TURIN (ITALPRESS) – Michele Di Gregorio is leaving Juventus after two seasons with the Bianconeri and joining Bournemouth on loan. “Having arrived at Juventus in the summer of 2024, after making his debut on August 19 in a 3-0 win against Como at the Allianz Stadium, Di Gregorio has made 84 appearances for the Bianconeri in all competitions. Now, Michele begins a new chapter in his career in England. Best of luck,” the club added.

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BATOR (MONGOLIA) (ITALPRESS) – Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Sewilam, presented the main characteristics of Egypt’s water system and the pillars of the second-generation Water System 2.0, speaking at COP17 of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, currently underway in Mongolia.

According to the Egyptian Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, Sewilam delivered a conference titled “Innovations in Water Resources Management,” highlighting the challenges of limited resources and growing demand for water.

Priorities outlined include increasing water use efficiency, reusing agricultural wastewater, and maximizing the use of available resources. The minister also outlined efforts to modernize water infrastructure and introduce advanced technologies, including satellite imagery and drones for monitoring and data collection.

Among the projects presented, the “digital twin” of the Ismailia Canal represents a step toward digital water resource management. Sewilam also emphasized the importance of cooperation with Nile Basin countries and African states, as well as interventions for the treatment and reuse of agricultural wastewater and coastal protection through nature-based solutions.

The minister finally reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to integrating modern infrastructure, technology, water reuse, nature-based solutions, governance, and community participation to ensure the sustainability of water resources and support the country’s development.

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Malta’s public administration deficit has narrowed to 2.2% of GDP in 2025, falling below the 3% benchmark set by the European Union for the first time since the pandemic. The improvement in public finances came as direct taxation reached a record level, with income and wealth taxes rising to 15.1% of GDP. An analysis by the Central Bank of Malta finds that the increase was primarily driven by growth in taxpayer payments, rather than an increase in tax rates. The main contributor was corporate income tax, which reached 7.1% of GDP in 2025, compared to an average of 5.3% in the previous decade. According to the Central Bank, the increase recorded in the last two years largely reflects the growth in taxes paid by companies registered in Malta but with the majority of their operations abroad. The Central Bank emphasizes that these companies benefit from Malta’s tax refund system, but still continue to pay significant amounts of tax once the refunds have been made.

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MADRID (SPAIN) (ITALPRESS) – José Mourinho appeared at the press conference on the eve of the match against Real Sociedad with his customary directness, but also with a sense of serenity that the Portuguese coach himself highlighted. “Ultimately, it is one of the 19 home games we will play. Every point matters, even the ones you might drop,” Mourinho explained, asking his team to maintain the same attitude they have shown so far. “I expect the same hunger to win, the same mentality, the same resilience, and the same strength. And calmness, too.” One of the main topics of the conference was the treatment Vinicius receives from opponents. Mourinho pointed out that the Brazilian needs to learn to handle provocations better, but he also called for greater protection from referees. “I want Vini to have more control over his emotions, but if he is subjected to an aggressive act three minutes later, then there has to be a sending-off,” he stated. The Portuguese coach then spoke about his own personal evolution: “For a few years now, I’ve felt calmer and have greater control over my emotions.” A change that, according to Mourinho, does not mean he has lost his personality: “However, I still struggle to handle the situations of difficulty and frustration that will inevitably arise.”

As for the transfer market, Mourinho considers the squad practically complete. “As far as I’m concerned, it’s closed, even though the market is still open. You never know what might happen,” he explained. The coach reiterated, however, that he does not want to lose any members of the current squad: “If someone were to leave, I wouldn’t be happy. I’d like to keep this group together.” Mourinho then addressed the topic of the attacking trio featuring Mbappé, Vinicius, and Bellingham, showing no concern about tactical compatibility issues: “I want all three of them together. Their qualities compensate for whatever they might lack in terms of tactical balance. That’s where I can help them.” Finally, he touched upon the physical condition of Tchouameni and Endrick. The Frenchman did not suffer a setback, but the staff decided not to rush things: “We decided he shouldn’t start the season struggling. It’s one thing to finish a season with an issue, but quite another to start one that way in August.” As for Endrick, he is dealing with minor tendonitis. “It’s a preventive measure to avoid a more serious problem,” Mourinho explained, reaffirming his confidence in the young Brazilian: “I really like him. There has been a lot of interest in him, but I don’t want to sell or loan him out. He has immense talent.”

