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Actu Foot reported, citing TyC Sports, that Lionel Messi would be absent from the 2026 Ballon d'Or ceremony and had decided to stay in the United States after several recent trips, including to Spain and New York. The account referred to him as an eight-time Ballon d'Or winner. #BallonDor https://t.co/YMD5wXhqWs #Messi #BallonDor #Football (translated)

Instant Foot announced, relaying TyC Sports, that Lionel Messi would not be present at the 70th Ballon d'Or ceremony. The account indicated that after several trips with Inter Miami and in Spain, particularly to Oviedo, the player decided to stay in the United States with his family. https://t.co/2heN5wscyi #BallonDor #Messi #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing Mario Cortegana, that Florentino Pérez would be absent from the 2026 Ballon d'Or ceremony and would not be on the list of attendees going to London. The account also stated that, in the Real Madrid locker room, the belief that Kylian Mbappé would win the trophy had remained unchanged after the Clasico. #BallonDor #BallonDor #RealMadrid #Mbappé (translated)

MEGA PSG indicated, citing L'Équipe, that Ousmane Dembélé would be accompanied by about fifteen close friends this evening. The account added that Marquinhos had not planned to make the trip and that Nasser had not yet confirmed his presence. https://t.co/f0J5TZCuj1 #Dembélé #Football #Ligue1 (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS stated that Kylian Mbappé would attend the Ballon d'Or ceremony the following evening with his entire family. He also mentioned rumors suggesting that the player would not have attended without reason, despite the risk of another humiliation. https://t.co/qRS6VR5oGH #BallonDor #Mbappé #Football (translated)

More Blaugrana wrote, quoting Mario Cortegana from The Athletic, that Thibaut Courtois hoped to recover in time to play in the Clásico, despite his announced absence that morning by Real Madrid due to the flu. He could eventually travel with the team, according to the message. https://t.co/fbVDphImAC #Clásico #RealMadrid #football (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that Bradley Barcola had been captivated by the atmosphere at Anfield during his trips with PSG and had told those close to him that he would choose Liverpool if he ever left Paris. https://t.co/EAtmesGl44 #Liverpool #Football #PSG (translated)

The author indicated that the Élysée had postponed Emmanuel Macron's trip to Nigeria and Senegal, scheduled for the end of October, due to international and national tensions. #EmmanuelMacron #déplacement #chaos #france https://t.co/og2ImmRg0n #EmmanuelMacron #France #Politique #NG #SN #FR (translated)

Due to the violent gusts of wind expected with the storm Austen, Brussels Environment has decided to anticipate the closure of its parks and green spaces by one hour starting Friday at noon until Saturday, while advising the public to stay cautious and limit travel. #TempêteAusten #Bruxelles #Sécurité (translated)

Massilia Zone reported the words of Geoffrey Kondogbia, who indicated that the supporters had made the trip and continued to support the team. He added that the situation was difficult for both the players and the supporters. https://t.co/IIN7DuuXfk #Supporters #Football #TeamSpirit (translated)

Impact reported that Christophe M., a 59-year-old intermittent worker living in Ivry-sur-Seine who had come to protest for purchasing power, died on October 17 in Paris. Alerted around 6:21 PM, firefighters took charge of him near the Jacques Bonsergent station and then transported him to the barracks on Rue du Château-d’Eau, where he died at 6:56 PM from a cardiorespiratory arrest. The police prefecture justified this relocation due to the deterioration of security conditions in the area, where looting and clashes were taking place. According to Impact, the family was preparing a complaint with the IGPN for willful violence that resulted in death without the intention to cause it. His relatives particularly suspected tear gas of having contributed to his death. The family lawyer stated that Christophe M. had no health issues and condemned the lack of information regarding the investigation. Impact, quoting BFMTV, indicated that no autopsy had yet been performed six days after the events, although an autopsy had been planned as part of the investigation opened by the Paris public prosecutor's office. The lawyer also anticipated a call for witnesses to find any potential videos. Impact also reported that a second death linked to the protest movement had been confirmed in Paris: a 48-year-old man reportedly died on October 19 around 1:10 AM on Rue Berger after a medical emergency in a public area. The circumstances were still to be established. #JusticePourChristophe #Manifestation #Paris (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Olympique de Marseille had revealed the squad that would travel to Austria to face Sturm Graz in the Europa League tonight. The media specified that Antoine Valero, born in 2008, was included for the first time. The photo was credited to Olympique de Marseille. https://t.co/VaZeVg5uHV #OM #EuropaLeague #SturmGraz (translated)