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Wolves have made their first signing of the summer by bringing in forward Fer Lopez in a £19m deal from Celta Vigo.

The 21-year-old left-footer has joined the Molineux club on a five-year contract.

Mark Williams knows a thing or two about snooker, so when he described Michal Szubarczyk as "one of the best 14-year-olds I’ve seen in my life" he certainly ramped up expectation ahead of the Polish wonderkid's debut season on tour, when he will make history as the sport's youngest ever professional.

Veteran Williams made that comment after the EBSA European Championship in Turkey in March, where Szubarczyk won the Under-16 and Under-18 titles as well as finishing runner-up to Liam Highfield in the senior event. Williams added: "He's up there with Ronnie O’Sullivan at that age. Maybe not as good, but not far away. Every time I watched him he was knocking in 80s, 90s, 100s. It was frightening."

Michal and his family will make sure that the teenager balances school with snooker. "In Poland there is a duty of education until the age of 18, and my parents will definitely make sure that I will make it," said Michal, who names maths as his favourite subject. "I will have individual learning conditions, adapted to my frequent trips."

They will remain based in Poland and travel to the UK ahead of tournaments to practise. He added: "Of course I would like to move to the UK, but I can't do it just like that, it is impossible for now. I will fly to England for sparring whenever possible, mainly at Victoria's academy in Sheffield. Victoria treats me and my dad very warmly, we are grateful for her hospitality and I like the atmosphere there. I would like to meet a few players who I can practise with more often and get some match advice from them.

Dzeko arrived in the Italian capital this morning to undertake his medical examination and after completing it, has travelled to Florence’s Viola Park where Fiorentina train – to meet teammates and colleagues.

The Ibrox club said they would "firmly deny any breach of Scottish FA rules" after former Ibrox defender Brown called a refereeing decision "corrupt" on Rangers TV.

In the final match of Rangers' league season, Nicolas Raskin appeared to bundle the ball over the line, with the SFA's key match incident panel later ruling the goal should have stood.

Citing being found in breach of SFA disciplinary rule 38, Rangers said: "If this is now the standard, they will be watched closely to ensure it is applied across the board, consistently, without exception and without favour."

Referee Nick Walsh and his on-field officials thought the ball had been kept out by Hibernian defender Rocky Bushiri, and VAR Andrew Dallas ruled that there was no camera angle that proved Raskin's effort had gone in.

Hibs equalised through Kieron Bowie moments later, with the match finishing 2-2.

Brown said on the club's in-house TV channel: "I would say it is corrupt."

Commentator Tom Miller replied: "Well, I'm not sure we can actually say that." However, Brown added: "Well, I am saying it."

Rangers subsequently demanded the introduction of goal-line technology.

"John Brown spoke emotionally and spontaneously as someone who cares deeply about the club. His words were not scripted, and they were not an official club comment," Rangers said.

The FA Cup holders are looking to strengthen their defence this summer given the uncertainty over the future of skipper Marc Guehi, who has just 12 months to run on his contract.

The Ivory Coast international is valued at around £40 million, a fee that would smash the club's current transfer record of £32 million for Christian Benteke in 2016.

The towering 28-year-old has had plenty of suitors in the early stages of the summer transfer window. He will be entering the final year of his contract in 2025-26, and looks likely to secure a move away from Toro after spending eight years on the club’s books.

Now, according to reports from Matteo Moretto and Calciomercato.com, Napoli are on the verge of sealing an agreement with Torino to sign Milinkovic-Savic.

Thursday’s reports claim that the Partneopei are expecting to close a deal for €18m.

Nine of City's matches last season started or restarted late, with the longest delay coming before the second half of the Manchester derby in December 2024 which resumed two minutes and 24 seconds later than billed.

The Premier League said City had accepted and apologised for the breaches, external, with the fines totalling £1.08m. They have 14 days to pay.

Last season the club were fined £2.09m for delaying 22 matches, and manager Pep Guardiola said he would try and make his team talks shorter.

Vending machines that used face detection technology to track information about users on the University of Waterloo campus breached privacy rights.

In February 2024, the university removed 29 vending machines that were tracking the age and gender of customers without their knowledge or consent. The move came after opposition from University of Waterloo students, who became aware of the technology after a Reddit user spotted an on-screen error message on one of the machines, which indicated an apparent problem with its facial recognition program.

Invenda, the Switzerland-based manufacturer of the vending machines, told CBC at the time the machines use facial analysis, not facial recognition, software, and that it isn't storing data or photos. The company says its technology is mainly used to tell when a person is standing in front of a vending machine, and to change the screen from "standby" mode, which shows ads, to "sales" mode, which shows different products.

Global Underground started by making mix cassettes and then commercials with CDs, showcasing the Club Scene back then. Some mixes used to be recorded live, while others were made in the studio or were mixed and recorded in the studio.

Global Underground: Live in Tel Aviv, mixed by Tony De Vit, was the first to be released officially, and then more CDs came featuring DJs like Deep Dish, John Digweed, Nick Warren, Paul Oakenfold, Dave Seaman and went on featuring various cities.

The pattern was always 2 CDs, 1 hour + each, mixed with new and old tracks, tracks that were played in clubs at the time.