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Liverpool secured the 27-year-old Uruguayan defender on a season-long loan on August 10, 2026, with an option to buy for €55 million next summer. Araujo praised new manager Andoni Iraola's intense style, recalled watching Luis Suárez play for the club as a kid, and noted Suárez's personal congrats on the move. His elite stats shine: lowest dribbles past per 90 (0.13) and top La Liga duel success (65.6%) since 2019 debut. He's set for quick integration to bolster the back line, vowing to suffer for the badge.

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Just days after his loan arrival from Barcelona, Ronald Araujo posted striking photos of himself in Liverpool's red kit on Instagram. Fans spotted the change right away, sensing his full commitment to Anfield.

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FC Barcelona contacted the entourage of 25-year-old Georgian striker Georges Mikautadze, who impressed in the 2025/26 season at Villarreal with top rankings in goals, pressures, and counter-pressing. Deco ranks him highly as a potential backup, though the club prioritizes Julian Alvarez from Atlético Madrid amid ongoing talks. Villarreal wants €60-65 million, and Mikautadze welcomes a move to provide immediate depth up front as the transfer window tightens.

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Georges Mikautadze caught Deco’s eye with his goal-scoring and tireless pressing at Villarreal. Now, Barcelona has reached out, seeing him as a smart Plan B if the Julian Alvarez chase hits a snag.

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Canadian supporters at the FIFA World Cup 2026 match in Vancouver debuted the 'Canoe Row' chant, imitating the Norwegian fans' popular Viking Row tradition. Videos of the coordinated paddling gesture by Canada fans spread widely on social media.

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A 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia on August 10, 2026, toppling buildings in cities like Pereira, Cali, and Manizales, and shaking sites as far as Bogotá. President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a national emergency, reporting at least 132 deaths, hundreds injured, over 1,500 homes damaged, and 61 buildings collapsed, with numbers likely to climb as rescues continue amid aftershocks. The U.S. pledged $15.5 million in aid, Starlink offered free service and terminals for responders, and global figures expressed solidarity as teams search rubble for survivors.

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Construction workers gripped rebar high above Bogotá as the ground heaved violently beneath them. A grandmother clutched her granddaughter while furniture shifted wildly in their home.

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Nicol Alexandra Contreras-Suarez pleaded guilty to second-degree rape after assaulting a 14-year-old boy in an East Harlem bodega bathroom and was sentenced to six months, time already served. Separately, a Guatemalan man was charged with predatory sexual assault against a 5-year-old girl on Long Island, causing severe internal injuries requiring emergency surgery, and was arrested by ICE.

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The 31-year-old Danish midfielder turned down a move from Marseille to Newcastle United, even though the club was ready to meet the €15 million fee after advanced talks. Under new manager Matthias Jaissle, Højbjerg was the priority target to replace departing players, but he changed his mind despite initial approval. This rejection adds to Newcastle's tough transfer window filled with setbacks, while Aston Villa advances on alternative option João Palhinha. Supporters shared memes and dark humor, capturing the ongoing disappointment.

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Newcastle thought they had their top midfield target lined up, only for Pierre-Emile Højbjerg to pull the plug at the last moment. Fans are left venting their summer-long frustrations online.

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In Sunday's presidential runoff, right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' holds a razor-thin edge over leftist Senator Iván Cepeda at 49.66% to 48.70% with 99.99% of votes tallied—a gap of just 250,830 votes. Outgoing President Gustavo Petro refused to accept the preliminary results, alleging software issues and demanding a recount during official scrutiny, which could take days. De la Espriella campaigned on tough security measures and U.S. ties, drawing praise from American officials, while Cepeda pushed social reforms; both sides urged peace as judges review the count ahead of the August 7 handover.

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With fireworks lighting up Colombian streets, Abelardo de la Espriella's supporters celebrated a narrow lead, while President Petro called for calm and a full recount.

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