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Mason Miller is bringing the heat in the MLB playoffs.

On Wednesday, during Game 2 of the Padres' wild-card series against the Chicago Cubs, Miller was incredible and made some history in the process.

Miller pitched 1 1/3 innings and struck out the first five batters he faced before hitting Michael Busch's back foot with a wayward slider. One of his strikeout victims was Cubs catcher Carson Kelly, and it was ridiculous.

After Kelly fouled off two pitches, Miller threw a 104.5 mph fastball that was perfectly placed on the low-outside corner of the strike zone. Kelly could only watch it go past as home plate umpire Cory Blaser rang him up.

Video is below.

You can't throw a pitch any better than that.

Sarah Langs chimed in to note that the 104.5 mph fastball was the fastest pitch thrown in the postseason during the pitch tracking era, which began in 2008. It was the fourth-fastest pitch in the regular season or postseason during that time.

What makes Miller so impressive is that despite that incredible fastball, many think his slider is actually his best pitch. Through two games in the postseason, Miller has faced nine batters and struck out eight of them. He hasn't allowed a hit or a walk, just the HBP on Busch.

He's living up to the hype.

The MLB world was rocked earlier this week when Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Ketel Marte broke down in tears during Tuesday's game against the Chicago White Sox due to a fan's vicious taunt about his deceased mother.

Marte received immediate support from manager Torey Lovullo and his teammates after the classless incident, and the fan has since been banned indefinitely at all MLB ballparks.

Marte opened up about the emotional moment on Friday and explained why the fan "crossed a line."

"I want to thank all of the fans who have been concerned about me," Marte said in an interview with Yancen Pujols. "What happened was, seventh inning I came to bat. I'm ready at the plate, I hear this fan shouting. He was on top of the dugout. He yelled at me, saying stuff about my mom.

"He was like, 'I sent your mom a text last night.' When everything happened with my mom, I was here in Chicago, I was in this city."

The D-Backs second baseman then sent a message to the taunting fan that was all class.

"People always yell stuff at me, but never about my mom. People know that my mom passed away in an accident," continued Marte. "But anyways, we're praying for [the fan] and his family too. May God protect them and help him heal his heart."

Marte's mom, Elpidia Valdez, died in a car accident in the Dominican Republic in 2017.

Marte's experience has empowered others in the MLB to share their ugly accounts of fan abuse, a longstanding issue in sports that unfortunately doesn't have an easy fix. All we can do is hope people learn how to show a little more empathy.

Mohamed Salah has paid the price for his recent poor form and been dropped to the bench by Liverpool boss Arne Slot for the clash with West Ham. And the Reds' boss has explained his reasoning behind the move after making sweeping changes to the side in the wake of the dreadful 4-1 midweek home defeat by PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League.

• Egyptian King falls short of high standards

  Salah's performances this season have been widely considered to have fallen short of his usual superstar standards. In the Premier League, he has scored only four goals and chipped in with just two assists in 12 appearances, a significant relative drop from his 29 goals and 18 assists last season. His attacking numbers have noticeably declined across the board, including fewer shots, touches in the opposition's penalty box, and a much lower dribble completion rate per 90 minutes. Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness have criticised his form and lack of defensive contribution. But the departure of creative partner Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid is cited as a significant contributing factor to his struggles in the new system under Slot, who has now dropped the Egyptian to the bench for the crunch clash with West Ham at the London stadium.

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  Slot reveals reason for dropping Mo

  Ahead of the match with West Ham, Slot told Sky Sports: "We played four games in 10 days. I have many good players so today I chose a different line-up. Sometimes Alex is on the bench, sometimes Florian. It's about the players on the pitch. It's the 11 I chose. I have more than 11 good players and it's not the first time I've chosen not to play Mo."

• Carragher: 'His legs have gone'

  Salah delivered an anonymous performance in the home defeat by PSV and after the match Kop legend Carragher tore into the Liverpool forward.

  Carragher told CBS Sports: “I'm angry with the players, if I'm being totally honest, I'm really angry with the players. But it does get to a stage with any manager at any club — I always use this word — untenable, where it almost feels like it can't go on any longer. I'm not quite there yet, personally in terms of the manager, but I know a lot of supporters will be. I've had a lot of time to think about it, because I knew the game was over well before the final whistle. I think what you see now is, Liverpool in 2018 under (Jurgen) Klopp starts this sort of journey being a great team, and then Slot comes in, and we're now seven or eight years later.

