Mitchell Starc made a stunning start to the second Test against Bangladesh, taking a wicket with the first ball of the match before finishing the opening day with six wickets. Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam later matched Starc's six-wicket haul as 18 wickets fell on a dramatic day of Test cricket on Saturday.

Shoriful, who returned to the Bangladesh side after recovering from a side strain that kept him out of the first Test, finished with 6-35.

Australia were 165-8 at stumps and had taken a 101-run lead. Cameron Green was unbeaten on 51, while Nathan Lyon was not out on 10.
Australia won the toss and decided to bowl first. Captain Pat ****** mins felt the pitch could offer some help to the bowlers early in the morning.

"The wicket looks pretty good, but if there is any moisture in it, it might be this morning," ****** mins had said during the toss.

Starc quickly proved his captain right.

Shadman Islam was caught at gully off a leading edge from the very first ball, giving Starc his record fourth career wicket with the first delivery of a match.

Starc then removed Tanzid Hasan before having Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto caught lbw in the third over.

Bangladesh, which had surprisingly won the first Test of the two-match series, was suddenly in deep trouble.

Starc took his fourth wicket when Cameron Green made a grass-top catch to dismiss Mominul Haque for 9. Mominul was the only Bangladesh batter among the first four to score a run. Starc then trapped Litton Das lbw for his fifth wicket before taking his sixth after lunch. He finished with figures of 6-12 from 10 overs, while ****** mins took three wickets.
Bangladesh were dismissed for just 64 shortly after lunch. It was their lowest total while batting first in Australia since South Africa were bowled out for 36 in 1932.

No. 11 batter Shoriful Islam was Bangladesh's highest scorer with 14.

The pitch continued to be difficult for batting even after the morning session. Australia's batters also found it hard to score freely.

Starc was delighted with his incredible first session and spoke to his wife, television commentator and former Australia captain Alyssa Healy while walking off the field at lunch.

"Six (wickets) in the first session, can't beat that," Starc told his wife, television commentator and former Australia captain Alyssa Healy while walking off the field at lunch. "Obviously a little bit of anger."
After Bangladesh were bowled out, Australia looked to take control of the Test.

But Shoriful Islam had other plans.

The left-arm Bangladesh fast bowler made an impressive return after missing the first Test because of a side strain. He took six wickets for 35 runs and helped Bangladesh fight back.

Australia lost eight wickets before the end of the day and finished on 165-8. Green stood firm and remained unbeaten on 51, while Lyon was not out on 10. Australia therefore ended the day with a 101-run lead.

#bangladesh #wicket #wicke

A dog that went missing during a Lake District walk on Helvellyn three weeks ago has been found.
The pet, called Teddy, disappeared on 2 August, promoting a search by volunteers from Keswick Mountain Rescue Team and others.
It was found stuck at Dry Gill on Friday after one of the search party heard barking.
Due to the dangerous location, a mountain rescue team was called to help bring the dog to safety, before it was returned to the "relieved" owner about three hours later and taken to a vet.
"The team are absolutely delighted to share this update, as the news of this missing dog had deeply affected so many people across our local community," a spokesperson said.

#rescue #missing #found #lake

Mikel Arteta is obviously delighted after ****** nal secured a 3-0 win against Coventry City on the Premier League's opening night, allowing them to start their ****** le defence on a high.
Everyone expected the Gunners to beat Coventry, as they had performed well in their previous match against Manchester City and were playing at home against the Premier League new boys.
It was one of those games most people expected ****** nal to win, but it still had the potential to go badly for the home side. Instead, they managed to secure the result they wanted from the fixture.
Arteta watched as his players dominated the match from start to finish, and the manager was delighted that they got the job done and started the season with a winning result.
The Gunners have now laid down a marker, and their rivals will have to respond when they begin their own seasons. ****** nal can now rest and prepare for their next matches after making an impressive start to their ****** le defence.

