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Scaloni Urges Fans Not to Pressure Messi Over 2026 World Cup

Argentina’s head coach, Lionel Scaloni, has urged fans not to pressure Lionel Messi about playing in the 2026 World Cup.
Argentina secured their spot in next year’s tournament after a 4-1 win over Brazil earlier this week, leaving many wondering if Messi, now 37, will aim for his sixth World Cup appearance.
“We’ll see what happens. There’s still plenty of time,” Scaloni said. “We need to take it one game at a time. Let’s not drive him crazy with this. He’ll decide when he’s ready.”
Messi missed Argentina’s last two matches against Uruguay and Brazil due to a low-grade adductor muscle injury. The Inter Miami star is currently focused on recovery.
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Ligue 1 Club Toulouse Makes Move to Sign Henry Onyekuru in Summer Transfer

Ligue 1 club, Toulouse shows interest and takes action to sign in Henry Onyekuru during the summer transfer.
It can be noted that the player has struggled with an injury this season however still impresses the mass. He has made four appearances this season.
It was also reported that the player’s current contract with Al Fayha is to end after this season. And there has been no news of extension or offer from the team.
However Ligue 1 club takes action to get a deal and sign in the player during this summer.
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African Boxing Champion Segun Olarenwaju Dies After Collapsing in Ring

African light-heavyweight boxing champion, Segun Olarenwaju collapses and passes away during a fight in Ghana.
It was reported that he was fighting against Jon Mbanugu in the Ghana Professional Boxing League at Bukom Boxing Arena. The boxer suddenly collapsed during the fight and reported as dead.
A viral clip of the match has surfaced online as the boxer collapses during the match.
The heartbreaking news brings fans to tears at the unexpectedness of his story. Segun Olarenwaju was widely recognized for his accomplishments and contributions to the boxing world.
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“I Knew He Would Score” – Carrick on Iheanacho’s First Goal at Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick is confident that Kelechi Iheanacho will find the net more often after scoring his first goal for the club.
The Nigerian forward got off the mark in Boro’s 3-1 win over Oxford United at the Riverside Stadium, putting his side ahead in the 48th minute.
Carrick expressed his delight over Iheanacho’s impact, saying the striker’s confidence will only grow from here.
“He’s happy, and we’re all happy for him,” Carrick said. “Kel has played at a high level, and scoring goals always lifts a player. I was never worried—I knew he would score, and I’m sure there’s more to come. That goal was massive for us.”
Iheanacho joined Middlesbrough on loan from Sevilla in January and will be looking to build on this performance.
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