  Carragher added: "The catalyst for Liverpool at the very start of that run was Alisson, van Djik and Salah. Alisson's injured a lot now, so he doesn't play so much, but you're watching van Djik now, not the same player, and Mo Salah looks like his legs have gone. I don't like criticising them, and I think some of the criticism of them this season as players has been harsh. You’re always looking for your leaders in your team to step up when things are not going well.” 

  And speaking to talkSPORT, Reds hero Souness said: "How long have we got?. He's been an absolute superstar. This is the nicest thing I can say about Salah, he's been the go-to man for the last seven years. If you're picking an all-time Liverpool eleven, he's one of the first names on the team sheet. I think it's his brother that's turned up this season."

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  Waiting game for Salah

  Mo will have to wait for his chance against West Ham and then look to his manager to reintroduce him with matches against Sunderland and Leeds in the coming seven days. But soon he will be heading off to represent Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations and could miss as many as eight games across the festive and New Year period.

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeness has lavished praise on head coach Vincent Kompany, describing him as "a mother hen" who protects his players while simultaneously teaching and improving them. This comes as Bayern enjoy a flawless start to their Champions League campaign and sit top of the Bundesliga, with Hoeness crediting Kompany's management style for the club's current success and unity.

• Hoeness hails Kompany's 'mother hen' approach

  Hoeness, the influential honorary president of Bayern, has offered a glowing assessment of Kompany's tenure as head coach. Speaking on the podcast, Hoeness highlighted Kompany's nurturing yet demanding approach as a key factor in the team's impressive form.

  "Today we have a coach who is like a mother hen, who wonderfully protects the players and yet teaches them everything on the training pitch, and most importantly, he makes every player better," Hoeness stated. He further praised Kompany's squad management, noting, "At the moment, I have to say that the opposite is true, because our coach is playing with us by not complaining."

  Hoeness pointed to Kompany's successful integration of young talents like Lennart Karl and Tom Bischof as evidence of his positive impact. "That hasn't happened in a long time. Josip Stanisic and Aleksandar Pavlovic are also homegrown talents. That's obviously the secret, and that's why we're in such a good position right now, because we have relatively few players who don't identify 100 percent with this club."

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  Bayern's blistering form in Bundesliga and Champions League

  Munich are currently enjoying a rich vein of form across all competitions. In the Bundesliga, they sit at the top of the table with 31 points from 11 matches, having won 10 and drawn one. Their most recent league outing saw them thrash Freiburg 6-2 at the Allianz Arena, with goals coming from Lennart Karl, a brace from Michael Olise, Dayot Upamecano, Harry Kane, and Nicolas Jackson.

  Their Champions League campaign has been equally impressive, with a flawless record of four wins from four group stage matches. They have scored 14 goals and conceded only three, placing them at the top of the table ahead of their upcoming clash with Arsenal. Hoeness described the club as "truly a fortress again at the moment," emphasizing the "good numbers," "ambitious team," and "outstanding coach."

• Kompany aiming to 'solve' Bayern weakness before Arsenal clash

  Despite Bayern's rampant performances, Kompany is not completely satisfied with his side. Seeing his side go two goals down against Freiburg before a sensational 6-2 comeback win on Saturday angered the Belgian coach, exposing their need to improve how they defend set pieces. With a Champions League showdown against Mikel Arteta's Arsenal, a team famous for their deadly dead ball attacks, he is seeking an immediate solution to their weakness.

  "I'm calm. We made mistakes in these phases as a team. We shouldn't hide, we should show personality and character to defend them," Kompany said. "We're also a good team in attacking set pieces, we scored from a corner today. We just have to stay calm and work to get out of this phase and show that we're also good in this department. 

  "Everyone saw it, you'll write it now, the English press will say it too, Arsenal's analysts will see it as well. Every team we play against will now believe this is our moment. Then you can't hide. You have to show personality, character, and defend it. We have to solve this!"

