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On June 4, Chainsaw Man enthusiasts shared a flood of tributes to the manipulative Control Devil from Tatsuki Fujimoto's manga, which debuted in 2018 and gets its final volume this month with 12 extra pages. Cosplayers like Anna Aifert in a skimpy red outfit and cos_natsume3 in the classic white shirt and black suit earned thousands of likes, while artists delivered seductive fan illustrations and AI visions of her glamorous looks. The buzz ties into hype for the manga's end and possible anime sequel news, keeping Makima's dangerous charm alive.

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Makima's commanding gaze and red ponytail are everywhere as Chainsaw Man wraps up, with fans channeling her alluring menace through stunning cosplays and artwork.

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Como submitted an initial €25 million bid for the 26-year-old centre-back, who is surplus at Chelsea behind stars like Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile, while Inter Milan eyes him for their defensive needs after nearly signing him three years ago. Chalobah's contract until 2028 means any sale is pure profit for Chelsea under financial rules, and he seeks regular minutes in Serie A after limited play last season. Fans are divided, with some calling him the perfect versatile backup and others urging a sale to fund new signings.

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Trevoh Chalobah, Chelsea's homegrown defender since age eight, now draws bids from ambitious Italian clubs as he shines in England's World Cup camp.

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Benfica have a verbal agreement to sign 17-year-old center-back Gabriel dos Santos Queiroz, known as Gabriel Índio, from Athletic Club for €4.2 million. The 1.86m left-footed defender, born in 2008, impressed in 10 Serie B matches this season and steps in as a replacement after Benfica sold Gonçalo Oliveira to Rennes for €3.5 million. They hijacked the deal from Napoli, whose €4m talks stalled, thanks to their sharp South American scouting network that has produced stars like João Félix.

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At just 17, Gabriel Índio has caught Benfica's eye with his calm defending in Brazil's Serie B. The Rio-born center-back is set to join the Portuguese giants as their latest South American discovery.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Liverpool 2-1 in a Premier League match at Molineux Stadium, with Rodrigo Gomes scoring in the 78th minute, Mohamed Salah equalizing in the 83rd minute, and Andre securing the victory in the 94th minute. Fans from both teams honored former player Diogo Jota with applause in the 18th minute. The result marks Wolves' second consecutive league win despite their position at the bottom of the table.

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Crystal Palace beat Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1 in Krakow, Poland—Shakhtar's temporary home amid the war in Ukraine—with Sarr scoring after 21 seconds, Daichi Kamada adding a cool finish in the 58th minute, and Jørgen Strand Larsen sealing it in the 85th. Shakhtar equalized before halftime through Oleksandr Ocheretko, but Dean Henderson's strong saves helped Palace dominate possession and chances. Manager Oliver Glasner called it massive, as fans back home celebrated wildly. In the other semi, Rayo Vallecano took a 1-0 edge over RC Strasbourg thanks to Alemão's header, with second legs set for May 7.

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Just 21 seconds in, Ismaïla Sarr rifled home the fastest goal ever in the UEFA Conference League, sending Crystal Palace on their way to a commanding away win.

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Kylian Mbappé commented that he loves playing in El Clásico and always scores against Barcelona. The statement sparked debate among fans regarding his strong goal-to-game ratio against Barcelona despite Real Madrid's poor record of one win in seven Clásicos during his time at the club.

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Organized by activist Michael Amushelelo under the banner 'All Roads Lead to Users,' the gathering along Windhoek's B1 Western Bypass drew people from areas like Osona and Elisenheim, who argue the humps—installed early June by the Roads Authority—slow traffic dangerously on a high-speed trunk road and defy engineering standards. Protesters like 67-year-old Hendrik Kruger laid flowers to symbolize risks and called for pedestrian bridges instead, while a 42-year-old resident noted his commute doubled amid side-road jams. The Roads Authority defends the N$704,000 measure as temporary for pedestrian safety amid Namibia's 1,200+ crashes this year, with Amushelelo's High Court bid for removal set for a June 30 ruling.

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Dozens of drivers and locals parked off the road, waved petitions with over 15,000 signatures, and even sold sausage rolls during their Saturday stand against new speed humps they say are causing crashes and delays.

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The 25-year-old midfielder, who joined Dortmund from Wolfsburg in 2023, impressed in the 2025/26 Bundesliga with two goals and three assists in 29 games, helping clinch Champions League spots despite a late knee injury. Manchester United held early talks but shifted focus, while Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Real Madrid monitor him—though Dortmund's firm €100 million demand, with no summer release clause, tests their resolve. Nmecha, whose contract runs to 2030, stays focused on Germany's ongoing World Cup campaign and life at the Westfalenstadion.

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Felix Nmecha scored the opener in Germany's 7-1 thrashing of Curaçao on June 14, drawing eyes from England's top clubs just as Dortmund digs in with a €100 million tag.

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A popular post highlights Kroos's sharp critiques of Qatar's tournament organization and human rights issues, contrasted with his lack of comment on 2026 problems like 800-day visa waits in Mexico, travel bans for fans from countries including Iran and Senegal, and revoked approvals for Scottish supporters. Qatar pulled off smooth logistics with free transit that let fans attend multiple matches daily, earning praise despite the controversies. The discussion echoes concerns about inconsistent standards in judging hosts, as 2026 kickoff approaches on June 11 with growing access barriers.

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Toni Kroos called out Qatar's 2022 World Cup for migrant worker suffering and harsh laws, but now fans question his silence on 2026's visa chaos in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

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In a QSMP2 stream, Q!Foolish babysits Nacho and Cupcake while explaining to Q!Alondra how Q!Aldo worked with Q!Multi in events leading to Q!Juan's death. Nacho accidentally reveals to Q!Foolish that Q!Katie helped him escape from DC Prison, prompting interactions including insults, a yo mama battle, and Q!Foolish cleaning up TNT placed to threaten him.

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Ferland Mendy underwent successful surgery for an injury to the rectus femoris of his right leg, supervised by Real Madrid's Medical Services. The surgery was performed in France by the doctor who treated Kylian Mbappé’s knee. Recovery starts soon with an expected 4-5 month lay-off.

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