Serie A side Milan are still keen on making an attacking signing and Midtjylland star Dario Osorio has emerged as a target.
MilanNews offer the news and also look at some vital reasons why the 22-year-old is a target.
One key factor is the involvement of Simon Kjaer, who had a spell with the Rossoneri and currently finds himself as a member of the board at Midtjylland. He has already given interviews in Italy about a host of players at the Danish side and even name-dropping Osorio.
This could allow Milan a working connection that can work in their favour.
Another reason is that Osorsio isn't just a player who is liked now. He has been followed for a long time. He was first brought to the Rossoneri desk in January 2023, when Paolo Maldini was still at the club and he even tried to bring him to the San Siro.

#midtjylland #osorio #even #dario

Chelsea beat Western Sydney Wanderers 6-4 at Accor Stadium in Sydney in their first official pre-season game.
The Blues took the lead through Dastan Satpaev, who looked impressive, but the Australian side battled back into the game.
More Chelsea goals from Jamie Gittens, Dario Essugo, and a hat-trick from Joao Pedro ensured the West London outfit secured the victory.
The Chelsea attacking unit and the midfielders were impressive, although Tosin Adarabioyo and Josh Acheampong did not cover themselves in glory at the back.
Still, there are plenty of positives for Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso to take home.

#sydney #back #western

Joao Pedro scored a late hat-trick as Chelsea kickstarted the Xabi Alonso win with a thrilling 6-4 win over Western Sydney Wanderers.
Chelsea overcame the A-League side in a 10-goal contest to begin their tour of Australia, with Pedro the difference.
Alonso named an inexperienced side for the fixture with only Tosin Adarabioyo, Josh Acheampong and Liam Delap regulars in the first-team group last season
Alonso's side led inside six minutes through 17-year-old Dastan Satpayev, who has arrived at Chelsea this summer from Kairat Almaty. An end-to-end first half then saw Western Sydney Wanderers turn the game around, before Dario Essugo equalised for Chelsea before half-time.
The action continued after the interval, with Dylan Scicluna scoring for the Australian side and Jamie Gittens levelling once more for Chelsea. Teenager Awan Lual put Western Sydney Wanderers ahead for a third time, only for Pedro's late treble to earn Chelsea the win.

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Every start of preseason we make it clear that these games are nothing more than fitness preparation for the squad. However when you give playing time for several young players like we did today, you have to keep your eyes peeled for what may come next.
One of those young'uns, Dastan Satpayev, had some eyes set on him and showed why that was the case. A good run from Ryan Kavuma-McQueen's pass to break the offside trap from the hosts at Accor Stadium in Sydney and the Kazakh international scored not even 10 minutes into the match.
While offensively the Blues were very promising, the combination of Tosin Adarabioyo and 18-year-old centre-back Olutayo Subuloye in defence didn't make it for solid defending. In spite of Teddy Sharman-Lowe's best efforts to organise his teammates in a corner kick, he couldn't do much to avoid giving Western Sydney Wanderers the tying goal.
It didn't help that midfielders Reggie Watson and Dário Essugo weren't in the kind of rhythm needed to control action in their sector. The hosts were thus able to attack at whim with little to no counterpart offered by Chelsea, who had instead to keep defending against a barrage of shots from the Wanderers.
Unsurprisingly the hosts got in front via Aydan Hammond, with defence once again not covering themselves in glory. What was surprising, was Chelseaying at 2-2 with Dário Essugo ***** isted by Reggie Walsh on a Satpayev play and pass from the left flank.

#satpayev #keep #eyes

Geovany Quenda has had a lengthy lead-in to his move to Chelsea, spending his time at biweekly English lessons and building physical strength to adapt to the demands of the Premier League through additional training and nutritional work.
However, after working to ensure he finished his final season at Sporting strongly, he suffered a broken fifth metatarsal (a bone on the outer edge of the foot) that kept him sidelined for four months. His side finished second and lost the cup final to minnows Torreense.
During that period, he completed much of his rehabilitation at Chelsea's Cobham training ground, where he spoke regularly with then-manager Liam Rosenior and several players, including compatriots Pedro Neto and Dario Essugo.
Quenda also quietly attended matches at Stamford Bridge during this time, while avoiding being seen.
Sources close to Quenda say he is targeting a regular first-team role at Chelsea and hopes to make his senior Portugal debut in the near future.

