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Aired March 3 on GMM 25, Episode 7 of the Thai rom-com 'Cat for Cash' wove emotional family reconciliation between Lynx (Khaotung Thanawat) and Leo (Satang Kittiphop) with sizzling chemistry between leads Tiger (First Kanaphan) and Lynx. Fans loved Lynx's mature handling of pain and the natural 'boyfriend era' sparks, pushing the episode hashtag to the top in 16 countries. The series follows a cat-hating café owner teaming with a debt collector to pay off debts amid feline chaos, earning an 8.4 rating for its humor and warmth, with three episodes left.

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Lynx shares a heartfelt hug with his half-brother Leo after a shocking family revelation, then turns up the heat with boyfriend Tiger in moments fans called too hot to handle.

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Millwall kicked off their summer transfers by signing highly-rated midfielder Jenson Metcalfe from Bradford City for an undisclosed seven-figure sum. The Wigan-born Everton academy product made 49 appearances for Bradford last season, scoring twice and earning League One Young Player of the Season nomination plus club awards, as they reached the play-offs. Millwall, fresh off a third-place Championship finish, see his combative style and versatility as key to their promotion bid, while Bradford eyes reinvestment including a potential Barnsley signing.

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Jenson Metcalfe, the 21-year-old dynamo who lit up League One last season, has traded Bradford's claret and amber for Millwall's Lions den.

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The 27-year-old Spaniard joins Panathinaikos on a three-year contract until June 2029, with medical tests scheduled today following weeks of negotiations confirmed by Fabrizio Romano as a done deal. Peña, who made 28 appearances for Barcelona and played 16 games on loan at Elche last season, sought more minutes as the Greek club's new No. 1 under coach Jacob Neestrup. Barcelona gain €3 million plus bonuses to ease finances before their deadline, while fans note it's a low fee for homegrown talent but a smart step for Peña's career.

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Iñaki Peña, the La Masia graduate who's backed up Ter Stegen for years, is finally set for regular starts after sealing a move to Greece.

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FC Barcelona Femení said goodbye to defensive stars Mapi León and Ona Batlle after their final matches in a dominant 2025-26 season that included the Liga F title and domestic cups. León, who joined in 2017 as Spain's first paid women's transfer, leaves with 27 trophies, including four Champions League wins, and shared a heartfelt message calling Barça her eternal home. Batlle, back from Manchester United in 2023, promised to return as a fan forever, signing off with 'Visca el Barça.' Teammates like Alexia Putellas, who departed earlier after 14 years, praised their journeys amid the club's financial challenges.

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Mapi León waved to the roaring Camp Nou crowd, her No. 4 jersey shining under the lights, as she closed nine trophy-packed seasons with Barcelona.

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Sergi Roberto, 34, spent two seasons at Como after leaving Barcelona, where he captained the side and played 33 Serie A games during their meteoric ascent to fourth place and Champions League football. Alberto Moreno, 33, made 43 appearances after joining from Villarreal, scoring twice, but his contract extension was not activated. Como finished with 71 points, ahead of AC Milan and Juventus, on a modest wage bill under Cesc Fàbregas. Moreno wants a La Liga return, while fans from Barcelona and Liverpool share nostalgia for the veterans' careers.

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Sergi Roberto looked back on Como's incredible rise from Serie B promotion to Champions League dreams coming true. Now, he and teammate Alberto Moreno step away as free agents.

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The 23-year-old midfielder fractured his right foot's fifth metatarsal during Barça's La Liga title win over Real Betis on May 17, leading to surgery and a 2-3 month recovery that rules him out of Spain's June 15 opener. Despite the setback, López chatted positively with players like Robert Lewandowski and Íñigo Martínez, as coach Hansi Flick offered support and praised his breakout season of double-digit goals and assists. Teammates including Pedri rallied around him, highlighting the squad's close-knit spirit amid his path to a strong return.

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Just days after surgery ended his 2026 World Cup hopes, Fermín López hobbled into Barcelona's training on crutches, grinning alongside teammates under the Spanish sun.

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On May 21, FC Barcelona's squad celebrated their La Liga title at PortAventura World near Tarragona, with Pedri picking teammate Ferran to ride Europe's tallest coaster alongside him instead of Alejandra. Fans turned the clip into memes, joking about her as the ultimate third wheel and celebrating the players' bromance, complete with hand-holding thrills and laughs. The day included screams from Gavi and Lamine Yamal on other rides, photos with Dani Olmo and Eric García, and an afterparty at Bad Bunny's Barcelona concert alongside Robert Lewandowski and Alejandro Balde.

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Pedri and Ferran Torres buckled up front row on the massive Shambhala coaster, hands raised high, while girlfriend Alejandra Dorta sat alone behind with a deadpan glance.