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  Champions League's top two go head-to-head

  Bayern will look to maintain their perfect Champions League record when they travel to face the London side on Wednesday. The two teams are level on points at the top of the table, having won all four of their matches so far. Bayern have scored 14 goals and conceded three, while Arsenal have the same goal difference with 11 scored and none let in. 

  Arsenal have suffered just one defeat this season and head into the midweek clash off the back of a 4-1 win against Tottenham on Sunday, with new signing Eberechi Eze shining with a hat-trick.

Manchester City return to action in the Premier League this afternoon as they welcome Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth to The Etihad.

The Cityzens booked their place in the last eight of the League Cup on Wednesday night with a 3-1 win against Championship side Swansea City away from home.

That night in Wales provided some players with an opportunity to show that they deserve to start in the Premier League, and Rayan Cherki grasped that chance with both hands.

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France international, Cherki, came off the bench against Villarreal and Aston Villa in the last two games after returning from injury, and finally made a return as a starter against Swansea in the League Cup.

Cherki, as shown in the graphic, was incredibly influential in the 3-1 win over the Welsh outfit, with a staggering 119 touches across the 90 minutes, which led to him creating six chances for the team.

The French magician buried a composed finish into the bottom corner for his goal and played a slick pass through for Omar Marmoush to score in the second half.

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Cherki is not the only player who should keep his place in the starting line-up from the win, though, as Pep Guardiola should also unleash Marmoush from the start to make Erling Haaland completely unplayable.

Cherki is not the only Man City star who can make Haaland even better

Haaland has scored 11 goals in nine matches in the Premier League, five more than any other player in the division, so you could argue that he already looks unplayable.

However, the Norway international blanked against Aston Villa last time out in the Premier League, as he only had 0.23 xG worth of chances, with Savinho and Oscar Bobb on the flanks to support him.

Savinho and Bobb, who are goalless in the Premier League this season, did not create any ‘big chances’ between them, which is why Cherki and Marmoush should be unleashed alongside Haaland against the Cherries.

They could provide a tangible threat at the top end of the pitch that the other two forwards have been unable to, which could then create more chances and more space for Haaland because of the attention that they can draw from opposition defenders.

Marmoush, who scored against Swansea, has proven that he can provide a consistent threat as both a scorer and a creator of goals, for Eintracht Frankfurt and since his move to Manchester City in January.

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5.49

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15

7

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97

170

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11

8

xA

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2.12

As you can see in the table above, the Egypt international produced 15 goals and ‘big chances’ created in 16 appearances in the Premier League last season, which shows that he hit the ground running in English football.

Marmoush, who was described as a “proper maverick” by analyst Ben Mattinson, also has good memories against today’s opponents, as he won the club’s Goal of the Season award with a sensational long-range strike.

The former Bundesliga star has the quality to be a real difference maker for the Cityzens, as evidenced by his statistics, and Cherki, given his output against Swansea, falls into the same bracket.

Their combined presence at the top end of the pitch against Bournemouth could draw some of the attention away from Haaland, giving him more space to work with, which could make him completely unplayable.

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The Norwegian star is already the best striker in the Premier League, given his goal return this season, but selecting Cherki and Marmoush could take him to another level entirely.

Pumas are now reportedly happy to let manager Efrain Juarez join Celtic, who could take full advantage of their former star’s secret release clause at the Mexican club.

The Bhoys once again struggled on the European stage in midweek, losing 3-1 against Midtjylland, as Martin O’Neill saw their problems in full for the first time. The interim boss has continued to distance himself from the permanent job, despite recent reports suggesting that he could yet be the next man to take the hotseat.

For now, the 73-year-old is set to remain in the dugout for Celtic’s Scottish Premiership clash against Kilmarnock this weekend, but Parkhead chiefs are continuing their search.

Recent reports have claimed that Ipswich Town’s Kieran McKenna is now open to joining the Scottish giants, but it remains to be seen whether he’d leave Portman Road in the middle of a campaign which has so far been disappointing.

Meanwhile, Nicky Hayen is also a reported candidate. The Club Brugge manager knows all about beating the top clubs in Scottish football, having smashed Rangers 9-1 on aggregate in the Champions League qualifiers earlier this season and defeated Celtic last season. Now, he could be on his way to the home dugout in Glasgow.

