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14 hours ago
- General
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Real Madrid centre-back pushing to return before FIFA Club World Cup
Eder Militao has seen close to two seasons destroyed through injuries and it is catastrophic how he suffered back to back ACL injuries in both legs – the second being weeks after recovering from the first. The player missed most of the ongoing season due to the injury and has been working hard on the sidelines to push for a return at the earliest. Advertisement Earlier this month, the club was handed a massive boost when the player returned, in part, to train with the group and thus marked a new milestone in his recovery. A record time As relayed by AS, Real Madrid hope for Militao to keep going on the same track and recover at the earliest. The player is desirous of travelling with the team to the United States for the FIFA Club World Cup and the possibility is not ruled out. Closing in on a comeback. (Photo by) Had the season not ended, Militao would have even returned to complete team training soon but is now working individually as the non-injured players have been gifted a break until the beginning of June. Advertisement The Brazilian star returned to group training in just 195 days this time around as compared to the 209 days he took last time. Needless to say, that arrives as a great positive for Real Madrid although they must continue to exert caution. Carlo Ancelotti's indiscriminate use of Militao immediately after his return from a long layoff was partially responsible for the player's relapse and Real Madrid hope that Xabi Alonso will be more cautious on that front this time. With Dean Huijsen and Raul Asencio available as first-team players immediately, Los Blancos do have options to cover in the department although Militao does dream of seeing at least a few minutes in the upcoming event.
Yahoo
15 hours ago
- Business
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Conflicting reports on Hincapié's release clause at Leverkusen
Conflicting reports on Hincapié's release clause at Leverkusen Earlier this month, Spanish outlet AS reported that Piero Hincapié's release clause at Bayer Leverkusen is set at €50 million. However, Sky Germany now claims the actual figure is €60 million. The 23-year-old Ecuadorian international is believed to have suitors in both La Liga and the Premier League Advertisement Hincapié joined Bayer Leverkusen in 2021 from Argentine club CA Talleres for a reported fee of €6 million. In December, he signed a contract extension that ties him to the Bundesliga side until 2029. The defender has featured 42 times in all competitions for Leverkusen this season.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
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Unaudited financial report for the first quarter of 2025
The main business activity of Trigon Property Development AS is real estate development. As at 31.03.2025, AS Trigon Property Development owned one development project with an area of 13.2 hectares in the City of Pärnu, Estonia. A commercial, industrial and logistics park is planned on this area. The Company's objective is to find companies willing to bring their business activities (industry, logistics) to the development project area of AS Trigon Property Development in Pärnu, which would add value to the land plots owned by the Company. As the main purpose of the company is to sell existing land plots, investment property was recognized as inventories. In the third quarter of 2024, a 0.09-hectare transportation purpose land was sold for 31,920 euros (excluding VAT). In the fourth quarter of 2024, a 0.70-hectare property was sold for 300,000 euros (excluding VAT). Condensed statement of financial position as of 31 March 2025 delivered by the present announcement completely reflects the assets, liabilities and equity capital of AS Trigon Property Development. According to the condensed statement of comprehensive income the net loss for first quarter of 2025 of AS Trigon Property Development is 21,409 euros and the earnings per share is 0.00476 EUR. As of 31 March 2025 the assets of AS Trigon Property Development were 1,875,897 euros. The equity of the company was 1,833,366 euros, corresponding to 95.178 % of the total balance sheet. Condensed statement of financial position EUR 31.03.2025 31.12.2024 Cash and cash equivalents 338,369 370,856 Trade and other receivables 61,218 31,586 Inventories 1,526,664 1,471,238 Total current assets 1,926,252 1,873,680 TOTAL ASSETS 1,926,252 1,873,680 Trade and other payables 92,886 18,906 Total current liabilities 92,886 18,906 Total liabilities 92,886 18,906 Share capital at book value 449,906 449,906 Share premium 226,056 226,056 Statutory reserve capital 287,542 287,542 Retained earnings 869,861 891,270 Total equity 1,833,366 1,854,774 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 1,926,252 1,873,680Condensed statement of comprehensive income EUR I Q 2025 I Q 2024 Administrative and general expenses -24,855 -9,303 Operating loss -24,855 -9,303 Financial income 3,446 1,484 NET LOSS FOR THE PERIOD -21,409 -7,820 TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE LOSS FOR THE PERIOD -21,409 -7,820 Rando Tomingas Member of the Management Board Telephone: +372 667 9200 E-mail: info@ Attachment 2025 I Q interim ENGError in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
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Real Madrid identify their next big summer signing
Real Madrid are set to make their next move in the transfer market, and the focus is now shifting from defence to midfield. In fact, recent reports from AS affirm that Como midfielder Nico Paz will be the first signing to strengthen the key area. The 20-year-old midfielder, who once played in Madrid's youth teams, had an outstanding season in Italy and caught the attention of the decision-makers at Valdebebas. Advertisement He was sold to Como last summer for €6 million, but Real Madrid smartly held onto 50% of his rights and inserted a buy-back clause in the deal. That clause allows the Spanish giants to re-sign him for just €8 million this summer. If they choose to wait, they can still bring him back in 2026 for €9 million or in 2027 for €10 million. With the way he is performing, though, it looks like Madrid want to move quickly. Proven talent and affordable deal Nico played eight matches for Real Madrid's first team during the 2023-24 season, showing he has the quality to compete at the top level. Real Madrid are set to sign Nico Paz. (Photo by) His experience in Serie A, a tough and competitive league, has helped him grow into a more complete player. The fact that Real Madrid already know what he can offer makes this deal even more appealing. Advertisement Bringing him back now would cost just €8 million, a small fee considering today's inflated market, especially with Toni Kroos already gone and Luka Modric will leave soon. Real Madrid are focused on fixing their injury-hit defence ahead of the Club World Cup, but now they must turn their attention to the midfield. Modric and Kroos have been key players for years, and their exits will leave a massive gap in the squad. In that regard, Nico's return could be the first step in a summer rebuild. He is affordable, talented, and already knows the club.
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4 days ago
- Sport
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Spanish outlet highlights Atlético Madrid's interest in Woltemade
After just one season at VfB Stuttgart, Nick Woltemade could be on the move again this summer if reports are accurate. According to the Spanish newspaper "AS," Atlético Madrid is said to be interested in the Swabians' towering marksman. The report suggests the club from the Spanish capital is willing to sign the German international if they can find a buyer for Correa. Woltemade's flexibility, coupled with his ability on the ball and clinical edge, are listed as reasons for Atlético's interest. Whether Woltemade will leave VfB Stuttgart, however, is questionable. He currently has a contract with the Bundesliga club until 2028.