#start #gunners #delighted

Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly traveled to their Scottish residence amid news of the Sussexes' planned UK return. A source claimed that the Prince and Princess of Wales are not "delighted" by Prince Harry's latest move, suggesting it could be difficult for them to see the Sussexes return to the public eye while their relationship remains strained beyond repair.
Prince William and Kate Middleton joined King Charles at Balmoral with their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The Waleses traditionally visit the Scottish residence each year, but it remains unclear how long they will stay this time. Their visit comes amid reports that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning to spend an extended period in the UK.
HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash discussed the Waleses' reported reaction to the Sussexes' return on the A Right Royal Podcast. She suggested that Prince William and Kate Middleton may not be particularly pleased by the prospect.
She explained, "Well, what is intriguing about this is the complete radio silence coming from that end of the spectrum. And what's interesting about it is that they're normally away at this time of year. I imagine they're not delighted about this."
Reflecting on the deeply strained relationship between the two couples, Nash added, "It's going to be a very, very difficult hill to climb, having them suddenly back in the UK, popping up, doing things publicly, if that's where they go with this. So much has been said and done that has damaged that relationship, almost beyond repair."

#william

Hertha BSC have confirmed the arrival of 20-year-old winger Farid Alfa-Ruprecht from Bayer Leverkusen.
The former Manchester City youngster has joined the German capital club on a season-long loan deal.
"With Farid, we're getting a player who brings plenty of pace and dynamism and feels comfortable on both wings. We're delighted to have convinced him to join Hertha BSC," said Hertha BSC sporting director Benjamin Weber.
Alfa-Ruprecht spent last season on loan at VfL Bochum and is now looking forward to returning to the second tier for another spell.
"For me, it was quickly clear that the move to Berlin was the right step. I'm looking forward to the season with Hertha, I know the league pretty well and will give everything to ensure we experience plenty of great moments together," Alfa-Ruprecht said.

#farid #loan #plenty #looking

Just a year after leaving Borussia Mönchengladbach to join Ajax for a reported €10.5 million, Ko Itakura is back at Borussia-Park.
Die Fohlen confirmed the return of the 29-year-old centre-back on a contract until 2030 on Thursday.
"We were already considering bringing Ko Itakura back to Borussia over the winter. What sounded like a bold plan at the time has since become reality," said Gladbach head of sports Rouven Schröder.
Itakura arrives as a replacement for Nico Elvedi, who recently left the club to join Leeds United.
"We are delighted to have signed a player that brings exactly the experience and quality that we were looking for following Nico Elvedi's departure. The fact that we found all that in someone who is already familiar with the club and will need hardly any time to settle in, in addition to being really keen on coming back, just rounds everything off," said Schröder.

#itakura #club

Brentford head coach Keith Andrews said: "I like Yunus a lot. I've seen his development at close quarters, even going back to when I was set-piece coach.
"I really like him as a young man. He came over here not speaking much English, and he's a really popular member of the squad because he's all in on Brentford.
"I have a lot of time for him. I'm delighted to get him tied down long term to allow him to go out and continue his development.
"It is really important that Yunus continues his development by playing first-team football in an environment that we think will be good for him and beneficial for his game.
"We really saw the benefits of him going out and playing regularly for Oxford last season. The easiest thing would be to keep him in and around our squad but, for him, it's important that he goes and takes the next step in his development.

#development #important #playing

Just days before Bryson DeChambeau competes in his final LIV Golf event of the year, he announced on Monday that he will play at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa later this year.
DeChambeau posted a video on his social media channels alongside South Africa's greatest golfer, 90-year-old Gary Player, who serves as the tournament host.
"I am absolutely delighted that Bryson will compete in this year's Nedbank Golf Challenge," said Player. "The South African crowds loved watching him play earlier this year, and it is wonderful to welcome him back to our incredible country."
The Nedbank Golf Challenge will be held from Dec. 3-6 at Gary Player Country Club in the Northwest province of Sun City. Kristoffer Reitan is the defending champion. The tournament is co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and Sunshine Tour.
"Bryson's passion, power and commitment to the game continue to inspire fans around the world," Player continued. "Bryson is a true global champion of golf. I know he will receive a very special welcome at Sun City, and I look forward to seeing how the new and improved Gary Player Country Club challenges his game."

