Darwin Nunez Is Returning to Liverpool on a Free Transfer

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Darwin Nunez Is Returning to Liverpool on a Free Transfer

Nunez is returning to Liverpool on a free transfer, per Uruguayan journalist Martin Charquero. The 26-year-old left Al Hilal as a free agent after being squeezed out of their squad following the arrival of Karim Benzema. Official confirmation is being held back at Nunez's request while he focuses on Uruguay's World Cup campaign.

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Sevilla Striker Rafa Mir Sentenced to Eight and a Half Years in Prison for Sexual Assault

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Mir has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for sexual assault and bodily harm, per the Valencian High Court of Justice. The conviction can still be appealed. A second defendant, Pablo Jara, received two and a half years. Mir was ordered to pay the victim $74,000 in compensation. Offences occurred in September 2024.

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Lamine Yamal Starts on the Bench for Spain's World Cup Opener

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Lamine Yamal Starts on the Bench for Spain's World Cup Opener

Yamal has been named on the bench for Spain's World Cup opener against Cape Verde, with Gavi starting in his place. The 18-year-old has not played since April due to groin and hamstring injuries. "Lamine Yamal is ready to play a few minutes," coach Luis de la Fuente said, "Otherwise, he wouldn't even be on the bench."

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FIFA Reverses Its Spanish Language Ban at World Cup Press Conferences After Backlash

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FIFA Reverses Its Spanish Language Ban at World Cup Press Conferences After Backlash

FIFA has revised its World Cup press conference language policy to allow Spanish after viral incidents involving Vinicius Jr, Achraf Hakimi and Frenkie de Jong, per The Sporting News. A FIFA official had blocked Spanish questions at Brazil and Morocco's pre-match conference despite Mexico being a host country. Spanish will now be available as a fourth language at all conferences.

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Van Dijk Urges FIFA to Rethink Mandatory Hydration Breaks at the World Cup

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Van Dijk Urges FIFA to Rethink Mandatory Hydration Breaks at the World Cup

"I think hydration breaks are a good thing. But every time going to commercials is not really something that I like," Van Dijk said after the Netherlands drew 2-2 with Japan. "If it is really hot it makes sense, but you have to look at every game separately. I think I have said enough already on that," he concluded.

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