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Wolverhampton Wanderers sold center-back Emmanuel Agbadou to Beşiktaş for €20 million on Friday after his 13 months at the club, where he made 35 appearances and one goal. Winger Jhon Arias followed to Palmeiras on Sunday for €25 million, returning to Brazil after 26 outings and two goals in the Premier League. The deals netted Wolves a combined €45 million gain, freeing up wages and spots as new signings like Adam Armstrong and Angel Gomes step in amid squad changes.

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In a whirlwind 24 hours, Wolves waved goodbye to two key players, turning quick summer buys into a hefty profit just months later.

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Reports from Turkish pundit Murat Özen claim Cerny's potential move from Beşiktaş to Rangers is being discussed behind the scenes. After shining on loan with 18 goals and 9 assists in 52 games, fans call it a no-brainer fix for the right wing, praising his pace and big-moment magic. Some temper excitement over his £55k wages and a contract to 2028, but the hype builds as no official word comes from Ibrox.

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Rangers supporters lit up with joy at whispers of Vaclav Cerny's return to Ibrox. The Czech winger who dazzled them in 2024/25 could be coming back for more.

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In an interview, Air Commodore Khalid Chishti explained that F-16s' AIM-120 missiles had only 60-70 km range, too short against Rafale's 150 km Meteor, so Pakistan used J-10Cs with longer-range PL-15s for main air-to-air roles while F-16s supported. Indians highlighted this as a weakness, while Pakistanis stressed successful missions and shared images of alleged Rafale wreckage and Indian crash sites from May 2025. Both sides trade victory claims nearly a year later, with limited independent verification on losses or kills.

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A retired Pakistani air force officer shared why F-16s stayed out of direct fights with India's Rafales during last year's intense Operation Sindoor battles.

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BAFTA winner Josh O’Connor leads a revival of Clifford Odets’ 1937 play Golden Boy at London’s Almeida Theatre, playing Joe Bonaparte, a violinist who trades music for boxing amid Depression-era struggles. Directed by Olivier Award-winner Sam Yates, the production runs September 8 to October 31, 2026, with a live string quartet highlighting Joe’s lost artistry. Fresh from The Crown and Challengers, O’Connor’s casting has fans buzzing with excitement and ticket plans. Tickets go on sale June 23 for patrons, June 30 for general public.

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Josh O’Connor stands brooding on a dimly lit tarmac, green coat billowing against the night sky—a perfect tease for his prizefighter role.

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The 48-year-old Italian coach left Bologna by mutual consent in late May and flew in Friday with club officials to take over Beşiktaş until June 2028, earning €6 million net per season. He replaces Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was sacked last August after a poor start, as the club aims to end its title drought since 2020-21. Known for high-pressing, attack-minded tactics and successes like Bologna's 2025 Coppa Italia win—their first in 51 years—Italiano brings experience from Fiorentina and earlier promotions at Trapani and Spezia.

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Vincenzo Italiano stepped off a private jet in Istanbul, grinning with a Beşiktaş scarf around his neck that read 'Forza Beşiktaş' in Italian and Turkish.

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On August 8, the three generations from Colombia—Sofia Murillo, mother Wendy Manrique, and grandmother Rocio Cubillos—lost their lives in a four-seat tour helicopter that crashed and caught fire near Vista Chinesa in Tijuca National Park, killing the pilot too. Relatives waited at the hangar for their return, unaware of the tragedy. Online reactions mixed tributes to Murillo's lifestyle content with widespread caution about Brazilian helicopter tours, referencing prior crashes like the June mid-air collision that killed musician Oliver Tree. Brazilian authorities are investigating the cause.

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Sofia Murillo, a 17-year-old beauty influencer, shared joyful moments from Rio with her mother and grandmother—until their sightseeing helicopter plunged near Christ the Redeemer.

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Beşiktaş dominated Göztepe 4-0 at Tüpraş Stadyumu in Istanbul, with Ndidi scoring first from Orkun Kökçü's corner, followed by Amir Murillo, Junior Olaitan, and Hyeon-gyu Oh's clincher. The Nigerian midfielder, back after burying his father—a retired soldier killed in a car accident—resumed training quickly and delivered amid grief. Oh became the first Beşiktaş forward to score in three straight league games, while the Black Eagles controlled 59% possession to climb to fourth place with 43 points.

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Wilfred Ndidi rose highest to head in the opener, then saluted the roaring crowd in tribute to his late father—a raw, heartfelt moment just weeks after the funeral.

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Neymar entered the pitch as a substitute for Cunha during a World Cup match coached by Carlo Ancelotti. The substitution prompted a massive roar from the crowd. Video footage showed Ancelotti's son Davide reacting negatively by shaking his head as Neymar warmed up.

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Beşiktaş tied the score at 1-1 through Hyeongyu Oh before taking a 2-1 lead with a clinical finish from Orkun Kökçü assisted by Oh against İBFK.

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Salih Muslim, born near Kobani in 1951 and a chemical engineering graduate, co-founded Syria's PYD in 2003 and led Rojava's self-governing experiment during the civil war. He defended Kobani from ISIS in 2014 and endured personal tragedy when his son Shervan died fighting jihadists in 2013. Leaders like Mazloum Abdi praised him as a pioneer and patriot, while his body heads to Rojava for burial beside his son in Kobani. His passing signals the end of an era amid pressures on Syrian Kurds.

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Salih Muslim spent decades fighting for Kurdish autonomy, even after losing his son in battle. Kurds across the region now remember him as 'Father of the Country.'

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