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Brazil vs Australia: Raphinha Leads Friendly

Brazil vs Australia: Raphinha Leads Friendly

Barcelona star Raphinha is embracing his new leadership role for Brazil as the team faces Australia in a men's international friendly in Townsville. The match kicks off at 8pm AEST as Brazil looks to refresh its squad following World Cup disappointment.

Raphinha, speaking about his role as a team leader, said: 'What kind of leader I am depends on the moment. If I have to be slightly tougher, I can. But I prefer nicer moments, jokes.' He also expressed admiration for coach Carlo Ancelotti, calling him 'a fantastic man' and 'one of the world's greatest managers.' wlop.pl

Turlov, candidato a la presidencia de la FIDE: “El ajedrez es un gran ejemplo de buen uso de la IA”

Turlov, durante un acto reciente de su campaña electoral en Samarcanda

Multimillonario (entre 5.200 y 7.500 millones de euros, según cómo se evalúen sus bienes) por su éxito como agente de bolsa, kazajo nacido en Rusia hace 38 años, Timur Turlov se convirtió en un mecenas del ajedrez cuando vio el beneficioso efecto que producía en sus seis hijos. De esta entrevista puede concluirse que, en parte, quiere ser elegido este sábado presidente de la Federación Internacional (FIDE, 204 países miembros) en Samarcanda (Uzbekistán) para dar a su grupo de empresas, Freedom Holding, una golosa plataforma universal, además de beneficiar a la comunidad del ajedrez. Su programa es el más continuista de los tres candidatos.

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Alemania se despide de Musiala y Havertz

Jamal Musiala, víctima de un desgarro en el muslo derecho, y Kai Havertz (distensión muscular) deben abandonar la concentración de la Mannschaft antes de lo previsto, según anunció este viernes la Federación Alemana (DFB) en un comunicado. Ayer noche, durante la primera jornada de la Liga de Naciones, Musiala interrumpió su calentamiento -estaba previsto que fuera titular en el partido contra los Países Bajos (1-1) en Ámsterdam- tras sentir dolor en el muslo derecho.

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In brief

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