Once again, however, luring him away from Club Brugge will not be an easy task. Instead, the Hoops may have no choice but to turn towards former player Juarez, who has previously shared that he dreams of managing the club.

Pumas happy to let Juarez join Celtic

As reported in Mexico and relayed by Sport Witness, Pumas are now happy to let Juarez join Celtic, who could trigger a release clause that allows the 37-year-old to leave for free when a European club comes knocking.

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It would save Celtic a transfer fee and it would welcome someone who knows the standards of the club, given that Juarez played for the Bhoys between 2010 and 2012. Whether he has the right managerial experience for the role is another question, though, and the Scottish club may find that out after reportedly scheduling an interview over zoom.

The former player, who uses a 4-2-3-1 system, has taken charge of just two sides and is yet to even reach 100 games as a manager. At this point in time, it should be questioned whether Celtic can afford to take such a gamble.

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Juarez’s time at Pumas hasn’t exactly been the greatest success, either. The Mexican has lost more games than he’s won and averaged just 1.3 points over 33 games in charge. It suddenly makes the club’s willingness to let him leave make all too much sense for Celtic to make their move.

For the time being, those at Celtic Park should trust O’Neill with the job until a suitable candidate emerges.

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Tottenham have reportedly entered pole position to sign a “big striker” for manager Thomas Frank in January, coming amid reports that the unfit Dominic Solanke now faces an uncertain future at the club.

Thomas Frank unimpressed by Dominic Solanke at Tottenham

Spurs’ club-record signing has played just 49 minutes in all competitions so far this campaign, with a niggling ankle problem keeping him out of action since their 2-0 win at Man City in August.

His ankle issue required minor surgery and Frank has confirmed that the England striker could soon return to the field, having made decent progress in his recovery, but we can still only estimate when he will be fit and available for selection once again.

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22/11/2025

James Maddison

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01/06/2026

Radu Dragusin

Knee

22/11/2025

Ben Davies

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23/11/2025

Yves Bissouma

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08/11/2025

Cristian Romero

Groin

01/11/2025

Destiny Udogie

Knee

08/11/2025

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08/11/2025

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Fitness issues have been commonplace at Spurs since Solanke made the £65 million move from Bournemouth last year, and he hasn’t had a chance to showcase his worth to Frank just yet.

The 28-year-old finished 24/25 as Tottenham’s second-top goalscorer behind Brennan Johnson with 16 goals in all competitions, but a combination of knee, thigh and ankle problems limited his availability.

Interestingly, according to a report from Football Insider this week, Frank has already seen enough.

It is believed that Frank has been left unimpressed by Solanke and a January exit could be on the cards for him, as Tottenham’s manager decides that he wants a new striker to come in.

In the build up to the next transfer window, reports have suggested that Tottenham could bring Ivan Toney back to the Premier League on loan from Al-Ahli, with Frank’s ex-star at Brentford looking to battle his way back into Thomas Tuchel’s England squad.

Some media sources claim that Frank has personally contacted Toney about a temporary move to Spurs, but there are other options.

With his contract expiring in 2026, Spurs have also been touted as suitors for Juventus star Dušan Vlahović.

Tottenham "leading the race" to sign Juventus striker Dušan Vlahović

According to reliable Bundesliga journalist and Bayern Munich expert Christian Falk, there’s been an update, and one which suits the north Londoners down to the ground.

While Bayern were continuously linked, it is actually Tottenham who are “leading the race” to sign Vlahovic, as Falk tells Bayern Insider that Vincent Kompany’s side have now backed off.

The 25-year-old, who reportedly earns a whopping £375,000-per-week in Turin, has managed to score at least 14 goals per season since his magnificent breakout campaign at Fiorentina in 2020/2021.

Vlahovic can be a big-game player as well, with strikes coming in the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund and Man City over the last two seasons, as well as in crucial Serie A matches against the likes of Inter Milan.

On a free transfer or for a cut-price in January, Vlahovic could be a real coup, but he’ll almost certainly have to take a massive pay cut.

