LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Guglielmo Vicario could return to Italy. Confirmation comes from London, on the Tottenham side, as Spurs are looking for a replacement for the goalkeeper, who could move to Inter in the summer.

According to The Sun, one of the options leads to James Trafford, currently sidelined at Manchester City due to competition from Gigio Donnarumma. The English goalkeeper is also being monitored by Aston Villa.

Meanwhile, Tottenham’s new head coach, Roberto De Zerbi, will most likely have to do without his fellow countryman, who is not yet at full fitness following surgery a few weeks ago.

In addition to Trafford, the London club is also tracking Dutch goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen, whom De Zerbi previously coached at Brighton.

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RABAT (MOROCCO) (ITALPRESS) – “The Netherlands considers genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty to be the most viable solution” to the Sahara dispute, Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen stated this, as reported by the MAP news agency, during a press conference held yesterday in Rabat following his meeting with his Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita.

This position was also reiterated in the joint communiqué released following talks between Bourita and Berendsen, who are on a working visit to Morocco. Berendsen also reaffirmed the Netherlands’ support for UN Security Council Resolution 2797, as well as for the efforts of the UN Secretary-General’s Personal Envoy, Staffan de Mistura, to “facilitate and advance negotiations based on the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco, with a view to reaching a just, lasting, and mutually acceptable political solution.”

The Foreign Minister finally emphasized that “the Netherlands will act in accordance with this position, including diplomatically and economically, in compliance with international law.”

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RIO DE JANEIRO (BRAZIL) (ITALPRESS) – Only the signature is missing, but that’s on the way. ESPN Brazil is clear, reporting that an agreement has already been reached between the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) and Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti for a new contract expiring in 2030.

This rumor, if confirmed, would exclude the former AC Milan and Real Madrid coach from the many possibilities for the Azzurri national team following the split between the FIGC and Gennaro Gattuso.

Details have already been finalized; Ancelotti has also reportedly received a pay raise for his staff, while he, ESPN emphasizes, will retain his current salary of €10 million per year, the highest ever in the history of the Brazilian Football Confederation. At the World Cup, Brazil will face Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland in Group C.

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BUCHAREST (ROMANIA) (ITALPRESS) – Mircea Lucescu has passed away. The former Romania coach has died at the age of 80 following a heart attack on April 2nd during a technical meeting of his national team. The former Pisa, Brescia, Reggiana, and Inter coach had been hospitalized in Bucharest and suffered a second heart attack as he was about to leave the hospital.

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PARIS (FRANCE) (ITALPRESS) – The mistake that led to the defeat against Mallorca has added uncertainty to the future of Eduardo Camavinga at Real Madrid.

Given the alternatives in midfield and performances that have not always been convincing, the 23-year-old Frenchman – according to L’Equipe – is not considered untouchable, and this summer Los Blancos would be willing to listen to potential offers.

Among the clubs most interested is Liverpool, who have tracked Camavinga in the past, with his valuation reportedly around €50 million.

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CARDIFF (WALES) (ITALPRESS) – Aaron Ramsey has hung up his boots. At 35, the former Wales captain announced his retirement from professional football on social media.

“It wasn’t an easy decision to make. After a long period of reflection, I’ve decided to retire from football,” Ramsey wrote. His most recent experience came in the second half of 2025 with Mexican side Pumas.

A product of Cardiff City’s youth system, Ramsey spent the majority of his career at Arsenal, where he arrived in 2008 and played for 11 seasons before moving to Juventus, where he stayed from 2019 to 2022. He then had spells with Rangers and Nice before returning to Cardiff.

With Wales, he earned 86 caps and scored 21 goals, reaching the semifinals of Euro 2016, where he was named in the Team of the Tournament. He also represented his country at the following European Championship and at Wales’ first-ever World Cup in 2022.

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Malta is becoming increasingly renowned as a destination for international artists, with another major name set to take the stage this summer.

Multi-Grammy award-winning singer Michael Bublé will perform live on July 8, 2026, at Ta’ Qali, in what is expected to be one of the year’s most anticipated concerts on the island.

Known for his distinctive voice and polished live shows, Bublé is expected to deliver a full-scale production featuring some of his best-loved songs, including “Haven’t Met You Yet,” “Feeling Good,” and “Home.”

Organisers say the event will offer fans an “extraordinary night” as the Canadian star brings his internationally acclaimed tour to Maltese audiences for a single summer performance.

A phased ticketing system will be introduced to manage high demand, with fans required to register in advance for early access. The approach aims to ensure fair distribution of tickets amid expectations of a rapid sell-out.

Officials have urged fans to secure their place early, warning that availability will be limited.

More details, including ticketing information, are available through the official event platform.

The concert marks another step in Malta’s efforts to position itself as a hub for world-class live entertainment, continuing to attract globally recognised performers to its shores.

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MANCHESTER (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Harry Maguire will lead the Manchester United defense next season as well. The 33-year-old English defender, whose contract expires in June, has signed a renewal until 2027 with the option of a further year. Maguire was signed in 2019 from Leicester for a then-record fee of 80 million pounds: since then, he has made 266 appearances, including victories in the League Cup (2023) and FA Cup (2024). Stripped of the captaincy by Ten Hag and relegated to the sidelines by Amorim, Maguire has returned to prominence since mid-January, with the arrival of Carrick as manager.

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VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Inflation across the euro area rose to 2.5% in March, up from 1.9% in February, according to the latest Eurostat estimates, highlighting renewed price pressures across Europe.

The increase was largely driven by a sharp rebound in energy prices, which surged from -3.1% to 4.9%, pushing overall inflation higher.

In contrast, other components showed signs of easing. Services inflation edged down to 3.2%, while prices for food, drink and tobacco fell to 2.4%.

Malta, however, recorded a more moderate inflation rate of 2.3% in March, placing it below the eurozone average.

Compared with other European countries, Malta ranks among those with the lowest inflation, holding the fifth-lowest rate overall.

Its inflation level remains below that of countries such as Croatia and Lithuania, where rates exceed 4%, but slightly above France and Italy, where inflation is closer to or below 2%.

The data also indicate that Malta has avoided the sharp energy-driven spikes seen elsewhere in Europe, helping to keep overall price growth relatively stable.

Despite rising inflation across the euro area, Malta’s more contained price pressures suggest a comparatively moderate impact on consumers.

The figures underscore Malta’s relatively resilient position, even as broader European markets face renewed inflationary strain.

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LISBON (PORTUGAL) (ITALPRESS) – The draw against Casa Pia has probably extinguished the last hopes of the title (“even if we win all the other games, we don’t depend on ourselves”). The most realistic goal is second place, but in any case, José Mourinho doesn’t see himself managing any other club next season than Benfica. Asked about rumors that his agent Jorge Mendes wants to take him elsewhere, the Special One was clear: “If something happened during the match, I don’t know. Nothing happened before the match. Jorge Mendes is my agent, but I’m the one making the decisions. And my decision is that I want to stay at Benfica.” Something in the squad definitely needs to change. “Right now, I’d like to stop playing some players. But there are higher values ​​at stake: they are the club’s assets, even if I didn’t want to continue with some of them. From a sporting perspective, the possible goal is second place, but it also depends on the others,” added Mou.

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