#bryson #nedbank

Wales centre Eddie James has signed a new contract with Scarlets.
After making his international debut in 2024, James became a Wales regular in the 2025-26 season under head coach Steve Tandy and now has 11 caps to his name.
The 24-year-old still had a year to run on his existing contract but has committed early to his home region.
"Growing up in the region and supporting the Scarlets as a youngster, the club means a huge amount to me," said James.
"It's home - and so it was an easy decision to extend my contract and I am delighted to be staying on at Parc y Scarlets."

#wales #home #tandy

Bayern Munich won the Telekom Cup against RB Leipzig 3-1. The preseason tournament featured a majority of the first-teamers, as opposed to the previous games where there was a more heterogenous mix of youngsters and seasoned players. Through the preseason, midfielders Aleksandar Pavlović and Tom Bischof have both impressed. The former spoke after the game, expressing his delight in the win.
"We're delighted to have won the game," ge expressed (as captured by iMiaSanMia).
"It wasn't an easy game; Leipzig played well and put us under a lot of pressure. But we showed what we're capable of and deservedly won," he went on. Leipzig was certainly keeping Bayern on their toes — their attack was constantly on the lookout (10 shots with 5 on target.)
"Personally, I'm very happy with my performance. I've settled into pre-season well," he went on. "I'm also very happy with the team. We have a great team spirit, we've trained hard, prepared well and shown in the games what we're capable of," he praised the team.
"We have a great mentality and great players – and there is still more to come [from the team]," he declared.

#team #we 're #players

Cadillac F1 has named a new team principal as it prepares for the second half of the GM brand's inaugural Formula One season.
Marcin Budkowski, a 49-year-old Polish-French engineer, will take the helm as Cadillac has struggled to gain consistency from the back of the field. Determined to be competitive in its first year, Cadillac F1 CEO Dan Towriss said the leadership change was a planned transition from building a team to putting points on the board. Future challenges include developing the team's 2027 car and preparing for hybrid powertrain changes that could include a V-8.
Cadillac F1 is the only team yet to score a point at the midseason break. The world's fastest and most popular motorsport returns Aug. 23 at Circuit Zandvoort for the Dutch Grand Prix.
"We're at this inflection point with the summer break," said Towriss in a call with media Wednesday. "Cadillac has gone through this initial build phase . . . and now as we look at the development phase, there's a real opportunity here to build something new. We're delighted to welcome Martin to Cadillac Formula One (and) excited about what he brings to the table. This is the perfect time to make (a leadership) change as we go into the second half of our inaugural season (and) as we start to think about building the 2027 car."
Budkowski replaces Graham Lowden, who did yeoman's work to get the F1 field's 11th team to grid in just 10 months after Cadillac received approval to race in 2025.

#formula #budkowski #towriss #we 're

Nearly 10,000 seats were empty at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium for the European Athletics Championships on Monday evening.
A crowd of 13,623 watched as Britain's 24-year-old sprinter Amy Hunt stormed to her first senior international **** le, in a stadium that has a capacity of 23,000.
Athletics supporters blamed ticket prices, with some describing them as "extortionate", while BBC commentator Steve Cram commented that spectator numbers were a "little disappointing".
But Birmingham 2026 organisers said they were "delighted" with ticket sales, which have "far surpassed" their targets with "Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening sessions approaching sell-out, with several other sessions close to capacity".
On Monday, Category A tickets for the home straight cost £150 with no concessions for juniors.