Paul Pogba is edging closer to his first game for Monaco, but head coach Sebastien Pocognoli has called for realistic expectations for the former Manchester United and Juventus star. The French midfielder has returned to full training after multiple injury setbacks since his arrival in June and is nearing his Ligue 1 debut in the coming weeks.

Pogba getting closer to Monaco debut

The midfielder joined the club in June after leaving Juventus, determined to restart his career following a long spell out through doping suspension, which was cut from four years to 18 months. However, injuries have made the long-awaited return longer than anticipated. A slight thigh injury delayed his planned debut against Angers earlier this month, but the 32-year-old has since recovered and continues to build fitness, having trained fully over the past week. 

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Ahead of Monaco’s trip to Nantes on Wednesday, Pocognoli said Pogba has been steadily recovering and could be part of the matchday squad in the coming weeks. However, he called for fans to have realistic expectations about his performances, given he has not played for over two years and his glory days at United and Juventus are behind him.

"I said this week would be used to answer some questions about him [Pogba]. Things are going well, and I expect him to be back in the squad in the short term," Pocognoli said.

“I think we'll have to do a process together around Paul. We have to judge him on the player he is now. The Paul of Manchester United or his first era at Juventus, and this is true for any player, that was a few years ago.

“Every player evolves; we'll have to judge him on what he is now, given his background and his age. He still has the technique we know he has, and the pace of matches will give us some insight. His background is different from 10 years ago. It's up to me to stimulate his qualities and the potential he has right now. And I hope to get the most out of it.”

Pogba stays patient as long wait continues

Meanwhile, the Frenchman, despite frustrating delays, is willing to wait for his return to the field. He admitted that when he joined the club, he was aware it would take time to get ready for competitive action again.

"I am a determined person, who wants to come back and who wants to enjoy myself on the pitch again especially, because that is what I miss the most," he said. "The objective is therefore to make my return to the highest level while taking the time necessary, and being patient… Whenever I traveled, I would take my fitness coach with me to stay fit and miss as few sessions as possible. Because I always had this positive thought in mind, that I could return to the field at any time. Of course, there were moments of doubt, but I always wanted to look forward and towards the future. And looking at my kids, I told myself that I wanted them to see me play on the field! I dream of them celebrating one of my goals with a dab [celebration]. That’s what pushed me to train, to maintain this discipline. Today I am very happy to be at Monaco and to return to the job I love!"

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AFPWhat’s next for Pogba and Monaco?

Pogba’s first game in Monaco colours is getting closer. It would be his first competitive appearance since August 2023. The club’s medical staff is working hard on his fitness, while Pocognoli continues to ease him back into full sessions with the first team. Monaco will face Nantes in Ligue 1 on Wednesday and then Paris FC before returning to Champions League action with a match against Bodo/Glimt. They currently sit sixth in the Ligue 1 standings. The upcoming games might come too soon for Pogba, but the November international break could be the time we see him back in competitive football.

Juventus are under investigation once again after UEFA opened proceedings into alleged financial irregularities between 2022 and 2025. The probe, which could lead to new fines or squad registration limits, adds to growing concerns over the club’s financial stability just a year after their European ban.

Another storm brewing in Turin

Juventus’ off-field troubles are far from over. UEFA has officially opened an investigation into the Italian giants for potential breaches of financial regulations covering the three-year period between the 2022-23 and 2024-25 seasons, according to . The case will assess whether the Bianconeri exceeded UEFA’s allowable loss limit of €60 million (£50m/$65m), which can extend to €90m(£76m/$98m) if the club demonstrates healthy financial management.

The findings of the investigation are expected in spring 2026, with possible outcomes ranging from fines to squad restrictions in UEFA competitions. For Juve, who are currently competing in this season’s Champions League, the timing could not be worse. The club have only just begun to restore credibility after being banned from Europe for a year in 2023 for previous financial breaches.

Juventus issued a brief statement confirming their awareness of the new proceedings, attempting to downplay the severity of the situation. However, internally, there is growing concern about the potential impact on future planning, especially as they prepare for a crucial shareholders’ meeting on November 7 the same day CEO Maurizio Scanavino is set to step down after three years in charge.

