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[00:00:00] comes for that
[00:00:04] person who
[00:00:05] is now
[00:00:08] very, I would say, perhaps we can say opinionated, we can
[00:00:11] say selfish in how he views
[00:00:14] the situation. Um, that's why in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:00:17] again, I'm going back to what we talked about, it's important
[00:00:21] for Bosnia and Herzegovina to show itself as a country that
[00:00:25] can make a transaction with Mr. Trump, but
[00:00:29] also be valuable for
[00:00:32] Europe and for those who come, and for Mr.
[00:00:36] Trump. Yes, but in that process, those from
[00:00:39] Sarajevo, especially political leaders and officials, need
[00:00:43] to do the most. What do you, from your
[00:00:46] experience, you were Minister of Foreign Affairs during
[00:00:50] the war, Ambassador of this country to the United Nations, what can you
[00:00:54] tell them now? They are watching, listening,
[00:00:56] do now? They should
[00:01:00] actually do, or rather, what they should have already done, but here
[00:01:04] what should they do now? Here,
[00:01:07] I have the presidency, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, all
[00:01:11] the other ministers.
[00:01:15] I have the opportunity to talk to these people sometimes,
[00:01:18] not all of them, and first, we had
[00:01:22] an advantage as diplomats at that moment,
[00:01:26] that there was a war and that people were dying on... on
[00:01:30] the ground. So someone paid attention
[00:01:33] to us. That's something
[00:01:36] very, God forbid we get such a difficult
[00:01:40] to say, very difficult and I still sometimes
[00:01:44] need to find peace
[00:01:48] within myself, because we were aware, at least I
[00:01:51] was aware, that what was giving us attention at
[00:01:55] that moment meant that someone else was suffering because of it,
[00:01:58] and that's why... "I think that the Dayton Agreement that was
[00:02:02] reach the podium in the signed, whatever it was, or before
[00:02:05] that, whatever could have been signed, it was
[00:02:08] useful, because others were dying and suffering because
[00:02:12] of that war, and the sooner it ends, the
[00:02:15] better. So, we don't need a new war or a new
[00:02:19] conflict to get that attention,
[00:02:22] but what needs to be given at this
[00:02:25] moment is some kind of new
[00:02:28] importance to Bosnia and Herzegovina." "Not what happened, but
[00:02:32] what Bosnia and Herzegovina can
[00:02:34] help with. I call it partnership, but for example, I
[00:02:38] mentioned, mm-hmm, in American relations,
[00:02:41] economy is often mentioned, economy is often
[00:02:44] mentioned. That should actually be the key
[00:02:48] word in those relationships. There are many, I have
[00:02:51] many advantages here, I have friends from
[00:02:54] America, Bosnians and Herzegovinians
[00:02:57] by origin who are trying to open those doors." fly,
[00:03:01] but - for example, energy is important, especially at this
[00:03:04] moment, not just energy, but what we
[00:03:08] call human values in terms
[00:03:11] of capabilities. People who came to
[00:03:15] America, who went all over Europe and other countries around the world from Bosnia and
[00:03:19] Herzegovina are very successful. We are
[00:03:22] a nation that knows, one part that
[00:03:25] knows how to respect science, and another that knows
[00:03:29] how to respect... those who think differently from us
[00:03:32] is often with those people who would not
[00:03:35] have dinner with him or a drink with him. He is
[00:03:39] the one who can open some new economic
[00:03:42] doors, technical doors, doors for
[00:03:45] defense and such things, medical doors that
[00:03:49] are very all needed
[00:03:52] in a world that is changing very fast.
[00:03:56] For example, one thing people recognized in me when I was
[00:03:59] a young man, a man who can adapt very well in
[00:04:03] any situation.
[00:04:05] Part perhaps of my past, that I
[00:04:08] was a small child and I had to adapt when we
[00:04:12] were refugees from that communist Yugoslavia, but
[00:04:16] second, I think, here we are as Bosnians and Herzegovinians,
[00:04:19] a thousand years ago, we were the ones who believed
[00:04:23] in diversity in spiritual world
[00:04:27] governance, because our country was...
[00:04:30] some people called those people Bogomils, some
[00:04:33] called them Cathars,
[00:04:36] but these are people who were driven
[00:04:40] out in the West, in the East, who found open doors
[00:04:44] in Bosnia and Herzegovina, they actually
[00:04:47] found uh
[00:04:51] leaders and citizens who respected
[00:04:53] them, and that's why we have
[00:04:57] that in our soul, I think. I sometimes wonder. I wonder if it's
[00:05:00] my American soul that believes in
[00:05:04] diversity, I see in this America
[00:05:07] as it is now that at least 50% it seems
[00:05:10] or maybe 30% would not...
