Just a few months ago, Ovie Ejaria was playing in the First Division with Oviedo. Now, at 28 years old and after being left without a team, the English footballer has turned to LinkedIn to look for work. An unusual situation in professional football that reflects the drastic change his career has undergone in a very short time.
Erola Jons has become one of the prominent names at the start of the Vuelta for reasons that have little to do with what happened on the bike. The Catalan influencer, brought in by the organization to generate content aimed at new audiences, sparked a strong controversy with her comments about Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG), which were labeled sexist. The controversy has already had consequences: she will continue working in the race, but the Vuelta organization has decided to remove her from direct contact with the cyclists.
Zinedine Zidane has officially begun his tenure as the new coach of France and, just a few days after his presentation, the figures of the contract that will link him to the French Football Federation (FFF) until the 2030 World Cup have emerged. Although during his presentation it was emphasized that the financial aspect was never an obstacle to reaching the agreement, a French media outlet has revealed the salary the coach will receive and the bonuses that could significantly increase his income.
Leo Messi will play in a World Cup final again. The former Barça player and current Inter Miami forward will face his second consecutive title match with Argentina after fulfilling the greatest dream of his career in Qatar 2022: becoming world champion.
Lamine Yamal was once again the protagonist after Spain’s qualification for the 2026 World Cup final. The Barça forward, decisive during the semifinal against France, shared a video on TikTok that quickly went viral due to the way he celebrated the Spanish national team’s victory and his nod to the French language.
Spain’s 2-0 victory over France, which secured their qualification for the World Cup final, also left one of the most unexpected scenes off the field. Ana Botín, Juan Roig, and IShowSpeed met at the Dallas stadium and had a conversation that quickly went viral.
Jannik Sinner has just won Wimbledon, reaching his 100th victory in Grand Slam tournaments in the final against Alexander Zverev and continues to establish himself as the number one in the world. However, there is one challenge that still eludes the Italian: the driving test. The champion surprised by confessing that he has already failed it four times.
The interview Juan Carlos Ferrero gave in Italy continues to make headlines. In addition to being open to coaching Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz’s great rival, the former coach of the Murcian tennis player until last December admitted that with him, he would not have bought a 9 million euro yacht.