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This latest investigation reopens wounds that have barely begun to heal. Juventus’ financial conduct has been under constant scrutiny since 2023, when UEFA banned the club for one season and imposed a €20m (£17m/$22m) fine for irregularities related to club licensing and FFP. Half of that fine was suspended, pending the club’s compliance with financial reporting in 2023, 2024 and 2025 the very years now under investigation.

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) had also previously punished the club domestically, docking them 10 points in Serie A for false accounting related to inflated player valuations in transfer dealings. Though Juventus initially had 15 points deducted, the penalty was reduced on appeal but the reputational damage was already done.

Despite this, the club’s hierarchy has consistently maintained that the Serie A giants have acted in accordance with financial fair play principles. They argue that ongoing restructuring efforts, including wage cuts, player sales and a reduction in operating costs are evidence of a more sustainable long-term model. Yet UEFA’s renewed focus suggests that the governing body remains unconvinced.

Rebuilding credibility amid uncertainty

The Bianconeri's relationship with UEFA has been fragile ever since the failed European Super League project in 2021. Although Real Madrid and Barcelona have since softened their stance, Juve’s insistence on pursuing alternative revenue models left a lingering tension with football’s authorities. This new probe risks reopening old wounds at a time when the club are eager to move forward.

The timing also complicates the club’s ongoing financial restructuring plan. UEFA’s updated “football earnings rule” and the “squad cost rule” (SCR), introduced in 2022, have tightened oversight on spending relative to income. The SCR allows clubs to spend no more than 70 per cent of their revenue on player wages, transfers, and agents – a limit Juventus have struggled to meet while maintaining a competitive squad.

Sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli and the club’s board have worked hard to balance the books since the scandal, offloading high-earning players and focusing on developing academy talents. But the looming investigation threatens to derail those efforts, with the potential for sanctions that could limit new signings or impact European participation yet again.

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The next few months will be crucial for Juve both on and off the pitch. UEFA’s decision is not expected before spring 2026, giving the club time to present evidence of compliance and improved financial health. Internally, the club are expected to cooperate fully with investigators in a bid to avoid harsher penalties.

From a footballing perspective, the Old Lady remain focused on maintaining momentum in Serie A, where they sit fifth with 12 points from six games. They will face Como next before a major Champions League test against Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu, matches that could either steady the mood or heighten pressure on the management.

The shareholders’ meeting on November 7 will also be a defining moment. With Scanavino stepping down, Juventus are expected to outline a new executive structure aimed at transparency and fiscal discipline. Yet, for a club still haunted by past controversies, the latest UEFA investigation serves as another reminder that rebuilding trust in Turin will be a long and complex journey.

افتتح منتخب مصر لكرة اليد للناشئين، تحت 17 عاما، بطولة العالم المقامة في المغرب، بالفوز على البرازيل بنتيجة 35-26، في أول نسخة من هذه المسابقة.

والتقى منتخب مصر لكرة اليد للناشئين نظيره البرازيلي في افتتاح مشواره ببطولة العالم المقامة في المغرب، محققًا انتصارًا غاليًا على راقصي السامبا.

وانطلقت بطولة العالم لكرة اليد للرجال تحت 17 عامًا، اليوم 24 أكتوبر وتستمر حتى 1 نوفمبر 2025، في المغرب، وتضم 12 منتخبا مقسمة على 3 مجموعات.

طالع | مواعيد مباريات منتخب اليد تحت 17 عامًا في بطولة العالم

وتعد هذه البطولة الأولى من نوعها على مستوى هذه الفئة العمرية، تحت إشراف الاتحاد الدولي لكرة اليد (IHF)، الذي يسعى من خلالها إلى اكتشاف المواهب الشابة وتعزيز تنافسية اللعبة عالميًا.

ويشارك منتخب مصر لكرة اليد مواليد 2008 في البطولة، في مجموعة تضم إلى جانبه منتخبات البرازيل وأمريكا والمغرب، صاحب الأرض والجمهور. موعد مباراة مصر وأمريكا في كأس العالم لناشئي اليد

ويلتقي منتخب مصر في المباراة المقبلة أمام نظيره الأمريكي، يوم الأحد 26 أكتوبر، في تمام الساعة 8:50 مساءً بتوقيت القاهرة والسعودية.