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Irish Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Conor McGregor 'likes' TV presenter's 'spectacular' bikini snaps
Gorgeous sports presenter Maria Arreghini consistently leaves her admirers speechless with her sizzling social media uploads, attracting attention from one particularly notable follower. The Italian beauty has gained recognition for showcasing her impressive figure across her Instagram account. Her substantial following of over 700,000 people eagerly return to witness her latest photographs as she offers supporters an exclusive peek behind the curtain of her personal life. Having recently embarked on journeys to Istanbul and Los Angeles, Maria has kept followers informed about her activities during the off-season and pre-season periods when she's away from her presenting duties. Her most recent getaway to Sardinia in her native country created quite a buzz amongst admirers, including UFC legend Conor McGregor, who numbered among the 20,000 accounts to appreciate Maria's most recent upload. Sharing an image of herself posing during an evening meal alongside photographs of the crystal-clear azure waters, Maria also included two bold bikini shots, reports the Daily Star. One photograph captured from behind showed her relishing the refreshing ocean waves before she filmed herself swaying from side to side in the reflection of a door at the countryside retreat where she was staying. Supporters flocked to the comments area to gush over her appearance, with one user praising: "You keep getting more beautiful every day." Another penned: "Spectacular, you're in your prime." Whilst a third described her as: "Incredible". A fourth commented: "Maria such a stunning bombshell body you got." Predictably, McGregor refrained from commenting but has instead observed from a distance once more, having repeatedly appreciated her provocative social media content in the past. When she's not donning a bikini, Maria is busy hosting for Real Madrid TV. Before her broadcasting career, Maria was a model and her presenting skills extend beyond football, having interviewed pop sensation She also hosts her own sports show, covering boxing and football. Maria has interviewed former QPR midfielder Adel Taarabt on her YouTube channel.
Business Upturn
12-08-2025
- Sport
- Business Upturn
Where to watch WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly in India
By Aman Shukla Published on August 12, 2025, 08:47 IST The much-anticipated pre-season friendly match between WSG Tirol and Real Madrid is set to take place on August 12, 2025, at the Tivoli Stadion Tirol in Austria. For football fans in India eager to catch this exciting clash, here's a comprehensive guide on where and how to watch the WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly. Match Overview: WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid Friendly Date : Tuesday, August 12, 2025 Time : 10:30 PM IST (7:00 PM CET) Venue : Tivoli Stadion Tirol, Austria Competition: Club Friendly Games This pre-season encounter marks Real Madrid's only open-door friendly before their La Liga debut against Osasuna on August 19, 2025. WSG Tirol, a competitive Austrian Bundesliga side, will look to challenge the Spanish giants, making this a must-watch for Indian football enthusiasts. Where to Watch WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid in India For fans in India, catching the WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly live is possible through a few platforms. Below are the options based on available information: Real Madrid TV: The match is expected to be broadcast on Real Madrid TV, which often covers the club's pre-season fixtures. Other Streaming Services: Platforms like ESPN+, Fanatiz, or Vizio WatchFree+ may offer the match, depending on regional availability. Check these services for any last-minute announcements regarding India-specific streaming. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Real Madrid midfielder on Xabi Alonso's early impressions – ‘Very approachable and intense'
Following Real Madrid's fourth training session in preparation for the FIFA Club World Cup earlier today, midfielder Federico Valverde spoke to RealMadrid TV. The Uruguayan international touched upon the early impressions made by new manager Xabi Alonso and gave an insight into how the training sessions are while also expressing the squad's motivation and excitement ahead of the tournament Valverde on Alonso Talking about Alonso, who replaced Carlo Ancelotti as the Real Madrid manager a few weeks ago, Valverde stated that the Spaniard came off as intense but was approachable to players. Advertisement 'He is very approachable and intense. It helps a player a lot to be around us. We're still growing and learning and he's going to help each of the players on a footballing and personal level,' said the Real Madrid No. 8. 'We are all going to pull in the same direction to win most of the titles this year.' Real Madrid's new manager. (Photo by) Talking about the training sessions under Alonso, with new signings Dean Huijsen and Trent Alexander-Arnold also participating today, Valverde said: 'I'm very well and happy to be able to compete for another title with this club. I'm looking forward to it and I'm very excited about my new teammates. 'They have a lot of desire, energy and passion for defending this badge and that makes everyone very excited.' On the FIFA Club World Cup Discussing the FIFA Club World Cup, which gets underway this week in the USA, Valverde stated that Real Madrid are excited to be invovled in the competition and want to go all the way. Advertisement 'We are looking forward to the Club World Cup with a lot of enthusiasm and excitement. It's the first one and hopefully we can win it,' said Valverde. 'We're going with a lot of faith and optimism to do what we're doing these days with the new coach, the new coaching staff and the new players. It would be great to close or start the season with a big title with Real Madrid.' Continuing, Valverde underlined Real Madrid's motivation to win the tournament in the USA, saying: 'Real Madrid always deserve to be at the top. The first Club World Cup deserves to be here with us, with this crest and celebrating with our fans. We're going to give 100 per cent so that this title comes home.'
