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Rayo Vallecano has officially completed the signing of defender Florian Lejeune, with the Frenchman committing his future to the club until the conclusion of the 2027-28 campaign.
Brazilian Federal Police and PGR rejected banker Daniel Vorcaro's initial plea deal as insufficient, demanding more information. His defense submitted new
Detained banker Daniel Vorcaro delivered a plea bargain proposal on a pen drive to Brazilian authorities. The Federal Police and PGR will analyze the content
The deadline for voter registration regularization in Tocantins is Wednesday, June 6. After this date, the electoral roll will be closed for the 2026 elections.
Voters in Tocantins have until Wednesday, June 6, to regularize registration, request a first voter card, or transfer electoral domicile before the 2026
Antoine Griezmann may be playing his last Champions League match for Atlético Madrid tonight as they face Arsenal in London. The French star has voiced blind confidence in Alex Baena, who is widely seen as his heir at the club.
Manchester City star Phil Foden is close to signing a new contract until 2030, ending speculation of a summer exit. The 25-year-old's current deal was set to expire in 2027.
LaLiga EA Sports has set a unified schedule for all meaningful matches on the penultimate matchday, kicking off at 19:00 on Sunday, May 17, but notes the timing could change based on results of the preceding rounds.
LaLiga announced matchday 37 will be played on Sunday May 17 at 19:00. The key fixture Sevilla-Real Madrid falls on the same day as the elections in Andalusia, adding significance to the penultimate round.
Trabzonspor has reportedly reached an agreement with experienced Fenerbahçe goalkeeper Tarık Çetin. The one-year contract holder is said to be on his way to the Black Sea club.
Le Havre's 19-year-old forward Kenny Quetant is reportedly on the verge of joining Bundesliga side Werder Bremen, bypassing a professional contract with his French club.
Phil Foden agrees to a new deal with Manchester City, boosting the club and England's World Cup hopes despite a challenging season, as reported by Mirror - Football.
Manchester City have reached an agreement with England midfielder Phil Foden on a new contract that will keep him at the Etihad until 2030, with an option for an additional year. The deal secures the future of the club's homegrown star.