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Instant Foot reported, citing Foot Mercato, that Michael Olise was uncertain for the upcoming gathering of the French national team after limping off the field during the match between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. A muscle injury was suspected, according to the report. Bayern's sporting director, Max Eberl, had been rather reassuring, believing that the injury did not seem too serious, while finding it difficult to assess it right after the match under the effects of adrenaline. Olise was to undergo examinations in the following hours, and his participation in the upcoming matches for Bayern and the Blues remained uncertain. #Football #BayernMunich #Bleus (translated)

The match between Cambuur and Go Ahead Eagles was definitively stopped after 81 minutes with a score of 4-0 due to repeated fireworks from the away supporters, which led to anger from Go Ahead director Jan Willem van Dop about troublemakers and the need for stricter rules. #Cambuur #GoAheadEagles #vuurwerk (translated)

Tear Off reported, relying on information from L'Équipe, that Esteban Ocon had a tense altercation on Friday night in Mexico with Ayao Komatsu, the director of Haas, which could have turned physical. According to Tear Off, the incident is the reason for the French driver's absence for the rest of the weekend, with Ryo Hirakawa set to replace him. The account also mentioned accumulated tensions in recent months between Ocon and the Haas management, related to disagreements over the car's performance and the team's work. It was specified that neither party had confirmed the circumstances of the altercation. #F1 #EstebanOcon #Haas (translated)

Tear Off reported, citing ES Motorsport, that MotoGP riders who refuse to attend the Qatar Grand Prix risk sporting sanctions this season and the next. According to the account, tensions between MotoGP officials and the riders had intensified after the ruling bodies refused to reserve a private room for them to meet; the riders ultimately held their meeting at Yamaha. Tear Off added that ES Motorsport indicated that riders absent from Qatar, and thus from FP1, could be excluded from the last two rounds in Portugal and Valencia. The account also wrote that Carlos Ezpeleta, deputy director of MotoGP, had gone to Doha and that a member of his delegation described the situation on-site as "perfectly normal." According to Tear Off, the Qatari government had provided guarantees for the conduct of the Grand Prix, including a paddock evacuation plan, coverage of expenses in case of airspace closure, and repatriation insurance. #MotoGP #MalaysianGP #MotoGP #GrandPrix #Sport (translated)

Jarno Meijer, the new director of the KNSB, speaks about the future of the skating sport and the importance of popularity among young people, while discussing the impact of Jutta Leerdam and challenges such as climate change and the preservation of ice rinks. #KNSB #schaatsen #JuttaLeerdam (translated)

The author indicated that the Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister would hold an interministerial crisis cell at 11 a.m. from Beauvau, in the context of the protests. #violences #manifestation #colère #police https://t.co/WO938bSknK #manifestation #violences #police #FR (translated)

Olivier Leleux, director of the eponymous brokerage company, warns against the capital gains tax, which he considers risky for the country's attractiveness and argues for its elimination, claiming that it harms tax predictability and the motivation of investors. #TaxeSurLesPlusValues #FiscalitéBelgique #EconomieSustainable (translated)

David Castera, the director of the event, stated that the 2027 edition of the Dakar, which will be relocated to Portugal and Morocco due to the situation in Saudi Arabia, will not be a discounted Dakar, promising a rally that meets expectations. #Dakar2027 #RallyeRaid #Sport (translated)

Giovanni Manna, sporting director of Naples, expressed his relief following Romelu Lukaku's departure to Fenerbahçe, highlighting that the sale was complicated and it was already pleasing to find a buyer for the striker after tensions between the two parties. #Lukaku #Naples #Transfert (translated)

Instant Foot indicated that Azzedine Ounahi would be absent for six months after having undergone surgery on the same day for a complete rupture of the biceps femoris tendon in his right leg. According to the account, the Moroccan midfielder of Panathinaikos received a visit from his friend Achraf Hakimi upon waking up. The procedure was performed by Christophe Baudot, presented as the medical director of the Moroccan Federation and medical consultant for PSG. https://t.co/lSQ7oIoMLM #AzzedineOunahi #Panathinaïkos #Football (translated)

Sébastien Bovet wrote that Alex Boissonneault, former PQ MP, was becoming the director of communications for the government and spokesperson for the prime minister. He added that Boissonneault would sometimes speak on behalf of the prime minister on certain issues. #polqc #polcan https://t.co/gtaeQ749mq #politique #Québec #gouvernement (translated)

Cédric Taymans, former sports director in Belgium, managed to lead the national cadet team of Kazakhstan to immense success at the World Championship, where they won ten medals, highlighting the differences in sports policy and resources between Kazakhstan and Belgium. #Judo #Kazakhstan #Cadets (translated)

The author indicated that the board of directors of AFM-Téléthon announced the death of Pierre Birambeau, co-founder of the Téléthon and director from 1987 to 2002, at the age of 84. #téléthon #PierreBirambeau #décès https://t.co/wIg9NJaV25 #téléthon #décès #hommage #None (translated)

Michel Kacenelenbogen, director of the Théâtre Le Public, denounces an ideological blockage from the cultural administration in the creation of a new auditorium in Uccle, claiming that he is being denied a ministerial amendment because of his political stance. #ThéâtreLePublic #Culture #PolitiqueBelgique (translated)

Mohammed Aigoin summarized the coverage and preview of Grand Theft Auto VI published by EDGE/GamesRadar. According to his report, the game would have ten times more visitable interiors than the previous installments. Aaron Garbut, the development lead and co-director of Rockstar North, reportedly explained that the locations were abundantly detailed and that he was still discovering new places after years of working on the game. Aigoin also indicated that the day-night cycles have been extended, with longer sunsets and nights. Carrying a rifle in hand or slung would change the reactions of non-playable characters: some would walk away, while others would confront the player. A criminal profile, ranging from "Professional" to "Irrecoverable," would influence the story of Jason and Lucia, according to Rockstar Games. According to Aigoin, Rob Nelson presented the couple's motivations as more complex than those of characters from previous GTAs. Jason and Lucia would first want to stay together and give their relationship a new chance, but the player could contribute to either preserving or ruining it. Aigoin added that buses would allow players to move around the game world and that Rockstar wanted to let players choose their playstyle. He mentioned the possibility of having an immersive experience by buying cigarettes and beer, taking the train, or going to a nightclub. He also reported that the San Diego studio had worked on immersive and interactive events, with each team developing its own vision. According to his summary, each vehicle would have a fuel gauge and an engine condition indicator. Cars could cover long distances, but refueling would be necessary when the fuel ran low. Finally, Aigoin reported that Aaron Garbut expressed particular satisfaction with the work done on GTA VI, stating that the team had made no compromises on scope, details, interactivity, storyline, or open world. Rob Nelson reportedly stated that the game was ready to pass from the hands of its creators to those of the public. Aigoin concluded that its release was imminent. #GTA6 #RockstarGames #JeuxVidéo (translated)