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Nikolai Makarov, vice-president of the Russian Gymnastics Federation, has been granted neutral status by World Gymnastics after a successful appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Thomas Tuchel faces a scheduling conflict as Arsenal's progression to the Champions League final complicates England's World Cup preparation plans involving key players Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka.
Cyclist Romário Brant, 39, vanished during a ride in Patos de Minas, MG. Thermal drones and volunteers are searching a 10km radius after his phone signal was last detected near a coffee plantation.
The TFF 1. Lig play-offs begin tonight with two single-leg quarter-final matches. Çorum FK hosts Ankara Keçiörengücü, while Bodrum FK welcomes Pendikspor. Winners advance to the semi-finals.
Real Madrid faces growing internal strife as a third player dispute surfaces within a week, following earlier incidents involving Kylian Mbappe and Antonio Rudiger. Reports indicate some squad members are barely speaking.
Prominent Irish sports and cultural figures urge FAI to boycott Israel Nations League match, citing humanitarian concerns and alleged UEFA/FIFA violations. The FAI faces a complex dilemma between sporting obligations and political pressure.
Fenerbahçe presidential hopeful Hakan Safi is actively negotiating with four high-profile foreign managers, with one Turkish name also on his shortlist for the coaching role.
The Catalan Football Federation (FCF), under President Soteras Vigo, initiates fresh legal actions against individuals involved in internal operations, marking another chapter in its ongoing judicial challenges.
Beşiktaş manager Sergen Yalçın nearly quit after a cup loss to Konyaspor sparked fan fury. Management intervened to persuade him to stay, at least until the season's end.
Former Fenerbahçe president Aziz Yıldırım announces his candidacy, motivated by a desire to see his daughter Yaz and all club children celebrate a championship. His potential return signals a major shift in the club's leadership.
A criminal investigation in Ribeirão Preto, SP, uncovered a gang that used personal data from vulnerable people, including a sick elderly man, to file fraudulent lawsuits against banks. Six arrests were made.
A Brazilian congressional proposal aims to reduce the standard workweek and eliminate the 6x1 work schedule. The rapporteur, Deputy Léo Prates, announced the initiative will be split into a constitutional amendment and a separate bill following discussions with the Minister of Labor.
In a new Netflix documentary, Jamie Vardy reflects on his rise from non-league football to the Premier League, describing the grind as a 'killer' on body and mind while playing for Cremonense in Serie A.
Athletic Club defender Yeray Álvarez commits his future to the Basque giants with a new two-year contract extension, as featured on the front page of Mundo Deportivo's Bizkaia-Araba edition.
The only neonatal intensive care unit (ICU) in Votorantim, São Paulo, has officially ceased operations. The closure at Hospital Municipal Dr. Lauro Roberto Fogaça, which served patients through the public health system (SUS), results in the relocation of at least 15 staff members and leaves the city without critical care services for newborns.
The Municipal Chamber of Anapu, Pará, has voted to suspend Mayor Luiz Carlos Aguiar Leite for up to 90 days, citing 'willful inertia' in maintaining the city's transparency portal. Vice-Mayor Romildo Silva Rocha assumes interim duties.
Avangard Omsk head coach Guy Bushe points to a lack of squad depth compared to Lokomotiv Yaroslavl following their Gagarin Cup semifinal elimination. He highlights the need for improvement in this area.
Real Madrid faces internal turmoil as a reported confrontation between Fede Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni during training raises concerns ahead of the crucial El Clásico against Barcelona.
Police in Brazil identified a leg found in a garbage bag in the Jacuí River as belonging to 24-year-old Verônica de Paula, missing since last week.
The Maturidade Ativa program in São José dos Pinhais, Brazil, celebrates 24 years of promoting active aging, serving over 600 seniors with sports, social events, and competitions.