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Javier Tebas talks Madrid derby, relationship with Perez, Real Madrid TV – ‘He wants to fire me'
La Liga president Javier Tebas has addressed several key issues surrounding Spanish football, offering strong opinions on Real Madrid, president Florentino Perez, and the ongoing scheduling and broadcasting disputes in the league. In a wide-ranging conversation, Tebas did not shy away from calling out what he sees as fundamental problems affecting the domestic competition. Advertisement Tebas voiced his frustration with external competitions disrupting the La Liga calendar, especially as Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are both set to participate in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. When asked about the potential of a Madrid derby to open the 2025–26 season, Tebas was firm in his response. 'An Atletico-Real Madrid match on Matchday 1 is impossible,' he said. 'This isn't like the Super Cup. 'That fixture is far too important for broadcasters. When the time comes, we'll make decisions with the relevant bodies. 'But we can't keep changing our league schedule for events we don't agree with or that harm Spanish football. We have to respect the collective bargaining agreement with AFE.' Relationship with Florentino Perez The La Liga chief made it clear that his relationship with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is practically non-existent due to their opposing views on how football should be run. Tebas and Perez's relationship is strained. (Photo by Gonzalo) 'With the club, relations are as they should be. We can broadcast their games, and we do it well,' Tebas stated. 'But with Florentino Perez, there is no relationship. We're on completely different paths. 'He supports a model based on elitism and an oligarchic vision—the Super League. I don't support that. It's not about club management, it's about how the competition is structured.' Tebas even went so far as to accuse Perez of using personal influence to attempt to oust him. 'He keeps saying over lunch that he wants to fire me and claims the CSD agrees with him. I've filed countless complaints with the TAD because of him.' On Real Madrid TV Tebas also commented on the recurring controversy surrounding Real Madrid TV, which has often published videos critical of La Liga referees. Advertisement He drew attention to the timing of their media output, suggesting it was more strategic than principled. 'Barcelona complains once or twice a season. Real Madrid complains every week. 'What stood out to me is that once they were no longer in the title race, those videos stopped. If their goal was to denounce the Liga Negreira case, why did they stop?' Tebas questioned. Source: AS
Daily Mail
01-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mail
Real Madrid TV launch fresh attack on referees ahead of LaLiga clash - after throwing Copa del Rey final into chaos with critical video targeting official
Real Madrid TV have launched a scathing fresh attack on another referee in the run-up to their LaLiga clash with Celta Vigo this weekend. Real Madrid's in-house television channel have previously been outspoken about officials, and even last week aired a highly critical video on Thursday targeting referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea. The segment claimed that Real Madrid had won 64 per cent of their matches officiated by De Burgos, compared to an 81 per cent win rate for Barcelona under his watch. A narrator described the difference as 'incredible', while De Burgos Bengoetxea's competence was questioned and images of alleged mistakes made throughout his career were shown on screen. Following the release of the video, De Burgos Bengoetxea gave an emotional press conference on Friday in which he broke down in tears while defending his integrity. Now, less than a week after their previous scathing editorial, the channel has again hit out at another official, Gil Manzano, who will officiate their match with Celta Vigo on Sunday. The latest video dubs Manzano 'the referee at the centre of the biggest refereeing scandal in recent times'. The 'scandal' in question, perhaps points to Manzano's decision not to award Real Madrid a winner over a year ago in their 2-2 draw with Valencia. In the ninth minute of added time - with seven initially indicated by the fourth official - Real had a corner which was headed away, but the ball was quickly crossed back into the box towards Jude Bellingham. However, despite it being a genuine goal-scoring opportunity for the visitors, who had battled back from 2-0 down, Manzano blew for full-time just before the cross, which was headed home by Bellingham, sparking outrage amongst the Los Blancos players. Though the incident happened more than a year ago - March 2024 - the Spanish giants seemingly have not forgotten, and saw fit to criticise the referee ahead of Sunday's game. Furthermore, data from Spanish outlet Marca suggests that games that have been officiated by Manzano have ended up with Real Madrid on the winning side on 40 of 52 occasions. Real Madrid are coming off the back of a bruising 3-2 defeat in extra time in the Copa del Rey final against arch-nemesis Barcelona. The game was overshadowed however by three red cards for Real in added time of extra time, one of which was shown after Antonio Rudiger threw an ice pack at De Burgos Bengoetxea. Bellingham thought he won it! 😱 The Englishman put the ball in the back of the net, but the final whistle sounded just seconds beforehand ❌ Real Madrid players are FURIOUS 😤 — Premier Sports (@PremSportsTV) March 2, 2024 Real Madrid lost the Copa del Rey final last weekend after Real Madrid TV had launched another attack on the referee ahead of the game The German international was could also be seen insulting the referee, with some reports claiming the defender said 'you're a miscarriage' and 'son of a wh***', and was later handed a six-game ban for his actions. Ahead of the game, which was thrown into chaos by Real's accusations, Los Blancos swiftly pulled out of their scheduled pre-match media duties and cancelled their official training session in response to De Burgos Bengoetxea's press conference. However, the club later confirmed they would still fulfil the fixture. Earlier on Friday, Real had already released an initial statement defending the video aired by RMTV as being 'protected by freedom of expression' and accusing the refereeing team of showing 'clear and manifest animosity and hostility' towards them. They urged the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the Refereeing Committee to 'act accordingly' to safeguard the credibility of the match. Although Real did not formally demand that De Burgos and his officiating team be replaced, a club source told Reuters the press conference was viewed as a 'clear conflict of interest' that had left the club in a state of 'unprecedented astonishment'. RFEF president Rafael Louzan appealed for 'calm, responsibility and common sense' but refused to comment further on whether any officiating changes would be made. Barcelona manager Hansi Flick also called for greater protection for match officials amid the mounting tensions. 'It is our responsibility to protect not only the players but all the people involved in the game,' Flick said.
