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Manchester City are close to agreeing a $17.5M deal for Dortmund defender Manuel Akanji   Manchester City are close to agreeing a $17.5M deal for Dortmund defender Manuel Akanji.  The city has had very busy summer with Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips being their marquee signings. Julian Alvarez, Sergio Gomez, and Stefan Ortega have also joined the club. To the surprise of some, Man City have received more than they have spent in player sales this summer with Raheem Sterling, Gabriel Jesus, and Oleksandr Zinchenko being their big-profile departees. Liverpool midfield search among ten transfers that could still happen before the deadline The Premier League champions have now been tempted back into the market with Aymeric Laporte and Nathan Ake currently injured. This leaves Ruben Dias and John Stones as City’s only fit senior center-backs. The city has conceded five goals in their last two league games and Guardiola wants his team to “be better” defensively: “It is completely the opp

Imran khan saying thank the people of Pakistan  I want to thank the people of Pakistan, especially our Overseas Pakistanis, for donating so generously last night. In the three hours of our Telethon we had pledges of Rs. 5 billion. Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi hello(M) PP (Urdu/Pashto: عمران احمد خان نیازی; born five October 1952) is a Pakistani politician and former cricketer who served as the twenty seconds top minister of Pakistan from August 2018 till April 2022, when he became ousted thru a no-self belief motion. he's the founder and chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), certainly one of the most important political parties in the USA. Born to a Niazi Pashtun circle of relatives in Lahore, Khan graduated from England's Keble university in 1975. He started out his international cricket career at age 18, in a 1971 check series in opposition to England. Khan played till 1992, served because the crew's captain intermittently between 1982 and 1992, and received the 1992

Aaron Rodgers delves into last year’s vaccination controversy, admits duping media with “immunized” While appearing on the Joe Rogan Show, Aaron Rodgers admitted that he purposefully obscured his vaccine status by calling himself “immunized.” Aaron Rodgers is trying to spin his vaccination explanations like he spins balls on the field. He’s just not as good at the former task as he is at the latter. The Packers quarterback appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience and tried to justify his handling of the COVID-19 vaccination question. It started with a claim that he is allergic to polyethylene glycol, or PEG, a component in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. Then it moved on to Rodgers admitting that he effectively lied to the media by calling himself “immunized.” “They were doing this, I called it a witch hunt, where they were asking every single player ‘are you vaccinated?’ You know, they were asking a bunch of big quarterbacks and some guys were saying, ‘it’s personal’ or whatever.

  This week, billionaire podcaster Joe Rogan posted a three-hour interview with billionaire Facebook/Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The interview was surprising because it was unannounced and because the two seemed out of sync. Rogen is generally seen as an anti-establishment guy, while Zuckerberg is seen as a smart robot chicken. On social media after the interview was published, many Rogan fans insisted that Rogan was awesome. Several tweets called Zuckerberg a "reptile," a more or less deliberate reference to anti-Semitic memes. But the truth is that most conversations were low-key and friendly. This shouldn't be a surprise. Underneath the brand differences, Rogen and Zuckerberg are practically the same person. They are both very wealthy white men in the communications industry. They have similar interests and similar perspectives. And both are deeply convinced that they deserve their positions of power and influence, and that if something goes wrong on the internet or in o