MUNICH (GERMANY) (ITALPRESS) – “I’m very happy, it’s fundamental. It opens up more opportunities for other girls. It’s a very important story, and I wish her all the best. We need to be patient with her, because it’s not easy.” This is what Vincent Kompany, Bayern Munich coach, said about the arrival of Marie-Louise Eta as Union Berlin coach, the first female coach in the history of the Bundesliga and, in general, in the major European leagues.

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PARIS (FRANCE) (ITALPRESS) – He has earned unconditional trust by winning trophies, playing excellent football, and changing the mentality of a club that has now truly become a winning side. That is why PSG does not want to lose Luis Enrique and is working on a contract extension which, according to RMC Sport, is already close to being finalized.

The Spanish coach is happy in Paris, and the European champions have made very convincing offers: a three-year extension until 2030 and a salary increase that would make the former Roma manager one of the three highest-paid coaches in the world.

As also highlighted by Spanish outlet AS, PSG considers Luis Enrique the best coach in the world, as demonstrated by his results and his ability to develop the players he has managed and continues to manage.

His current contract runs until 2027, but the renewal is expected to be completed by the end of the season.

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NYON (SWITZERLAND) (ITALPRESS) – UEFA’s disciplinary body has deemed “inadmissible” the appeal filed by Barcelona regarding the penalty denied last week at Camp Nou, during the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal against Atlético Madrid.

Pubill had handled the ball after a pass from Juan Musso, but the referee ruled that play had not yet restarted. However, Barça claimed the gesture was punishable by a penalty, which led to the post-match outcry and the complaint to UEFA, which, however, had no effect.

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Malta has submitted a request for financial assistance from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) after estimated damage caused by Storm Harry reached €128 million. The storm hit the island for 24 hours in mid-January, particularly affecting the southwestern and southeastern coasts. Extensive damage was also recorded to agricultural land as well as public and private property. According to the Maltese Ministry for EU Funds, the government’s request includes a full and verified damage assessment. Under EUSF rules, countries must record losses exceeding €121 million to be eligible for assistance. The request will now be examined by the European Commission, which will assess compliance with the eligibility criteria and determine the amount of financial assistance.

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ACCRA (GHANA) (ITALPRESS) – Carlos Queiroz will lead Ghana at the next World Cup. After Addo’s dismissal, the Black Stars have decided to appoint the 73-year-old Portuguese coach as their new head coach. He will thus be playing his fourth World Cup overseas, having previously led his country’s national team in 2010 and Iran in 2018 and 2022. A former coach of Sporting and Real Madrid and longtime assistant to Ferguson at Manchester United, Queiroz has in recent years led several national teams, including Egypt, Qatar, and Oman. Ghana, in Group L, will make their World Cup debut against Panama on June 18 in Toronto, followed by matches against England (June 23) and Croatia (June 27).

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Bad news for Roberto De Zerbi’s Tottenham Hotspur, who will have to try to secure relegation without their captain, former Genoa and Atalanta defender Cristian Romero. Injured in yesterday’s loss to Sunderland, the 27-year-old Argentine suffered a high-grade partial tear of the medial collateral ligament in his knee:

He’s expected to miss two months, the World Cup hangs in the balance, but above all he won’t be available for the final six matchdays of the Premier League, where Spurs are currently third-bottom, two points behind the relegation zone. Meanwhile, on the transfer front, negotiations are reportedly already well underway to sign Andy Robertson, a 32-year-old left-back on a free transfer, who will be having a fine season at Liverpool. Clearly, his salary is tied to Tottenham’s continued Premier League status.

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RABAT (MOROCCO) (ITALPRESS) – The Tangier-Med port complex’s industrial activity will reach approximately $18.8 billion in 2025, recording 8% growth year-on-year. This was reported in a group press release, republished by the Le 360 ​​website. The automotive sector remains the leading sector, with approximately $12.5 billion, followed by logistics with $5 billion, while other industrial sectors, including textiles and aeronautics, total approximately $1.3 billion, recording the strongest growth. The port continues to attract private investment, reaching approximately $1.7 billion in 2025, confirming the confidence of international operators. Furthermore, 84 new industrial projects were approved during the year, with a total value of approximately $490 million, creating nearly 11,800 jobs. Tangier Med is thus consolidating its position as one of the main industrial and logistics hubs in the Mediterranean and Africa.

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LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – In the last two transfer windows, it seemed like the transfer window was on the verge of closing, with Napoli among the most interested teams, but instead Kobbie Mainoo will tie his future to Manchester United. The 20-year-old midfielder, who has regained consistency with the arrival of Michael Carrick, is expected to extend his contract, which expires in 2027, with a significant salary increase: according to the Guardian, Mainoo’s gross salary is expected to rise from €1.5 million to €7 million per season. “We’re very close, negotiations are at a good stage,” confirmed Carrick, under whose guidance Mainoo also rejoined the England national team.

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MADRID (SPAIN) (ITALPRESS) – Tomorrow, Atlético Madrid take to the pitch and build on their excellent 2-0 victory at Camp Nou. It was a resounding victory, but Barcelona struggled to swallow it, challenging the refereeing decisions to the point of filing a complaint with UEFA.

Diego Pablo Simeone is a football man, with plenty of experience, personality, and charisma, but he also knows how to be diplomatic when the issue threatens to be tricky, like the Catalans’ protest: “I’m thinking about the match and not the referees or anything else. The closer we get to the final, the more referees have to deal with enormous pressure, but I honestly don’t think about them.”

He’s thinking about his Atletico, about Oblak’s possible recovery (“I won’t talk about the lineup, I’ll announce it tomorrow at 7 pm at the hotel”) and he’s clear about what his team must do: “We know what we have to do and how we’ll try to achieve it. Our goal is to move forward, and we’ll play to ensure we continue our adventure. We know that Barcelona is a very strong rival and that we have the same goal.”

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