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The 24-year-old Frenchman shone at Lille before PSG paid €40 million to sign him last summer as Gianluigi Donnarumma's successor. He started 17 Ligue 1 games in 2025-26 with nine clean sheets, but backup Matvei Safonov took over, leaving Chevalier seeking a move for guaranteed minutes. Tottenham enquired weeks ago amid Guglielmo Vicario's form issues, while Beşiktaş recently sounded out PSG; Aston Villa are also linked as Emiliano Martínez eyes Juventus. Chevalier favors a promising project over high wages, with his contract running to 2030.

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Lucas Chevalier joined PSG as their big future star, but now he's pushing for regular starts after warming the bench.

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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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Balon ran the iconic Soho pub from 1943 until retiring in 2006, creating a haven for journalists, actors like Tom Baker and John Hurt, writers such as Jeffrey Bernard, and even rogues amid wartime bombs and postwar bohemia. His unfiltered rudeness—dishing barbs to everyone from gangsters to bent coppers—earned national fame and cartoons in Private Eye, yet he showed quiet kindness to Bernard by stocking his cigarettes and curbing his vodka. Tributes poured in after his death, with fans cherishing insults as badges of honor and mourning the end of his one-of-a-kind reign over the pub that defined Soho's gritty spirit.

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Norman Balon stood behind the Coach & Horses bar, sharp tongue ready, turning away newcomers with a blunt 'Fuck off' while sheltering Soho's wildest souls.

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Yalçın returned to manage Beşiktaş in August 2025 on a deal through 2027, but the team ended with 60 points from 34 games—17 wins, nine draws, eight losses—while exiting the Turkish Cup in the semifinals. The mutual split came after a meeting between Yalçın and president Serdal Adalı, with Yalçın waiving about 250 million TL ($7.3 million) in compensation amid fan protests over inconsistent form. Adalı called it a bad season and promised a new coach soon, as the club prepares for Europa League qualifiers and eyes a stronger challenge next year.

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Just hours after the 2025-26 Turkish Super Lig season ended, Beşiktaş and club legend Sergen Yalçın agreed to part ways following a tough fourth-place finish.

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The 51-year-old signed a two-year deal with an option for a third, stepping in after Robin van Persie's dismissal on June 7 despite Feyenoord's second-place finish and Champions League qualification. Van Bronckhorst, a former Feyenoord captain and youth product, previously led the club to the 2016-17 Eredivisie title along with two KNVB Cups. He joins with assistant Sipke Hulshoff, both fresh from Liverpool, bringing experience from Rangers and other clubs ahead of tough Champions League qualifiers.

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Giovanni van Bronckhorst, the Rotterdam legend who ended Feyenoord's 18-year title drought, is back home at De Kuip. Fans are already sharing welcome home memes and trophy memories.

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The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement marked the anniversary of Arif Wazir's killing on May 1, 2020, with the hashtag #RememberingArifAfghan, sharing images, videos, and calls for accountability. Wazir, a key PTM figure from South Waziristan, advocated against enforced disappearances and military operations until unidentified gunmen attacked him; PTM leaders like his brother Ali Wazir blamed state forces, but no one has been convicted. Chapters worldwide, including in the UK, US, and Germany, urged global solidarity, while a planned X Space highlighted ongoing advocacy amid regional tensions.

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Six years after gunmen shot activist Arif Wazir outside his home, supporters gathered online to honor his fight for Pashtun rights and demand justice.

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The 2024 video shows Rutte leaving The Hague's Torentje after passing the role to Dick Schoof, capturing his everyday bike commute amid a car-heavy political world. It resurfaced amid recent Dutch changes, including 38-year-old Rob Jetten becoming the youngest and first openly gay prime minister in February 2026, without a similar bike moment. People worldwide praised the humility against flashy leaders elsewhere, though some called it staged PR, highlighting the Netherlands' egalitarian culture and strong anti-corruption standing.

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After handing over power following 14 years in office, Mark Rutte simply unlocked his bike outside the prime minister's office and pedaled away to cheers from staff.

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Israeli settlers opened fire on Al-Mughayyir Boys’ School in Al-Mughayyir village east of Ramallah, killing 14-year-old student Aws Hamdi al-Na’asan and 32-year-old Jihad Marzouq Abu Naim while injuring multiple others. Israeli forces protected the settlers during the attack and later fired rubber bullets and tear gas at the victims' funeral procession.

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NATO is airlifting a Patriot air defense battery from Ramstein Air Base in Germany to Malatya, Turkey, for assembly near the Kürecik NATO Radar Base. The deployment aims to strengthen defenses against ballistic missile threats from Iran, as reported by Turkish media including NTV and confirmed by the Turkish Ministry of National Defence. Footage shows parts of the system being transported in the region.

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