Spanish newspaper Marca reported that an unnamed Brazilian club has made an offer to Cristiano Ronaldo, with Botafogo’s coach Renato Paiva expressing interest, stating that “you can’t say no to a star like that.” Paiva acknowledged Ronaldo’s enduring goal-scoring ability despite his age, suggesting he would thrive in a team that creates many chances. Botafogo is owned by American businessman John Textor, while Ronaldo previously won four Champions League titles with Real Madrid before joining Juventus in 2018, where he continued to excel alongside Lionel Messi, who currently plays for Inter Miami.
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More hot weather forecast as Canada battles fires and smoke billows south
Wildfires are ravaging Saskatchewan and Manitoba, prompting states of emergency and evacuations for thousands, including all 5,000 residents of Flin Flon. With hot, dry weather expected to continue, air quality alerts are issued across Canada and parts of the U.S. Midwest, with smoke impacting areas as far away as Chicago. Despite a cold front bringing some rain to Saskatchewan, strong winds threaten to exacerbate the wildfire situation, marking one of the worst seasons in recent...
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