#stadium #evening

I can still picture my prized holographic BOOK IT! pin, the one with pages that turned as you tilted it. It filled up with stars I earned through a full Baby-Sitters Club obsession and anything even remotely ghost-related, then kicked around various jewelry boxes and bins of ephemera for years. As a kid I proudly identified as a voracious reader, and the pin was the proof. The Pizza Hut pizza was simply a bonus.
Recently, I sat down to talk with Chrissy Teigen about her partnership with Pizza Hut's BOOK IT! program, and it quickly turned into a delightful nostalgia-fest. What doubly delighted me was how authentically excited she is about reading and about passing that love down to her kids. "The little exclamation point is like what excited me the most," she told me about her own childhood pin, and we were off.
There's real substance behind the nostalgia. Pizza Hut created BOOK IT! in 1984 with a simple mission, to turn "have to read" into "want to read" for kids everywhere, and it worked. It's now the longest-running corporate-supported reading program in the country, and by Pizza Hut's own count it has encouraged more than 70 million children to read since it launched, handing out an estimated 1.5 billion pizzas along the way.
Teigen, who turned 40 this year, has spent the past few years reconnecting with her childhood friends from Snohomish, Washington. The things that got them excited as kids are the same things they text each other about now, which is exactly why a reading program wrapped in 90s vibes and pizza was an immediate yes. As a senior millennial, I understood the impulse completely.
Her four kids read in four completely different ways, which any parent of more than one totally understands. Miles (8), her biggest reader, goes nonstop, plowing through Dog Man and the I Survived series in the car and on the way to camp because he loves facts more than almost anything. Luna (10), her oldest, is aging into book reports, summer reading lists, and the very specific social world of tween reading, where friends race through the same book so they can all watch the adaptation together. Then there are the littles. Esti (3) is deep in Madeline and The Very Impatient Caterpillar, which Teigen reads aloud in full character voices while the caterpillar keeps asking "am I a **** erfly yet?" and everyone shouts back, no. Wren (3), whom she affectionately calls "a much simpler man," wants Little Blue Truck and a "beep beep" on every page.

#reading #teigen #little #caterpillar

Antrim manager Elaine Dowds hailed the "resilience" of her players, who rebounded from some turbulent times to book a return to camogie's senior grade for 2027 with victory over Laois in Sunday's All-Ireland Intermediate final.
Dowds was ousted as team manager after the 2023 season when Antrim reached a senior quarter-final, which led to disquiet in the camp and resulted in Brian Kearney and Mark McFadden stepping down prior to the start of the 2024 league.
Carl McCormick and Martin Coulter stepped in but the Saffrons would suffer Championship relegation and while they recovered last term to win promotion to Division 1A of the league, they were pipped at the semi-final stage of the Intermediate Championship by Offaly.
With Dowds back at the helm, Antrim finished the job this time around as they pulled clear in the second half with the Dunloy native delighted her players got their reward for staying the course.
"It's been a long time coming," Dowds told RTE Sport.

#dowds #final #players

Celtic delivered a blistering performance at Rugby Park this afternoon (Sunday, August 9), putting five past Kilmarnock and taking all three points with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Neil McCann's side.
New Bhoy Kasper Høgh will rightly take the headlines for his first-half hat-trick, but across the park Celtic performed brilliantly and made it two wins from two following their opening day victory against Dundee.
With Martin O'Neill still recovering following a small procedure at hospital during the week, ***** istant Manager Shaun Maloney took charge of the team this afternoon and, speaking to CelticPlayer after the match, Maloney was keen to heap praise on the players for their performance.
"I'm delighted. Really, really happy." He said. "I thought we were excellent today.
"I'd say the most impressive thing was the mentality. We started the game at full throttle and we never came off it.

