ROME (ITALPRESS) – Joao Felix is a new player for Al-Nassr. The Saudi club announced the news via a post on their social media channels, complete with a photo of him signing a contract until 2027. The former AC Milan player thus joins his compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo and Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus. Al-Nassr will pay Chelsea approximately €50 million.

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – David Moyes is asking the Friedkins to make an effort. According to British press, the Everton manager has set his sights on Manchester City winger Jack Grealish, who is leaving the Citizens and whose contract expires in 2027. The Toffees are reportedly ready to sign him on loan, but competition is fierce in the Premier League and beyond.

West Ham are interested in the player, but also, and above all, Antonio Conte’s Napoli, who, having lost Ndoye, may be more determined to target the England international. And it’s precisely the Three Lions coach Thomas Tuchel who is eyeing Grealish, who intends to play consistently in preparation for the 2026 World Cup. Moyes is ready to give him a starting spot; Napoli and the other contenders have another strong competitor.

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Borussia Dortmund are in the fast lane for Jadon Sancho. According to Sky Sports, Juventus, who have been tracking the player for weeks, must contend with the German club that launched the Englishman into the top flight.

The Gialloneri want to bring him back for a third time (after a year in the youth team, he played for the first team between 2017 and 2021, returning in January 2024) and have already initiated discussions with Manchester United. The Old Trafford club, according to British media, values the 25-year-old at between €18 and €20 million, and Borussia Dortmund is reportedly ready to submit a suitable offer.

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MARSEILLE (FRANCE) (ITALPRESS) – The Igor Paixao saga is in its final stages. As reported by L’Equipe, the Brazilian striker—a target of Roma—is one step closer to joining Marseille, who have reached an agreement with Feyenoord.

The Dutch club has authorized the player to travel to Marseille for a mandatory medical before signing a contract. The deal, according to the French newspaper, is valued at around €35 million. Last season, the 25-year-old scored 18 goals in 45 appearances between the Eredivisie and Champions League.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) – Sunderland have reached an agreement with Bayer Leverkusen for the signing of Granit Xhaka. The BBC reports that the deal is worth around 13 million pounds (approximately 15 million euros) plus 4 million in bonuses.

The Swiss midfielder will travel to England in the next few hours to undergo a medical and sign a three-year contract. Xhaka, who has also been linked with AC Milan in recent weeks, will be Sunderland’s eighth summer signing, following the arrivals of Enzo Le Fee, Habib Diarra, Matthew Burns, Noah Sadiki, Reinildo Mandava, Chemsdine Talbi, and Simon Adingra.

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MADRID (SPAIN) (ITALPRESS) – Real Madrid could sell Vinicius if a significant offer arrives for the Brazilian star, despite his €1 billion release clause. Mundo Deportivo reports, reiterating the 2000-born player’s desire to earn as much as Kylian Mbappé, who was signed by the Blancos last summer on a salary of €23 million net per season (including bonuses).

Vinicius, on the other hand, has a contract worth approximately €15 million net per season, expiring on June 30, 2027. Last season, the Brazilian scored 22 goals in 58 appearances, while Mbappé scored 44 in 59 appearances.

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Gabriel Jesus is a target of several teams, but it’s still unclear where he will play next year. Arsenal’s Brazilian striker, recovering from a serious knee injury, has not received any official offers. Palmeiras and Flamengo are certainly interested in him, and are closely monitoring his recovery, but according to CaughtOffside, AC Milan, Barcelona and Newcastle are also reportedly pursuing him.

Barcelona is planning a post-Lewandowski move, while Newcastle is evaluating options to strengthen their attack. But Tottenham and Inter are also among the clubs keeping an eye on Jesus. Although none of these teams have yet submitted formal offers, negotiations could accelerate once his health is more clear.

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ISTANBUL (TURKEY) (ITALPRESS) – The transfer market saga surrounding Victor Osimhen and his permanent move to Galatasaray is close to finishing. According to the Turkish press, after the agreement reached between the two clubs, Napoli and Galatasaray, for approximately €80 million (€35 million upfront and another €40 million in two installments thanks to a bank guarantee, plus €5 million in bonuses), in the last few hours, the Galatasaray management and the Nigerian striker have also reportedly reached an agreement.

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – The Maltese government has launched a revamped Road Code aimed at improving safety and awareness on the nation’s roads, as the country grapples with the aftermath of three fatal accidents that occurred within less than 24 hours.

Unveiled by Minister for Transport Chris Bonett, the new Maltese Road Code is a comprehensive update reflecting the changing realities of mobility in Malta. It includes clearer guidance for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and users of modern transport like electric scooters and pedelecs.

The code places strong emphasis on discipline and the dangers of distractions, particularly mobile phone use while driving. “It is not uncommon for someone to end up killed or bedridden because a driver failed to think twice,” Bonett said during the launch.

As part of the initiative, the government introduced the “Think Twice” campaign, which aims to raise awareness about everyday decisions that can have life-altering consequences on the road. An additional campaign targeting children will complement this effort, promoting long-term cultural change in road use behavior.

Transport Malta CEO Kurt Farrugia said the updated guidelines are necessary to address new challenges and ensure respect among all road users. The code also includes specific safety rules for wearing helmets and seat belts, accident reporting, and navigating traffic signs.

The announcement coincided with a grim weekend on Malta’s roads, with three separate accidents claiming three lives and leaving several others seriously injured. While investigations are ongoing, the incidents have added urgency to the government’s push for safer roads.

Minister Bonett concluded by stating that regardless of how transport evolves, “the value of life and the sense of safety must remain unchanged.”

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Malta has been ranked as the ninth most overcrowded tourist destination in the world, according to a study by Go2Africa, as reported by the New York Post. The list highlights global hotspots where overtourism is placing increasing strain on infrastructure and local communities. The study compared each country’s annual tourist numbers with its population.

In 2024, Malta, with a population of 563,443, welcomed over 3.5 million tourists — averaging 6.32 visitors per resident. Only eight countries surpassed Malta, including Vatican City, which saw 6.8 million tourists despite having just 882 residents. Other nations ahead of Malta included Monaco, Bahrain, and the Bahamas.

The New York Post noted the broader implications of such tourism levels, stating that “picturesque destinations are feeling the strain of overtourism,” and raised concerns about sustainability and the long-term impact on communities. The report suggested tourists consider alternative destinations to ease pressure on overcrowded locales. For Malta, Mauritius was recommended as a quieter, more spacious option with similar cultural richness. Other countries that followed Malta in the top 15 included Hong Kong, Iceland, and Croatia.

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