Tottenham signs Robertson, NBA hands fan lifetime ban
Tottenham Hotspur signed Scottish captain Andy Robertson after his departure from Liverpool. The 32-year-old full-back will join the London club as a free agent, with his contract set to take effect from 1 July. teraz.sk ↗
Robertson spent nine years at Liverpool. According to available information, he had already been set to move to Tottenham on loan in the winter, but Liverpool cancelled the deal after failing to recall Kostas Tsimikas from his loan at AS Roma. At his new club, Robertson will become a teammate of goalkeeper Antonín Kinský. He is also set to captain Scotland at its first World Cup appearance since 1998. sport.cz - fotbal ↗
Meanwhile, the NBA was dealing with an incident from the first finals game between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks. A San Antonio fan ran onto the court with a mobile phone to take a selfie with Victor Wembanyama. Police detained him, and according to an NBA spokesperson he will receive a lifetime ban from the league's arenas. teraz.sk ↗
The NBA imposed lifetime bans on two individuals. The incident was described as a rare case of a game disruption that required security personnel to intervene. Further developments are expected to concern mainly disciplinary and security measures during the finals series. BBC News ↗
Robertson spent nine years at Liverpool. According to available information, he had already been set to move to Tottenham on loan in the winter, but Liverpool cancelled the deal after failing to recall Kostas Tsimikas from his loan at AS Roma. At his new club, Robertson will become a teammate of goalkeeper Antonín Kinský. He is also set to captain Scotland at its first World Cup appearance since 1998. sport.cz - fotbal ↗
Meanwhile, the NBA was dealing with an incident from the first finals game between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks. A San Antonio fan ran onto the court with a mobile phone to take a selfie with Victor Wembanyama. Police detained him, and according to an NBA spokesperson he will receive a lifetime ban from the league's arenas. teraz.sk ↗
The NBA imposed lifetime bans on two individuals. The incident was described as a rare case of a game disruption that required security personnel to intervene. Further developments are expected to concern mainly disciplinary and security measures during the finals series. BBC News ↗
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Tottenham získal z Liverpoolu obrancu Robertsona
teraz.sk
| 16:07 05.06.
Dlhoročná opora Liverpoolu si našla nový klub. Čaká ho boj o záchranu?
sport.sk
| 16:06 05.06.
Kinský má nového spoluhráče. Tottenham oznámil příchod obránce Robertsona
eurofotbal.cz
| 15:59 05.06.
Kinského spoluhráčem v Tottenhamu se stane bývalý obránce Liverpoolu
sport.cz - fotbal
| 15:57 05.06.
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