At 20 years old, Vitor Reis (São José dos Campos, Brazil, 2006) has already experienced more than most people will in a lifetime. "I signed for Palmeiras when I was 10, at 15 I left my parents' house to live in a residence with some of my teammates, and at 16 I became completely independent and moved into my own apartment." The story continues with his debut in the Brasileirão at 18 and a move to a different continent at 19, after Manchester City noticed him and invested nearly 40 million euros. And there's more: six months ago, just before being loaned to Montilivi, also at 19, he got married. "It's a blessing to have my wife by my side. I'm convinced that if it weren't for her, I wouldn't feel so good in Girona." Recently, the couple added a dog to their family.

The fourth title of the Hansi Flick era is here. Barça has beaten Real Madrid (3-2) and continues to dominate the national scene under the guidance of the German coachHe has equaled Luis Enrique's record after winning four of the first five titles he has competed for on the Catalan bench. Joan Garcia, Marc Bernal, Marcus Rashford, and Rooney Bardghji have all won their first titles with Barça, while Hansi Flick remains Real Madrid's nemesis. Since taking over at Barça, he has won five of the six Clásicos he has managed, three of them in finals. Flick has never lost a final; the German coach has won all eight finals he has managed.

The city of Manchester will lose El Tast restaurant, one of whose partners is Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. As confirmed by Guardiola's personal friend Manel Estiarte, this Saturday, December 20th, will be the last day to enjoy the Catalan cuisine created by chef Paco Pérez, who holds five Michelin stars across his various restaurants.

Catalonia will host its major concert in solidarity with the Palestinian people as part of the international Act for Palestine campaign, following similar events in London, Paris, and Los Angeles. On January 29th, at the Palau Sant Jordi, some of the most popular names in Catalan, Spanish, and Palestinian music will perform, including Oques Grasses, Morad, Guillem Gisbert, Bad Gyal, Mushkaa, Amaya, Fermin Muguruza, Xavi Sarrià, La Zowi, Yerai Cortés, and Lluís Llaz. Organizers have announced that some additional acts will be revealed soon. Tickets will go on sale soon. for sale This Friday, December 19th at 10:00 AM, with prices between €25 and €45. The concert can be viewed online and on 3Cat. The expected capacity is between 12,000 and 15,000 people.

A guy who grows up when he stops following the saying "it's better to be king of your silence than slave to your words" and decides to be king of his words, and if someone doesn't like it, what can you do? Let them get some leaves.

Pep Guardiola got his way at the Santiago Bernabéu, and City, without playing a spectacular match, did enough to rub salt in the wounds of Real Madrid (1-2) and further bury Xabi Alonso. Real Madrid took the lead through Rodrygo, who scored his first goal in over nine months, but O'Reilly and Haaland, from the penalty spot, soon turned the game around. The Real Madrid manager is on thin ice after suffering two consecutive defeats, but he has saved his job, for the moment, because his team at least fought until the final whistle.

Pep Guardiola is known for stirring things up before matches against Real Madrid. He did it back in 2011 before infuriating José Mourinho, whom he called "the fucking boss," and he did it again this Tuesday before playing Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabéu in a match that could negatively impact the future of Real Madrid's coach, Xabi Alonso. When questioned about the situation of the Tolosa-born coach, who has been under intense scrutiny after the poor results of recent weeks, Guardiola criticized Florentino Pérez's stance. "If the hierarchy wants to give power to the players, then the players will have the power," the Santpedor native declared, before immediately offering the following advice to Alonso: "He should just keep to himself. And since he won't be peeing cologne, he'll be fine."

Pep Guardiola is a Barça legend. A Dream Team player, he reached the top with a six-team squad in his first season as a top-flight manager. A four-year stint at Barça that seemed short-lived for Barça fans. Since he packed his bags at Camp Nou in 2012, many Barça fans have dreamed of his return, but Guardiola is clear that his future doesn't lie in the Barça dugout. "It's over forever. It was beautiful, but it's over."

Throughout Barça's history, the number 10 shirt has passed through several hands. after Ansu Fati's departure from MonacoThe number attributed to the best player in the squad goes to Lamine Yamal. Another gift to celebrate the Rocafonda winger's 18th birthday.

On the verge of closing out his most complicated season at Manchester City and while immersed in the Club World Cup, Pep Guardiola's coaching staff is introducing new faces. Aside from a notable outlay of 340 million euros in player signings before the end of the 2024-25 campaign, three people from thestaff They've already left, and in their place have come three replacements. They are Pep Lijnders, James French, and Kolo Touré, who come to replace Juanma Lillo, Íñigo Domínguez, and Carlos Vicens.

The most widespread definition of the English word bang It's "cop," but in American street slang it has another meaning. It's also used as a synonym for "buy" and is used quite a bit in the underworld of sneakerheads, when they debate whether to spend the money on the latest exclusive model from their favorite brand with their staff. In a business that turns over almost seven million euros a year, Newcop is the company that grew out of what he started doing when he was just 16: buying limited-edition models in stores or online and then reselling them at a higher price.Companies.

"I have Madrid in my sights," said Pep Guardiola, bravely, a few days ago. The coach from Santpedor is living a strange era at Manchester City, the club that he has turned into one of the best teams in recent years. But just in the season in which he renewed his contract, Guardiola has seen how a combination of injuries, his own mistakes and successes by his rivals has caused an unprecedented losing streak. The Catalan coach had never lost so many games, and he sees his City fighting to be among the top four in the English league, far behind Liverpool, the leader. In the Champions League, the results have been so bad that with 45 minutes left in the group stage, City was eliminated. They qualified by the skin of their teeth.

"I have Madrid in my sights," said Pep Guardiola, bravely, a few days ago. The coach from Santpedor is living a strange era at Manchester City, the club that he has turned into one of the best teams in recent years. But just in the season in which he renewed his contract, Guardiola has seen how a combination of injuries, his own mistakes and successes by his rivals has caused an unprecedented losing streak. The Catalan coach had never lost so many games, and he sees his City fighting to be among the top four in the English league, far behind Liverpool, the leader. In the Champions League, the results have been so bad that with 45 minutes left in the group stage, City was eliminated. They qualified by the skin of their teeth.