メッシFIFAの優秀賞のコメント 英語で読んでみた Messi Wins FIFA’s Best Men’s Player
サッカーのスーパースター・メッシのFIFA優秀賞受賞！「夢を実現する」を英語でfulfill one’s dream. メッシ本人のコメントを読んでみよう！ ◆「オンライン英会話でどんどん話せるトレーニング」（日本実業出版社）好評発売中！ Expression: 夢を叶える 英語 fulfill one’s dream AP -The Japan News Feb.28, 2023 より一部抜粋。（対訳をとりやすいように、なるべく冒頭から訳しています。日英表現が色で対比になっています。） 【本文】 PARIS (AP) — World Cup champion Lionel Messi edged Kylian Mbappé again, this time to take FIFA’s best men’s player award on Monday… ワールドカップチャンピオンの
The departing Mr Blatter said: "Fifa needs profound restructuring" Fifa president Sepp Blatter is being investigated by US officials as part of their inquiry into corruption at the world football body, US media say. The news came hours after Mr Blatter, 79, announced that he was stepping down from his role. US prosecutors launched a criminal inquiry last week, with seven Fifa officials arrested in
FIFA's Blatter Defiant in Face of Corruption Probe - Newsweek
Published May 30, 2015 at 10:33 AM EDT Updated Apr 01, 2016 at 3:15 AM EDT FIFA President Sepp Blatter gestures during a news conference in Zurich, Switzerland, May 30, 2015. Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA President Sepp Blatter came out fighting on Saturday as he began his fifth term in charge of soccer's governing body, implying that the United States timed the announcement of a m
"What do you expect of a football organization? FIFA is not the lawmaker in Qatar." Kuttamon Chembadnan Velayi from Kerala, India, sits on his bed in a room he shares with seven other Indian laborers in Doha, Qatar (Maya Alleruzzo / AP) Before Wednesday, the power of top officials in soccer’s international governing body seemed to observe few legal boundaries. That was the upshot of a 47-count ind
Joseph (Sepp) Blatter used to play football. As an attacking midfielder in the 1960s, he took to the field for FC Visp in Switzerland's highest amateur league. At his hometown club he was also a player and head coach. But no one believed back then that he would become the world's most powerful football official. Born in 1936, Blatter was the second of three boys. The mechanic's son grew up in the
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Russian president backs FIFA chief amid corruption scandal engulfing football’s governing body. FIFA chief Sepp Blatter deserves a Nobel Prize for his stewardship of the football governing body, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Football’s governing body was thrown into further turmoil in May when 14 sports marketing executives and officials, including several from FIFA, were indicted
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