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If you watched the UEFA Super Cup clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa, and at one point you thought you saw Romelu Lukaku in the claret shirt, don’t worry, you’re not going crazy. It wasn’t a Belgian striker, but a teenager who bears an uncanny resemblance to him.It was Brian Madjo – the Villans’ center-forward and the prospect the whole football world is talking about after the havoc he wreaked against the back-to-back Champions League winners last night.Amazing teenager Madjo makes a dream Villa debut, but PSG defend Super Cup titleMadjo was born in 2009 in Enfield, England, to Cameroonian parents. He is the son of the former striker Guy Madjo, who represented numerous English lower-league sides and also played abroad in China, Albania, Hong Kong, and Thailand.As a child, Brian joined the youth ranks of the Luxembourgish side Marisca Mersch, before moving to an even larger club, Racing Union. Subsequently, he represented Luxembourg at the U15 and U16 level, and even mad..

All is set for the Absa Ruiru Invitational, the fifth leg of the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing, with a strong field of golfers expected to battle for honours at Ruiru Sports Club from Sunday, 16 August, to Tuesday, 18 August.The main tournament action will be preceded by a Pro-Am on Saturday, 15 August, bringing together professional golfers and amateur players for a preview of the competition and an opportunity for partners, stakeholders and golf enthusiasts to experience the Ruiru course ahead of the three-day championship.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889567##The tournament has attracted a diverse field of 63 professional, amateur and junior golfers from across the region, setting the stage for another competitive three days of golf as players seek valuable Sunshine Development Tour Order of Merit points, Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points and World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points.Among those expected to headline the field are Kakamega Sports Club’s Dismas Indiza and Roya..

You want to play hardball? Well, that won’t work. Chelsea have decided to put an end to the uncertainty and prevent Manchester City from dragging the Enzo Fernandez saga out for several more episodes. So they have issued an ultimatum: a deadline by which the deal must be completed, otherwise City will have to forget about the Argentine midfielder. According to British media reports, Chelsea officials have told their Manchester counterparts that they have until Friday at 6 p.m. local time to submit an official offer for Fernandez. And not just any offer — it must be exactly 120,000,000 pounds. That is more than they paid Nottingham Forest for Elliot Anderson. If City fail to meet the deadline, the door will be slammed shut and the Argentine midfielder will remain at Stamford Bridge. There will be no discount, no bargaining, and Chelsea have even specified the exact payment structure they expect.🚨MORE ON ENZO FERNANDEZ: Xabi Alonso wants a settled squad by the time Chelsea kick off their..

Retired FIFA referee David Gikonyo has cautioned against the growing tendency to label every refereeing mistake in Kenyan football as match fixingDownload our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHe warned that such accusations are damaging the image of the game, undermining the credibility of officials and potentially discouraging investment in the sport.Gikonyo, who spent 18 and a half years officiating in the Kenyan Premier League before becoming a CAF Match Commissioner, acknowledged that match fixing remains a serious problem in football worldwide, but stressed that genuine human errors by referees should not automatically be interpreted as deliberate attempts to manipulate matches.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889453##Speaking during an interview with SportyFM Kenya, Gikonyo said the debate around refereeing in Kenya had become increasingly difficult because almost every controversial decision is now viewed through the lens of match manipulation, even when there is no evidence to suggest wrongdoing.“..

The long-standing flirtation between Cristian Romero and Atletico Madrid has finally come to an end after more than two years. Los Colchoneros launched another offensive for the Argentina international this summer and, according to British Sky Sports, there are no obstacles remaining — “Cuti” Romero will become a new Atletico player, finally fulfilling Diego Simeone’s wish. Atletico will pay Tottenham 35 million euros up front, with a further five million in bonuses, while Spurs will also retain 15% of any future sale. Simeone has never hidden his admiration for his compatriot and had already told Atletico’s hierarchy last June that he wanted Romero in his squad. The first serious contacts were established back in 2024 after the Copa America, while Romero himself spoke in May last year about his desire to play in La Liga.Spurs: Pride, belief and captain’s betrayalThe main obstacle at the time was Tottenham’s 70 million euros asking price, which forced Atletico to explore other options…

Russell Westbrook drops the mic and calls it a day!For months, speculation had swirled over where he would continue his career, with several NBA teams linked with him, while a move to the Euroleague was also mooted. In the end, however, the 37-year-old put an end to all the rumors by announcing his retirement.Sometimes you don’t even know when you’ve already watched the end.You had to be there. And now it’s over. pic.twitter.com/6YoOW8WyIV— Russell Westbrook (@russwest44) August 12, 2026 After a two-year college career at UCLA, Westbrook was selected fourth overall in the 2008 NBA draft by the Seattle SuperSonics, who were relocated to Oklahoma City and became the Thunder just six days later.Alongside Kevin Durant, he was part of the star-studded OKC team that failed to dethrone LeBron James and the Miami Heat, but nevertheless etched its name in NBA history.Westbrook spent 11 years in Oklahoma City before embarking on a nomadic journey around the league in search of a title.The iconic..