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Footballer Nathan Tella Reveals Hope For His Redemption After Leverkusen’s Victory
Professional Footballer Nathan Tella shows interest in stating long term with Leverkusen team. The player came in as a substitute at the 68th minute and contributed to the team final goal. Leverkusen secured victory in Bundesliga match with Salzburg, winning with 5-0.
Tella speaks with the media and speaks on the match and shares hope to stay the team long term. “Yeah, of course, I’m an attacker. I always want to score, and be a part of the goals for the team, but I’ve had a bit of difficulty this season. In the last two games, I think we’ve shown character and I hope it continues like this.”
“I think everyone wants to play more games, but obviously, with the way the team is playing, everyone can play, everyone will get their opportunity, everyone will get minutes. It’s just about being ready, so when the opportunity comes, we’ll take it.”
American wrestler Roman Reigns and his wife, Galina Becker, celebrate as they welcome their sixth child.
It can be recalled that the pair got married in 2014 and have been going strong ever since.
The latest news was revealed by a host, Joe Lowry, who commented that Roman Reigns just had another baby. “By the way, congratulations to Roman Reigns. He just had another baby. Good stuff there.”
The news has yet to be announced by the couple but fans wish the pair a congratulations on their safe delivery.
Asisat Oshoala says she’s ready to help the Super Falcons reclaim their crown at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The Bay FC striker is set for her fifth appearance at the tournament, which will take place in Morocco. The 30-year-old already has three WAFCON titles to her name.
At the last edition, also held in Morocco, Oshoala only featured briefly due to injury as South Africa took the title from Nigeria. But now, after over a year away from the squad, she’s back and eager to make an impact.
Speaking to NFF TV, Oshoala shared her excitement about being part of the team again. “Scoring goals is what I love,” she said. “It’s been a while since I played with the national team because of personal things going on in my life. But anytime I’m here, I give my all to help the team get maximum points in every game.”
The Super Falcons will kick off their WAFCON 2024 campaign against Tunisia on Sunday in Casablanca. The tournament begins on Saturday, July 5, with hosts Morocco facing Zambia in Rabat, and it will run until July 26.
Liverpool have announced they will retire the number 20 shirt in honour of their late forward Diogo Jota. The club confirmed the decision on Thursday, saying the gesture is a lasting tribute to Jota’s impact at Anfield, especially his role in Liverpool’s Premier League triumph last season.
Jota, who passed away at 28 in a tragic car accident in Spain alongside his brother Andre Silva, played a crucial part in the Reds’ 2024–2025 title win, which marked their 20th league crown. One of his most memorable moments came in April, when his signature shimmy and finish secured victory in the Merseyside derby, the final goal of his career.
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