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女性声優のオタクでは決してないですが、予告すると芝崎典子さん役の桑山千雪さんが結婚した時は普通にツイスタ引退するかもしれん

Real Madrid remain Manchester City's European nemesis. The relationship between the two clubs has been complex for some time. The Spanish club, led by Florentino Perez, sued Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund Mubdala for 400 million euros over a proposed naming right deal for their redeveloped stadium, which subsequently collapsed. Since that time, Khaldoon Al Mubarak has felt a strong antipathy towards Perez due to his conduct. In Abu Dhabi all business dealings come with a level of assumed respect and honesty. Perez showed neither, wasted time and money trying to sue Mubdala, and eventually lost. The current situation as of yesterday evening remains that nobody from Rodri's camp or Real Madrid has contacted Manchester City. If and when they do a conversation will be had, but that conversation will be premised on the clear fact that Rodri is still contracted to Manchester City for another 12 months. If the player shows any disrespect towards his club, the ramifications for him will not be pleasant. Real Madrid believe they are European royalty. Sheikh Mansour is actual royalty and his influence and financial might exponentially dwarfs el señor Pérez.

🚨 BREAKING: Early reports indicate that the AFA is considering BIG legal action over the misinformation campaign targeting Argentina’s players during the World Cup. The potential defamation lawsuits would reportedly focus on false allegations, manipulated or unverified images, and accusations made without evidence. The AFA is expected to go “all in,” targeting not only major media outlets and prominent accounts on social medias like X, Instagram and Tiktok, but ANYONE (even with few followers) who contributed to spreading the campaign, regardless of the size of their audience. A legal team is reportedly already collecting evidence, including posts, screenshots and other material. Further developments are expected.

😳 Un hincha argentino impide la celebración de los aficionados españoles en la Fan Fest de Miami: "Pido respeto"