[00:05:12] that diversity, and that's why I don't think that was my
[00:05:16] source of respect
[00:05:18] for diversity, that we love diversity here, but politicians constantly
[00:05:22] emphasize what we
[00:05:25] actually cannot agree on,
[00:05:28] not what we are actually the same, the same,
[00:05:32] similar, unfortunately people, people listen to them,
[00:05:35] are you as an American disappointed, come on, finish that, my
[00:05:39] mother, not my mother who had finished
[00:05:42] madrasa and was truly a Muslim to
[00:05:45] the end, who prayed five times and so on, she led me to
[00:05:49] see grandfather Draža to dye eggs, she
[00:05:53] taught me, she taught me
[00:05:56] to respect many things
[00:05:59] including our Orthodox,
[00:06:02] Catholic and religious friends, she taught
[00:06:05] me now something else to have great
[00:06:09] respect for what is around us in life.
[00:06:13] from nature. That's why
[00:06:16] she, she's not, she's not raised in America, she was raised
[00:06:19] in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in World War
[00:06:23] II, where perhaps even worse things happened, but
[00:06:26] there is something in our soul, in our head, it's important
[00:06:30] to have both. We, I think, as Bosnians and Herzegovinians
[00:06:34] have, what I learned as an American is to play
[00:06:37] that poker, I'm not talking about something that goes to
[00:06:40] a casino, but when a deal is being advocated
[00:06:43] in business, I was on Wall Street and I knew
[00:06:46] when there was a Holburg who wanted to be on Wall
[00:06:50] Street, but didn't quite succeed, what game he wanted to
[00:06:53] play, but perhaps the best player in
[00:06:56] all of that was Milošević, even though many
[00:07:00] couldn't really recognize it. Are
[00:07:03] you as an American disappointed that now, uh,
[00:07:07] the same Americans who uh, therefore
[00:07:10] uh, until recently, Dodik. called
[00:07:13] the biggest threat to peace and Putin's biggest
[00:07:16] player in the Balkans, mm, are
[00:07:20] now applauding him? So, not the same political option,
[00:07:23] but still, the American administration is now
[00:07:27] applauding him.
[00:07:30] Well, look, the first question is where Dodik
[00:07:34] is going now and as I mentioned
[00:07:36] very long ago in this conversation, you see
[00:07:40] how the Kremlin reacts to... everything, will he
[00:07:44] travel to Moscow again to talk to Putin about all
[00:07:48] of this? If so, then it means not only that we
[00:07:51] have been deceived, but Washington itself has been
[00:07:55] deceived again. Will Trump, but I can't
[00:07:58] choose, will Trump lift
[00:08:01] sanctions?
[00:08:05] That's not clear, but conditions must remain on
[00:08:08] everything. And the only valuable
[00:08:12] conditions here are to open up so that
[00:08:16] he becomes part of those who will open
[00:08:20] the doors to Euro-Atlantic integrations
[00:08:23] and
[00:08:26] open
[00:08:29] that up, because in the end, look, a moment may
[00:08:32] come when everything closes for him, and the only thing that
[00:08:36] opens is the international criminal
[00:08:39] court, because keep in mind that because one
[00:08:42] court closed in The Hague, another opened, and
[00:08:46] what is happening now in Bosnia and Herzegovina, we can already
[00:08:50] look at some elements
[00:08:52] that lead to that court. It
[00:08:56] wouldn't be very positive to
[00:08:59] go in that direction for anyone, because then it means that the
[00:09:02] evils that happened 30
[00:09:05] years before or 60 years before are repeating
[00:09:08] again. But at this
[00:09:13] moment - "Dodik is less important and the punishments against him
[00:09:16] are less important. What's important is, I'm not talking about
[00:09:20] rewards, but about the normalization
[00:09:22] of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a European, actually
[00:09:25] Euro-Atlantic state.
[00:09:29] So you think, it's very interesting that Dodik can
[00:09:32] become that factor, although formally,
[00:09:35] he is no longer the president
[00:09:38] of Republika Srpska after the verdict of the State Court."
