.
He was replaced on an interim basis by his assistant, Santi Denia, Atletico's sporting director Jesus Garcia Pitarch told a news conference.
Spanish media said Denmark’s Michael Laudrup had rejected an offer to take , over as Resino's permanent replacement.
Other names floated are former AS Roma coach Luciano Spalletti and Quique Sanchez Flores, the ex-coach of Getafe, Valencia and of Benfica.
Resino, 49, has been at Atletico since February when he replaced Mexican Javier Aguirre. (
Resino, the first Primera Liga coach to lose his job this season, confirmed his departure at the news conference) with Pitarch.
"This is goodbye, I want to thank the Atletico fans for the support they have given me from day one until today, also to the employees and my closest assistants and to the players, who have tried but things did . notworkout," hesaid.
Henry linked to NY move
AFP, Madrid
French striker Thierry Henry may leave Barcelona next summer to play for the New York Red Bulls, a Spanish sports daily said Friday.
Henry', 32, would like to end his career in the same country as his friend and countryman Tony Parker, who plays basketball for the San Antonio Spurs, the daily AS said, without indicating its sources.
Spanish media have previously reported that Henry, who arrived at Barca from English side Arsenal in 2007, does not plan to stay at the Spanish and European champions beyond the summerof2010.
Makelele hits out
Al P, Paris
Paris Saint Germain skipper Claude Makelele hit out Friday at his one-match ban saying it was "unacceptable," after French football's disciplinary body turned a yellow card into a suspension.
Makelele said he feared that referees would go after him following a squabble between his coach Antoine Kombouare and a rival over the ability of the 36-year-old former French international midfielder.
"It's a shame this ban comes now. It’s unacceptable. I just hope there won't be a Makelele case."