#performance #Rugby #sunday

Celtic FC Women are delighted to announce that Chloe Arthur has returned to the club on a short-term deal ahead of the 2026/27 SWPL season.
A product of Celtic FC Women's Academy, Chloe made her first team debut aged just 16 after quickly rising through the ranks following the move from her local team Erskine YFC.
A first senior Scotland call-up followed at age 20, when she won her first cap against Northern Ireland in February 2015.
Chloe then spent a year in Edinburgh with Hibernian, where she was part of the side that reached the 2015 Scottish Cup final.
She moved to Bristol City in English football's second tier in 2016, where her decade long spell down south began by scoring on her debut before going on to win promotion with the Robins.

#celtic #debut #arthur #academy

Leeds have confirmed the signing of James Trafford from Manchester City for an undisclosed club record fee, reported to be £40 million ($53.8 million) plus bonuses.
Trafford has agreed a five-year contract, while the deal eclipses the £36 million Leeds paid Hoffenheim for Georginio Rutter in January 2023 and also makes him the world's fourth most expensive goalkeeper.
Kepa Arrizabalaga (Athletic Bilbao to Chelsea for £72 million), Alisson Becker (Roma to Liverpool, £67 million) and Andre Onana (Inter Milan to Manchester United, £47.2 million) are the only keepers to have cost more.
"Leeds United are delighted to confirm the signing of James Trafford," the club said in a statement.
"The 23-year-old England international arrives as our third permanent addition of the summer transfer window, after the acquisitions of Harry Wilson and Tarik Muharemovic, and becomes the most expensive British goalkeeper in history."

#trafford #year #expensive

Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Thursday revised the schedule for the India women's team's tour later this year by adding a three-match T20I series to the itinerary, alongside the already scheduled one-off Test and three ODIs.

Under the revised schedule, the one-off Test will be played from December 9 to 12, followed by the ODI series from December 16 to 22.

India will now stay in South Africa for an extra week to play the three T20Is from December 26 to 30.

The T20I series will be held in Benoni and Potchefstroom. CSA believes the additional matches will help both teams prepare for the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy, which will be played in Sri Lanka in February.

"We are delighted to confirm the revised schedule for India's tour of South Africa, with the addition of the T20 International series over the festive period, ensuring our Proteas Women have the best possible preparation ahead of the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka early next year," Pholetsi Moseki, the CSA CEO, said in a statement.

"India remain one of the strongest teams in world cricket, and the opportunity to compete against them across all three formats will provide invaluable competition as we continue building towards another major ICC event," said Moseki.

India last toured South Africa in March-April this year for a five-match T20I series, which they lost 1-4.

The two teams met again at the T20 World Cup in England, where South Africa defeated India, affecting India's chances of reaching the semifinals.

#south #India #december #year

A celebrity astrologer has claimed that Prince Louis could continue to test Kate Middleton's patience as he grows up. Describing Prince William and Middleton's youngest son as a "breath of fresh air" in the royal family's disciplined household, the astrologer suggested his playful personality sets him apart.
The eight-year-old has long delighted royal fans with his animated expressions and cheeky antics at public events, where Middleton has often been seen gently encouraging him to settle down.
Celebrity astrologer Debbie Frank, a close friend of the late Princess Diana, recently predicted Prince Louis' personality based on his birth chart. Speaking to ******* o! magazine, she suggested the young royal's spirited nature could occasionally make Kate Middleton "lose her cool."
She said, "Undoubtedly, Louis' determined Mars in Capricorn creates a fractious frisson with Kate's Sun in the same sign. Kate is very self-disciplined, and taming her little tiger cub is a challenge for her."
Prince Louis' playful antics are not unfamiliar, as he has won hearts with his cheeky behavior at several events. According to Frank, the child will definitely bring some "light relief from the stiff and staid royal line-up."