[00:09:43] "But anything is possible in these parts
[00:09:46] of trade. We'll see, thank
[00:09:50] you very much. Yes, we see, we see, for example, that when it comes
[00:09:53] to Trump, he also considered himself one
[00:09:57] of the greatest friends, friends
[00:10:00] of Netanyahu, but
[00:10:03] at least at this moment we don't have as much
[00:10:06] suffering as we had before Gaza, that
[00:10:09] Trump took one step." For that is
[00:10:13] to take hold of
[00:10:15] Netanyahu for what you know he can be
[00:10:18] taken for, to say, I'll just squeeze it
[00:10:22] harder if you... you don't
[00:10:25] give in. It was
[00:10:28] necessary for Netanyahu
[00:10:31] to turn away from those of his extremists
[00:10:35] in the Israeli government who ultimately want to
[00:10:39] take all the territory, whether it's in
[00:10:42] Gaza or the West Bank
[00:10:45] West Bank. And politics is a whore, as
[00:10:49] we say, but the whore doesn't die, who dies
[00:10:52] are ordinary citizens who. "lose their lives, not
[00:10:56] just children in the sense of losing their lives, but losing
[00:11:00] their future. That's one of those things that
[00:11:03] when you are in a leadership position you need to
[00:11:07] understand. Ideals are not that
[00:11:11] important. I, as a person again, as a lawyer,
[00:11:14] believe that the International Criminal Court has a very important
[00:11:18] role, that role is not
[00:11:21] to give such a large space to those..."
[00:11:25] who are willing to do anything, like
[00:11:27] Mladić and Karadžić and Milošević were
[00:11:31] willing, but to tell them,
[00:11:34] there is a path
[00:11:37] that - leads to peace, but the other path
[00:11:41] leads you to the end in prison or something
[00:11:44] similar. Thank you
[00:11:46] very much.
[00:11:49] Thank you. Thank you, dear viewers, the president is over, see
[00:11:52] you next Wednesday.
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[00:14:17] Hello, you're watching Sport Klub news.
[00:14:20] Today's central topics are football, basketball, tennis,
[00:14:23] athletics. Let's first hear the most important information for
[00:14:27] today. After being eliminated from the Champions League
[00:14:30] qualifiers, there was a change of coach at the Crvena Zvezda
[00:14:34] football club, and an extraordinary
[00:14:38] press conference was also held.
[00:14:41] Partizan footballers will play in Kazakhstan against Tobol
[00:14:45] on Thursday in the second leg of the third qualifying round
[00:14:48] for the Conference League.
[00:14:52] Jakub Menšík and Alex De Minaur are
[00:14:56] on Novak Đoković's path to the tournament final in Cincinnati.
[00:14:59] It was decided
[00:15:00] by draw.
[00:15:05] Truly a turbulent 24 hours at Crvena Zvezda football
[00:15:08] club. The end of the dream in the Champions League, then the departure
[00:15:11] of one coach. And the name of the new coaching staff is becoming increasingly
[00:15:15] certain, and also an extraordinary press conference
[00:15:18] was held. A debacle in the two-match tie with
[00:15:22] Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the third round of Champions League qualifiers and
[00:15:26] a 2-0 loss at Marakana meant only
[00:15:29] one thing: the resignation of coach Dejan Stanković. Crvena Zvezda's general
[00:15:33] director, Zvezdan Terzić, held a press conference
[00:15:36] lasting almost an hour. Honestly, I must
[00:15:40] say, I was at this stadium for the first time, I think it was
[00:15:43] October, November
[00:15:46] 1977, I was 11 years old, against Borussia
[00:15:49] Mönchengladbach, it was 0-3, and since
[00:15:52] then I don't remember a worse
[00:15:55] performance by Crvena Zvezda.
[00:15:59] I can't believe that Crvena Zvezda
[00:16:02] could have looked so bad,
[00:16:05] so there's a... big apology, Terzić said he
[00:16:09] understands the fans' chants "Management out", and that
[00:16:12] extraordinary elections will be held in December. He also announced
[00:16:16] a new coach very soon. We
[00:16:19] have an obligation to UEFA in the next two
[00:16:23] days, until Friday at midnight, to submit
[00:16:27] the name of the new coach. We are already in negotiations since
[00:16:30] last night, when Dejan Stanković submitted his irrevocable
[00:16:33] resignation and since he said goodbye to the players and us.
[00:16:38] According to Sport Klub, the new coach should be
[00:16:42] Albert Riera, the Spanish expert who achieved numerous
[00:16:45] successes with Celje, which he led, Eintracht Frankfurt.
