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Més Blaugrana, citing Fabrizio Romano, indicated that Arsenal had no intention of selling or trading Piero Hincapié, whom Mikel Arteta considered an important player. The account added that a departure of Alejandro Balde this winter remained conceivable if he continued to lack playing time. According to him, it would depend on the offers, the proposed terms, and the player's final decision. #Arsenal #Mercato #Football (translated)

Actu Foot traced the path of Pablo Pagis, who, according to the account, was not retained by Rennes at 16 after six seasons at the club, deemed too frail due to a morphological delay. Arriving in Lorient in 2018, he experienced a difficult start, marked by an injury and a sense of isolation at the training center, to the point of considering quitting football. A conversation with his father convinced him to continue. The account stated that Pagis signed his first professional contract in 2021, then was loaned to Nîmes and Laval to gain playing time and regain confidence. In 2025, he won Ligue 2 with Lorient and contributed to the club’s promotion to the top tier. After scoring 10 goals and providing 5 assists in Ligue 1 in 2025/26, he joined Paris FC in the summer of 2026. Actu Foot finally noted that he joined the France national team at 23, citing Eurosport, FC Lorient, and Le Monde. #Football #Inspiration #ÉquipeDeFrance (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Real Madrid remained absent from broadcasts in China despite apologies from the club and Kylian Mbappé. According to the media, the Chinese government was in talks with LaLiga and the club but wanted time to digest the remarks made by the Frenchman. The Chinese ambassador to Spain, Yao Jing, reportedly stated that the incident had hurt many people in China. His attaché, Xie Tianyu, allegedly added that the situation was difficult for the Chinese public, who had strongly supported Real Madrid and shown it much affection. Actu Foot attributed this information to EFE Deportes. #RealMadrid #KylianMbappé #Chine (translated)

Raphaël Arnault announced that he has obtained a favorable decision from the administrative court, which, according to him, would allow for the holding of a conference and a book signing this evening in Villeurbanne, near Lyon, about his "antifascist" book. https://t.co/uMHLb7VbFb #Lyon #antifascisme #livre (translated)

Dominique Reynié wrote that campaigns aimed at discrediting experts, journalists, or politicians were multiplying and always benefited Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who, according to him, relayed them. He described them as forms of support for the candidate in public and private media, giving him speaking time that was not counted against him. #Média #Politique #Mélenchon (translated)

"When I analyze the match, there are two factors where we were deficient: the tactical and emotional aspects. The second goal hurts us a lot, and there was a sequence of errors. In terms of emotion, we all failed, myself first. At halftime, I have choices to make. I hesitate between closing up shop at 3-0 or bringing in fresh blood to spark something. Ultimately, ten minutes later, it's 6-0. I lacked clarity at that moment. It's difficult, but it's part of the job," Cahuzac acknowledged at a press conference on Friday. #RCLens #LigueDesChampions #Football (translated)

Pierre Poilievre wrote that Mark Carney had quietly incorporated a significant increase in immigration into the budget, which was expected to result in next year’s highest number of new permanent residents ever recorded. He claimed that this figure would exceed Justin Trudeau's historical record by nearly 200,000, while the country, according to him, was facing job, housing, and healthcare shortages. Poilievre also argued that the plan was presented just before Parliament's work was suspended for 10 days, while attention was focused on the midterm elections. He deemed the situation unacceptable and called for a real debate on the issue. #Immigration #Canada #Politique (translated)

"It's been two years and a bit since I last boxed, and I really miss the ring. I live for this, I can't wait to get back, for myself and for my audience. The last few years (after Paris-2024) have been quite complicated during this break. The time has come to turn professional, I'm going to give it my all," said Imane Khelif. #BoxeFéminine #ImaneKhelif #DébutProfessionnel (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Luis Enrique explained that the nutmegs inflicted on PSG's opponents were not a humiliation, but a matter of respect, as his team always played at full intensity. In the press conference, the coach also mentioned the All Blacks, who, according to him, perform the haka before playing with the same intensity, and presented this as a matter of mentality. #PSG #LuisEnrique #Mentalité (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS stated that Lionel Messi visited the family of Yassine at night, whom he presented as his personal bodyguard. He added that Yassine would earn nearly 100,000 euros per month to ensure the footballer's security. https://t.co/0pKWDghhe2 #LionelMessi #Football #Sécurité (translated)

Olivier Babeau believed that the protests were primarily about the way the state should redistribute more, without sufficiently considering, in his view, the collective impoverishment and the lack of wealth produced in relation to the demands for redistribution. He stated that prosperity was not guaranteed and that wealth creation depended on a fragile balance between several factors, as well as efforts in the face of international competition. Babeau also felt that the public debate dedicated too little space to this issue and proposed reserving at least as much speaking time for value creation as for redistribution. #Économie #Redistribution #Valeur (translated)

Press reports indicated that La France insoumise had published on Friday a new version of its program, "L'Avenir en commun," led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Priced at 4.90 euros, the book included 1,069 measures over 224 pages, divided into 23 chapters and six main sections, and was initially set to be printed in 130,000 copies. The media also reported that a member of a competing campaign team acknowledged in Le Parisien that LFI had a vision and had worked on its project. This publication came, according to Press reports, on the eve of the rallying to Mélenchon of the majority of deputies from the communist group, to the detriment of the PCF candidate Fabien Roussel, and on the eve of a large LFI meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon in Le Bourget. #FranceInsoumise #Mélenchon #Politique (translated)

Parents of children who are victims of violence in extracurricular structures in Paris are concerned about the waiting times for their children to be interviewed by the juvenile protection brigade, fearing that their children's memories will fade over time. #ViolencesPériscolaires #ProtectionDesMineurs #Éducation (translated)

MB estimated that, when the sports sector did not cause a stir at every press conference or media appearance, it was possible to rectify the situation and maintain tranquility. He added that the same people were present as last year and hoped that this would continue. #Sport #Confiance #Équipe (translated)

Tear Off reported that Lewis Hamilton had commented on his incident with Charles Leclerc in Mexico. Hamilton believed that the Monegasque had been more aggressive towards his teammates than towards other drivers, citing his duels with Sebastian Vettel and Carlos Sainz. He compared these situations to that in Singapore, where Leclerc, according to him, had lifted off while he was on the inside of Max Verstappen at the first corner and had taken the lead. Hamilton stated that he was still frustrated and had planned to discuss it at the right moment. He dismissed the idea that his statements had been calculated, mentioning a heart rate of around 170 and a speed of 320 km/h in the race, which would not allow time to think about his words or their media treatment. He added that it sometimes happens to regret certain words, but that was not the case for him. He stated that he would not apologize for being authentic and sincere and that his team had not asked him to keep silent. #F1 #LewisHamilton #CharlesLeclerc (translated)

Maranello Paddock reported that Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari driver, claimed that he would not be silenced and that he had never been censored. He explained that his comments during the race were not calculated: with a heart rate of 170 and a speed of 200 miles per hour, he did not have time to think about what the media would write. Hamilton added that he might sometimes regret certain comments, but that did not concern him and he would not apologize for being authentic. He also stated that his team had not asked him to be quiet. #LewisHamilton #Authenticité #Formule1 (translated)