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Another official transfer coup for Tottenham. The team managed by Roberto De Zerbi has signed Savinho from Manchester City. The 22-year-old Brazilian forward—”a fast and promising winger”—joins the London club after two seasons at City, according to today’s statement. “Born in São Mateus, Brazil, Savinho signed for Atlético Mineiro’s youth team, making his professional debut at just 16 in August 2020. In his second season with the first team, he helped secure a historic domestic treble. After 35 appearances and two goals for Atlético Mineiro, he moved to France to sign with Troyes, before joining PSV Eindhoven on loan for the 2022/23 season. The following year, a second loan spell— this time at Girona—marked the start of a breakthrough season for the young forward,” Tottenham’s statement reads. According to British media, the deal is expected to cost the London club around 100 million euros, including bonuses.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) – Cody Gakpo has caught the eye of Manchester City and Enzo Maresca. According to Sky Sport UK, the Italian coach wants to bolster his team’s attack, and the latest name on the list is the Dutch forward, who is under contract with Liverpool until 2030. There have been no talks between City and the Reds yet, but negotiations could take shape this week.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) – The President of the Libyan High Council of State (Senate), Mohamed Takala, met in Tripoli with the European Union Ambassador to Libya, Nicola Orlando, to discuss the latest political developments and ways to support the political settlement process.

According to a statement posted by the Libyan High Council of State on Facebook, Orlando opened the meeting by congratulating Takala on his recent re-election as President of the Council. The two reviewed cooperation between the Council and the EU in addressing current challenges and emphasized the importance of unifying institutions and intensifying efforts to bridge the gaps between Libyan political factions, with the aim of achieving the stability and elections desired by the Libyan people.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) – The rift between Julián Álvarez and the Atlético Madrid fanbase now appears irreparable. The 26-year-old Argentine—idolized until last season—is now experiencing the same bitter disappointment that Antoine Griezmann faced upon his return to Atlético in 2021, after leaving the club for Barcelona two years earlier. The difference, however, is that Álvarez has not yet moved to Barça, despite having expressed his desire to join the Blaugrana since the start of the summer. Locked in a psychological and media battle with the club’s management—who have blocked his departure—the forward received a hostile reception yesterday from the Colchoneros supporters. These were the same fans who had plastered Atlético’s training center with signs reading “Julián Out” and displaying his number 19 crossed out in a “no transfer” style. Having already been insulted during the halftime break of Wednesday’s match against Málaga (a 2-0 win)—despite not even being in the squad—Álvarez was subjected to various insults from the fans during the first hydration break and again when he went to warm up in the 53rd minute.

Upon entering the pitch (67th minute)—and when his name was announced before the match—he was met with a chorus of loud jeers. On the bench, staring blankly into space, the Argentine appeared dejected; his performance was lackluster, falling far short of his usual dynamism, pressing, and runs into the box (he managed only 12 touches). Even Giuliano Simeone’s late equalizer (85th minute, a 2-2 home draw against Villarreal) did not stop the Metropolitano crowd from loudly booing Alvarez again as he headed straight for the dressing room while his teammates went over to acknowledge the fans. “Staying wasn’t his decision, but the club’s,” explained coach Diego Simeone. “But if we want to win trophies, we need to be united and have quality forwards. We have him, and we need to look after him.” However, it is highly likely that the “conflict” between Alvarez and Atlético will persist until the transfer window closes.

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CAIRO (EGYPT) (ITALPRESS) – From November 4 to 28, 2026, the Pyramids of Giza will host the sixth edition of “Forever Is Now,” an international contemporary art exhibition bringing together Egyptian and international artists. According to the Egyptian Cabinet’s Media Center on Facebook, this year’s edition will feature artists from countries including Egypt, France, the United States, and China. The artworks, created specifically for the site, will engage in a dialogue with the landscape and the monumental scale of the Giza Plateau.

The sixth edition will focus on the Pyramids as a source of artistic reflection—ranging from their extraordinary geometric precision to their astronomical alignment—while addressing themes such as continuity, cultural memory, and the relationship between order and wonder. The event takes place at the Giza Pyramids—a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back approximately 4,500 years—and aims to reinforce Egypt’s role as an international hub for art and cultural dialogue.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) – The injury scare regarding Gavi at Barcelona has been resolved. The midfielder—who suffered a torn cruciate ligament in 2023—took a knock to his right knee during yesterday’s match against Elche (won 5-0 by the Blaugrana), but medical tests carried out this morning confirmed it was merely a contusion. Consequently, there is no injury for the 22-year-old, who will return to training in the coming days. Meanwhile, players who did not feature in the match or played limited minutes undertook a more intense workout during today’s training session. Among them was Rodri, who completed the full session alongside Balde, Olmo, Brian Fariñas, Cortés, Gordon, Bisiwu, Koundé, Cancelo, Cubarsí, Szczesny, Eder Aller, and Hamza Abdelkarim.

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