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Messi Evaluating Inter Miami Future Ahead of 2026 After a heavy 4-0 loss to PSG, Lionel Messi is reportedly considering leaving Inter Miami before the end of his contract, journalist Esteban Edul reports. His current deal runs until December 2025, with a possible one-year extension that hasn’t been triggered. Talks have stalled, and Messi is believed to be exploring options in more competitive leagues to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. Despite the rumors, Fabrizio Romano reports that both sides are still aligned on continuing the relationship. Messi’s family is settled in Miami, which could factor heavily into his final decision. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

Chelsea Agree £50M Deal for Brighton’s Joao Pedro Chelsea are close to adding more firepower up front after agreeing a deal with Brighton to sign Brazilian forward Joao Pedro. According to The Athletic, the 23-year-old is heading to the U.S. for a medical and could join Chelsea’s squad in time for their Club World Cup quarter-final clash with Palmeiras on Friday. The transfer fee is reportedly over £50 million ($69 million). Pedro scored 30 goals in 70 appearances for Brighton since arriving from Watford. He was dropped for Brighton’s final two games this season following a training ground clash with Jan Paul van Hecke. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

Cristiano Ronaldo to Stay at Al Nassr Until 2027 Cristiano Ronaldo has renewed his contract with Saudi side Al Nassr for two more years, extending his stay through 2027. The Portuguese legend confirmed the news with a beachside video and the message: “Al Nassr forever.” At 40, Ronaldo remains one of the biggest draws in football. Though he’s yet to lift a trophy with Al Nassr, his presence has helped transform the Saudi league into a destination for global stars. Saudi Arabia is banking on that momentum ahead of hosting the 2034 World Cup — and Ronaldo remains front and center in that vision. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

🇧🇷 Ancelotti: Neymar Must Prepare for 2026 World Cup Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti has called on Neymar to get in top shape for the 2026 World Cup. “He’s a very important player for us,” Ancelotti told CONMEBOL. “He must prepare well, and he has time to do that.” Neymar, now 33, recently extended his contract with Santos through the end of the year. He’s played just 12 games in five months, scoring three times, as injuries continue to limit his impact. The PSG and Barcelona legend was not included in Ancelotti’s first Brazil squad last month. Still, Brazil secured qualification with a 1-0 win over Paraguay. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

Vinicius Shines as Real Madrid Cruise Into Club World Cup Knockouts Vinicius Junior was at his brilliant best as Real Madrid eased past Salzburg 3-0 to reach the Club World Cup Round of 16. The Brazilian opened the scoring after a sublime pass from Jude Bellingham, then assisted Federico Valverde with a clever back-heel just before halftime. Gonzalo Garcia sealed the win with a late third goal—his second of the tournament. With 7 points from 3 games, Madrid top Group H and will now face Juventus in the next round on Tuesday in Miami. Mbappe remained absent due to illness, but Real impressed in front of nearly 65,000 fans in Philadelphia. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

Mbappe Takes Legal Action Against PSG for 'Harassment' Kylian Mbappe has accused PSG of moral harassment and has taken the case to court. French authorities confirmed an official investigation is underway. The dispute revolves around Mbappe’s treatment last summer when PSG reportedly froze him out after he refused to sign a new deal. He was left out of the Asia tour and trained away from the main squad. The Real Madrid forward is also demanding €55 million in unpaid salary and bonuses from his former club. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit

🇪🇸 Spain Upholds Fine for Rubiales over Hermoso Kiss Spain’s Audiencia Nacional court has upheld the €10,800 fine imposed on ex-football chief Luis Rubiales for forcibly kissing Jenni Hermoso during the 2023 Women’s World Cup medal ceremony. Rubiales was found guilty of sexual assault but cleared of coercion. Prosecutors had sought a 2.5-year prison sentence, but the court rejected all appeals and maintained a one-year restraining order. Feminist groups have criticised the ruling as too lenient, saying it sends the wrong message. Sports Hub | Trade crypto on Bybit