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Robert Lewandowski left Barcelona last month after three La Liga titles, freeing up €24 million in wages but leaving the team short on goals up front. The club spent €70-80 million on Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon through 2031, yet many fans push for a true No. 9 like Julian Alvarez, with personal terms agreed and a €100 million bid prepared. Flick, extended through 2028, wants firepower for his pressing system to chase UCL success, as Deco eyes alternatives like Sesko if needed.

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A parody tweet claimed Hansi Flick would walk without a top striker, but fans saw right through it—spotlighting their real worry after Lewandowski's exit.

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In a fun RAC1 interview, 21-year-old midfielder Gavi declared he'd go pink-haired for a La Roja victory, while Yamal promised facial hair on his YouTube channel. The pledges come as Spain chases motivation after a frustrating 0-0 draw with Cape Verde in their Group H opener on June 15 in Atlanta, where Gavi started before being subbed. Fresh off an ACL injury, Gavi has started every match this tournament, bringing his signature energy as Spain faces Saudi Arabia next. Fans love the bold promises, dreaming of a parade with the duo's new looks if they repeat the 2010 glory.

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Picture Barcelona's Pablo Gavi grinning into a microphone, promising to dye his hair pink if Spain lifts the 2026 World Cup trophy. Teammate Lamine Yamal upped the ante by vowing a three-week beard if they triumph.

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Spain demolished Saudi Arabia 4-0 in Group H at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, bouncing back from a 0-0 draw against Cape Verde. Yamal's early goal came from Mikel Oyarzabal's cross, with Oyarzabal adding two more strikes and an assist to earn Man of the Match honors. An own goal by Saudi's Hassan Al-Tambakti sealed the rout, as Yamal broke Lionel Messi's record for a first World Cup goal at 18 years and 343 days. Post-match, Yamal called it a dream and praised Oyarzabal, while Spain tops the group with four points.

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Eighteen-year-old Lamine Yamal slid in to score just 10 minutes into his World Cup debut start, dropping to his knees in prayer as teammates rushed over.

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FC Barcelona submitted a conciliation request against Pérez for statements made during a May 12 press conference and interview, where he labeled the Negreira scandal the biggest in football history and suggested Barcelona stole titles through referee influence. The club cites Spain's Penal Code on slander, demanding a retraction or threatening a full criminal complaint over the €7.3 million payments to the former referees' vice president from 2001-2018, which Barcelona calls advisory reports. Pérez had dismissed potential lawsuits last month, and neither he nor Real Madrid has responded yet as the rivalry escalates toward possible court.

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After a heated Clásico victory, Real Madrid's president Florentino Pérez unleashed sharp accusations about Barcelona's past referee dealings. Now Barcelona is hitting back with a formal legal challenge.

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Spanish journalist Adrian Sanchez reports that Arsenal have sounded out Olmo, a 28-year-old versatile attacker struggling for consistent minutes under Hansi Flick at Barcelona. The Gunners admire his press resistance and fit alongside Odegaard and Saka, with Mikel Arteta keen on a summer move despite Olmo's €500 million release clause and his camp's insistence he's happy at his boyhood club. Fans are divided, with Arsenal supporters seeing an upgrade while Barca ones demand high fees or swaps, as Arsenal's title win brings in £370 million for potential spending.

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Fresh off clinching the Premier League title, Arsenal are eyeing Barcelona's Dani Olmo as they gear up for Saturday's Champions League final against PSG.

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Lamine Yamal scored his first World Cup goal in the 10th minute, Mikel Oyarzabal added a quick brace in the 21st and 24th, and Marc Cucurella's volley forced an own goal just after halftime, putting Spain top of Group H with four points. The win featured dazzling play from 17-year-old Yamal and debutants like Álex Baena, whose bold forward drive ignored Pedri and Rodri's gestures for a safe pass—and led straight to a goal. That moment fueled online chatter pitting Pedri's controlled style against Jude Bellingham's dynamism, with fans split between praising Pedri's poise and critiquing his caution.

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Spain's young guns lit up Atlanta Stadium with a 4-0 rout, but a cheeky clip of Pedri urging a safe backpass stole the spotlight online.

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In Brazil's Group C opener on June 13 at MetLife Stadium, Raphinha started on the left but struggled to break through Morocco's defense, with Vinicius Junior's equalizer securing a point. Fans criticized his quiet attack, but Ancelotti praised him as one of the world's best, highlighting his versatility from Leeds and Barcelona days plus full team confidence. Ahead of Saturday's must-win against Haiti in Philadelphia, Ancelotti also called Vinicius the top player globally, as Brazil aims to build momentum in a tight group with Scotland next.

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Raphinha played a full 90 minutes in Brazil's 1-1 draw with Morocco, battling frustration and blisters while fans chanted for better play. Coach Carlo Ancelotti stepped in with strong backing.

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