Arsenal have been named as one of the clubs interested in a move for Dario Osorio, who currently plays for Midtjylland in Denmark.
The Chilean has been in Denmark since 2023 and has continued to develop into one of the standout young players in the league, with ******* nal monitoring his progress closely throughout the season.
Last season was a strong one for him, and he has attracted attention from several top clubs who are now seriously considering a move this summer, following consistent performances across the campaign.
Arsenal are among the interested sides, as reported by Mirror Football, with the winger being compared to Alexis Sanchez and tipped for a similar career trajectory at the highest level, with scouts continuing to monitor his development closely ahead of any decision.
Osorio is still 22, meaning a potential move to the Emirates Stadium would give ******* nal a long-term option in a developing talent.

The Los Angeles Rams’ offseason signing of cornerback Jaylen Watson has recently been lost in the shuffle. It’s probably fair because the trade acquisitions of Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett figure to be monumental for the team. On draft day the selection of Ty Simpson earned more headlines than nearly any other move by the Rams. Now Aaron Donald’s potential return is also garnering a lot of eyeballs.
But Watson was one of the best additions the team made all season. That was true in March and it is ever true today.
If we compare LA’s new cornerback to the players who started games a year ago, Watson is head and shoulders better than Cobie Durant, Emmanuel Forbes, and late-career Darious Williams.
The Rams effectively took a championship-winning corner duo from the Kansas City Chiefs and asked them to help their new team return to the pinnacle of the profession.
While the actual and potential additions of McDuffie, Garrett, Simpson, and Donald are intriguing, perhaps one of the strongest moves of the entire offseason was adding Watson.

The Seagulls announced the news via a post on their official club website earlier today.
The 33-year-old joins Brighton & Hove Albion following a spell with Italian Serie A Women Athora club Juventus. Wälti spent one season in Italy, winning the Serie A Women’s Cup and Supercoppa Italiana.
The midfielder is best known for her seven-year spell with **** nal. Wälti made 183 appearances for The Gunners in all competitions, winning the Barclays Women’s Super League **** le, UEFA Women’s Champions League and two Subway Women’s League Cups in the process.
On the international stage, Wälti has been capped by Switzerland on 140 occasions in which she has scored five goals.
After adding Wälti to his squad, Brighton & Hove Albion boss Dario Vidošić said “Lia is a huge addition to the team ahead of the new season.

As Silicon Valley debates whether AI will replace millions of office workers, one of the executives building the technology's underlying infrastructure says Gen Z shouldn't buy into the apocalyptic job displacement predictions. Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services, argued that forecasts of mass white-collar job losses—including warnings from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei that AI could eliminate up to half of entry-level office jobs—don't hold up under scrutiny.
"If you believe that half of jobs get wiped out, the whole economy collapses on itself," Garman said on an episode of the Platformer podcast released Tuesday. "Everything goes away. You're not going to have AI, and then you have to go back to those other jobs at some point. The math doesn't work out."
Instead, Garman said AI will reshape work rather than eliminate it outright. While some jobs may not exist in the future, new jobs will emerge, he argued, because economies simply depend on workers earning money and spending it.
He likened the current AI boom to the arrival of Microsoft Excel, which largely replaced workers who spent their days performing calculations by hand. Those jobs changed, but workers adapted by learning new tools.
"I do think that half of white-collar jobs may change, but wipe out and change are different," Garman added.

Australian Rules Football
AFL Men’s — Round 15
Gold Coast Suns vs. Hawthorn Hawks — FS2/Fox One, 5:26 a.m. (Friday)
College Basketball
College Basketball Talk — CBS Sports Network, noon
FIFA World Cup
Group Stage — Matchday 2
Group A, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA
Announcers — Fox/Fox One: Ian Crocker/Danny Higginbotham//Telemundo/Peacock: José Hernandez/Darío Daicz
Czechia vs. South Africa — Fox/Fox One//Telemundo/Peacock, 11:55 a.m.
Announcers: Carlota Vizmanos/Miguel Gurwitz/Gutí/Eugenia Karolyi/Jaime Herrera
Hoy en el Mundial — Telemundo/Peacock, 10:30 a.m.
Announcers: Pien Meulensteen/Juan Pablo Ángel/Carli Lloyd/John Obi Mikel
FIFA World Cup Live — Fox/Fox One, 11 a.m.

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