#frank

Former West Ham United attacker Pablo Fornals dedicated a goal to the Hammers yesterday after helping Real Betis beat **** nal in a pre-season friendly. The La Liga club ran out 3-1 winners over the Gunners, and Fornals was the star of the game, **** isting twice before scoring the last goal of the game. The former Hammers star put up the crossed irons with his arms as he celebrated the goal, and West Ham fans were delighted with his gesture. The 30-year-old spent four and a half seasons at the London Stadium club before returning to Spain in February 2024.
Fornals bagged 23 goals and 19 **** ists in 203 games for the Hammers, and things could have been different for manager Nuno Espirito Santo's side if they had such a player within their ranks last season.
West Ham will now look to start life in the Championship on an impressive note as they eye an immediate return to the Premier League.
They have yet to make any new signings this summer but are in negotiations with Tottenham Hotspur for the permanent transfer of Manor Solomon.

#fornals #hammers #club #last

Princess Eugenie welcomed her first daughter in Portugal, breaking from the London birth tradition she followed with her two older children.
The 36-year-old royal and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, became parents of three when their baby girl was born at a hospital in Lisbon on August 3rd at 6:20 p.m. She weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces.
Eugenie previously gave birth to sons August and Ernest at the Portland Hospital in London. The family has divided its time between the United Kingdom and Portugal since Brooksbank accepted a new job in 2022.
The couple has not yet revealed their daughter's name. She joins 5-year-old August Philip Hawke and 3-year-old Ernest George Ronnie and is now 15th in the line of succession to the British throne.
Buckingham Palace announced the birth on August 4th, confirming that the baby had arrived safely at a Lisbon hospital the previous evening. The statement said King Charles, Queen Camilla and other members of the Royal Family were delighted by the news.

#birth #year #eugenie #portugal

Middlesbrough winger Jeremy Sarmiento said he is delighted to finally feel at home after making his move to the Riverside Stadium a permanent one.
The 24-year-old had been on five different loan spells since 2023 from his previous club Brighton & Hove Albion, including spending the second half of last season with Boro.
But after completing his switch in June, the Ecuadorian will hope to play an entire season at his parent club for the first time since 2022-23 when he did so with the Seagulls.
"I'm very happy. I'm delighted, my family also, to feel at home somewhere," Sarmiento told BBC Radio Tees.
"I've been on quite a few loan spells, so it feels good to finally settle in somewhere where you feel loved.

#finally #home

Salma Hayek's lookalike daughter Valentina made a rare appearance in a new social media video co-starring her famous mom, and showcased her bubbly personality in the sweet clip.
The pair went vintage shopping together for the Instagram series Cartversations, and delighted fans with their hilarious banter.
Salma looked stunning in a black tank top and black floral skirt, paired with a black belt and a large gold pendant necklace, with her hair flowing down in beachy waves.
Valentina was stylish in blue jeans, a white tee and a black belt, paired with a black handbag and sunglasses.
The 18-year-old began the video by teasing her mother about the series of emojis in her Instagram bio, before helping her pick an outfit.

#lookalike

Gabi Nunes has left Aston Villa to become another Brazilian addition to Orlando Pride.
At 29 and after four seasons in Europe, across Spain and England, Gabi Nunes is set to explore women's football in the United States.
"Gabi is a player with extensive experience at both club and international level, and we are delighted to welcome her to Orlando," said Caitlin Carducci, the team's director.
"She has performed consistently in elite leagues around the world and brings quality, versatility and a proven ability to score goals. We believe she will be a valuable addition to our squad as we continue to pursue our objectives."
Orlando Pride are not having a strong season in the NWSL at the moment. Even with the legendary Marta, the Florida side currently sit 10th in the table and need to climb two places to advance to the knockout stage.

