Daily Roundup: Ronaldo Injured, Klopp Disappointed, Tuchel Unreachable
European Football
The era of Cristiano Ronaldo with the Portugal national team appears to be coming to an end, as he did not take the field for the first time in 18 years.
A protest against Israel backfired for the Ireland national team, forcing one of their defenders to step in as goalkeeper.
Jürgen Klopp has acknowledged the deep crisis in German football, a situation that was already apparent.
In an effort to address the issues, Klopp has removed the Bundesliga captain from the squad, sending Joshua Kimmich home.
Alberto Gilardino is close to taking over as manager of Parma, set to replace Carlos Cuesta, who was dismissed on Sunday.
Thomas Tuchel is ignoring calls from Premier League club managers, unwilling to be told how to conduct his coaching duties.
Harry Redknapp has called for the harshest possible punishment for Manchester City, but insists that past results should not be altered.
Cody Gakpo sustained an injury while with the Netherlands national team, though head coach Xavi only confirmed it involves the ankle.
Transfers
Juventus has confirmed the signing of Brazilian goalkeeper Norberto Neto, who returns to Turin after nine years.
Global Football
Legendary Cape Verde goalkeeper Voziña has lost his privacy and wishes to return to a life away from the spotlight.