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  Uruguayan striker Antonio Joaquín Boghossian moves from Argentina to Salzburg  July 23, 2010 - 15:05 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - One of Uruguay’s best striking talents is now to join the Red Bulls: Antonio Joaquín Boghossian, a Uruguayan under-20 international, is to join Austrian champions Red Bull Salzburg. Until his move to Argentina in 2009 the striker had scored 23 goals in 55 Uruguayan league games. Following his move to the Old Boys continued his good scoring form by netting 17 goals in 34 matches, Red Bull Salzburg said on its website. Antonio Joaquín Boghossian has signed a four-year contract with the Austrian champions and could make his debut in this Saturday’s West Austrian derby, as Red Bull Salzburg face Wacker Innsbruck. He will wear the number 43 on his back for the Red Bulls. Boghossian will also be available for selection in next week Champions League qualifier against Omonia Nicosia.  Top stories The All-Star starters were named last week, with players from LA Lakers and rival LA Clippers dominating in the West. President of FIDE has confirmed holding World Championship Candidates Tournament in London from Oct 23-Nov 13. With 2 points each, Vladimir Akopian comes 17th, while Hrant Melkumyan is 31st at Aeroflot Open Chess Festival 2012. David Nalbandian: I’m happy to play Davis Cup. This is one of the competitions that I really like. And I’m happy to be here.   |  Related sections Latest news Arab Mission chief quits, Syria crisis envoy proposed  Abdel Elah al-Khatib, ex- Jordanian minister and U.N. envoy to Libya, was proposed as special envoy to Syria.All-Qaeda beheads 3 alleged spies in Yemen A militant group with links to al-Qaeda Sunday, beheaded 3 people in southern Yemen allegedly for spying for U.S.The Phantom of the Opera: 10,000th performance on Broadway The show made a record $1.5 million in its best week last year, in December, and has made $845 million overall.Thousand march across Europe to protest ACTA The treaty has to date been signed by 22 EU members, including UK, but has yet to be ratified by European Parliament. |
