President Donald Trump To Host Portugese Great At The White House Today

President Donald Trump To Host Portugese Great At The White House Today

President Donald Trump will welcome Cristiano Ronaldo to the White House on November 18, 2025. Three White House officials confirm the high-profile meeting to reporters. The Portuguese superstar arrives in Washington, D.C., marking a rare intersection of sports and politics. Ronaldo, captain of Portugal and Al-Nassr striker, expressed strong admiration for Trump in a recent…

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Galatasaray Pursues Ademola Lookman with Bold Proposed January Bid

Galatasaray places Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman at the top of their January 2026 transfer wishlist. The reigning African Footballer of the Year attracts intense interest from the Turkish champions. Reports confirm the 28-year-old Atalanta star already agrees personal terms with the club. Lookman shines brightly in Italy. He scores 53 goals and delivers 25 assists…

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Super Eagles Coach Blasts DR Congo For Using ‘Voodoo’

Super Eagles head coach Éric Chelle accused a DR Congo official of performing “voodoo” rituals throughout the penalty shootout that ended Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup dream. The dramatic claim exploded after Chancel Mbemba buried the decisive spot-kick, sending the Leopards to the intercontinental play-offs and condemning Nigeria to another heartbreaking absence from football’s biggest stage….

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CAF Unleashes Free E-Visas For AFCON 2025 in Morocco

The Confederation of African Football delivers thrilling news for supporters worldwide. CAF and the Local Organising Committee announce free electronic visas for all fans attending the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025. This groundbreaking initiative removes visa costs entirely through the official YALLA app. How To Apply Fans from countries requiring visas now enter…

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Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhães Forced Off With Injury In Recent Clash

Gabriel Magalhães suffered a worrying injury during Brazil’s international friendly against Senegal on November 15, 2025, and left the pitch in clear pain after just 28 minutes. The Arsenal centre-back went down unchallenged following a routine duel and immediately signalled to the bench. Medical staff rushed on, and Gabriel walked off unaided but with a…

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