#nunes #pride #aston #brazilian

Former Premier League referee Anthony Taylor has been appointed as the Turkish Football Federation's new director of elite refereeing following his retirement from officiating.
The 47-year-old, who ended his 20-year refereeing career last month, will oversee the development and management of elite match officials in Turkey.
Taylor expressed his enthusiasm after taking up the position.
"I am delighted to be joining the Turkish Football Federation and look forward to the opportunity ahead," he said.
Anthony Taylor appointed Turkish refereeing chief

#turkish #refereeing #appointed

Marc-Andre ter Stegen has officially begun a new chapter in his career after completing a season-long loan move from FC Barcelona to Ajax.
The German goalkeeper, who will remain in Amsterdam until June 30, 2027, spoke publicly for the first time since leaving the Catalan club, expressing his excitement for the challenge ahead while delivering a clear message about his physical condition.
Following the announcement of his arrival, Ter Stegen admitted that negotiations took longer than expected but was delighted to finally complete the move.
"Good things take time. In the end everything worked out well, and I'm happy to be here," he said, as quoted by SPORT.
The deal was delayed by several issues, including tax-related matters and negotiations over how his salary would be divided between Barcelona and Ajax. Ultimately, the breakthrough arrived last weekend and the deal completed today.

#ajax #time #negotiations #deal

Manchester United have announced a new multi-year training kit sponsorship deal with Betway which the club say is the biggest of its kind in world football.
United have not disclosed the terms of the deal but Super Group, which owns the Betway brand, will reportedly pay £20 million ($26.8 million) per season to have their logo on the training kit of both United's men's and women's teams, as well as around Old Trafford and the Progress with Unity Stadium on matchdays.
United went without a training kit partner last season after the expiry of their agreement with blockchain platform Tezos in June 2025, but their return to the Champions League has allowed them to secure more lucrative terms than might otherwise have been available.
The new deal for the training kit sponsorship comes into effect at the same time as new Premier League regulations that prevent gambling companies from appearing on the front of matchday shirts from next season.
Announcing the deal, United's chief business officer Marc Armstrong said: "We are delighted to welcome Betway as official principal partner.

#united #deal #terms #partner

Borussia Dortmund have confirmed the signing of Greek international Konstantinos Karetsas, who joins the club from KRC Genk.
The 18-year-old attacking midfielder has signed a contract until 2031 with the Black and Yellows.
"With Kos, we are gaining a player for Borussia Dortmund who already possesses enormous ability at just 18 years of age," said Borussia Dortmund managing director for sport Lars Ricken.
"We are delighted that we were able to convince him of our path, and from the very first conversations we noticed that Kos was keen on joining BVB. Despite all the quality he already brings, we also see further potential in him that we want to unlock together."
Karetsas, who made 92 appearances for Genk with six goals and 23 **** ists to his name, said:

#already

Prince Louis proved he is the royal family's undisputed king of facial expressions as he joined his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and older brother Prince George at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
The eight-year-old delighted royal fans throughout the event, pulling a series of animated expressions from wide-eyed amazement to bursts of laughter as he watched the sporting action unfold from the stands.
Dressed smartly in a sky-blue Ralph Lauren shirt and navy trousers, Louis was every inch the enthusiastic young spectator, while Prince George, 12, looked equally polished in a crisp white linen shirt.
The brothers were spotted chatting excitedly between events, reacting to the competition and entertaining those seated nearby with their animated conversations.
Louis has become something of a fan favourite thanks to his wonderfully expressive reactions during public appearances, first capturing hearts during Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee celebrations before delighting crowds again at King Charles' Coronation and Trooping the Colour.

#prince #expressions #shirt

Vinicius Jr. is set to return to Real Madrid training next week, and as his return to the Spanish capital nears, the rumours around his uncertain future grow.
As matters stand, he has two clear options – compromise and agree to the club's financial terms to stay with a renewal, or chase the finances he dreams of and push for an exit to ***** nal, who are the only major European giants who can afford the move.
The player is reportedly keen on staying and is even open to compromise of some degree. However, the two parties are still far from reaching any form of agreement and ***** nal are looking to capitalise on the same.
As reported by Mario Cortegana in a recent update, the Gunners' manager Mikel Arteta 'loves' Vinicius and would be delighted to have him in his plans for next season. The club, as a whole, are crazy about signing the player.
Arteta 'loves' Vinicius. (Photo by Harry Murphy/Getty Images)

#player #madrid