[00:16:49] Zvezda is now waiting for the play-off for placement in the Europa League
[00:16:52] group stage. Their opponent is Czech Viktoria Plzeň. The first match is scheduled
[00:16:56] for August 20th in Belgrade, while the second leg will be played seven
[00:17:00] days later in the
[00:17:01] Czech Republic.
[00:17:06] The head of the coaching staff of Partizan, Saša Ilić, spoke at
[00:17:09] a press conference dedicated to the return match
[00:17:12] of the third qualifying round of the Conference League against
[00:17:16] Tobol. The Steamroller is expected to
[00:17:19] confirm its place in the playoff round in Kazakhstan after a convincing
[00:17:22] triumph at home in the first match with a score of 3-0.
[00:17:26] They know in Humsk that the two-match against Spanish Getafe is close, but
[00:17:30] there is no relaxation until the second European
[00:17:33] obstacle is overcome, because Tobol plays much better on home turf.
[00:17:38] "We expect the second leg match against
[00:17:42] Tobol tomorrow, we have a good result from Belgrade, but we are
[00:17:45] aware of the fact that Tobol
[00:17:49] is a home team, that they rarely lose at home, on the other hand, my players are
[00:17:53] extremely motivated to
[00:17:56] play with maximum discipline and aggression and to try to get a
[00:18:00] favorable result tomorrow. We are talking to the players, we know that
[00:18:03] Tobol is a home team, that they will primarily apply
[00:18:06] pressure..." tomorrow from the beginning, from the beginning of the match,
[00:18:10] but on the other hand, we are ready to respond to that
[00:18:14] in any case, I hope for a good game, well, I have nothing to
[00:18:17] comment on, Dejan Stanković is a great friend of mine,
[00:18:20] a great coach, uh, he has my
[00:18:24] support for everything he has done, in any case,
[00:18:27] a coach's life is like that, one day they praise you, the next day they
[00:18:31] criticize you, so none of what happened yesterday changes my
[00:18:35] opinion about Dejan Stanković, of course, we will
[00:18:38] enter the match 100% focused as if the result is 0-0,
[00:18:42] of course we will try to transfer everything we worked on throughout the week
[00:18:46] to the pitch tomorrow
[00:18:49] and thus confirm
[00:18:51] our passage.
[00:18:53] Paris Saint-Germain footballers won their second consecutive
[00:18:57] European Super Cup after defeating Aston Villa 2-1
[00:19:01] in Germany with a score of 2-1.
[00:19:04] The first goal at the Red Bull Arena was scored in the 20th minute. However,
[00:19:08] the team
[00:19:10] from Birmingham equalized just before the end of the first half through Bryan
[00:19:14] Mbeumo, who is only 17 years old. The final score
[00:19:18] was set by Désiré Doué in the 61st
[00:19:21] minute. Interestingly, the match was played on Paris Saint-Germain's
[00:19:25] 56th birthday. The club from the French capital was founded
[00:19:28] on August 12, 1970. It was the
[00:19:32] 51st edition of the UEFA Super Cup. With this victory,
[00:19:36] the Parisians continued their dominance as European champions,
[00:19:39] with a record of 31-20 in
[00:19:42] victories. The Parisian saints, led by the brilliant coach Luis
[00:19:45] Enrique, managed to defend the trophy won last year
[00:19:48] in Udine, when they defeated Tottenham after penalties and thus
[00:19:52] became only the second team in the modern era after Real Madrid
[00:19:55] to manage to win two consecutive titles in this
[00:19:59] competition.
[00:20:05] Luka Bošković performed excellently in... Long jump, and
[00:20:08] Mihailo Katanić justified his participation in the European Athletics
[00:20:12] Championships. Our colleague Vladimir Todorović reports from Birmingham.
[00:20:15] Mihajlo Katanić failed to qualify for the final
[00:20:19] of the 400m hurdles, but he has reason to be completely satisfied
[00:20:22] with his performance at the European Championship in Birmingham. The Serbian
[00:20:26] national team member stopped the stopwatch in the semi-final race at
[00:20:29] 49.61 and improved his personal best by another five hundredths
[00:20:32] of a second. He finished 17th overall. Aleksandra
[00:20:36] Pešić ran a personal best in the 400 meters, but it was not enough
[00:20:40] to qualify for the semifinals. Here's what
[00:20:43] Mihajlo said immediately after the semi-final race.
[00:20:46] I'm really happy after yesterday's tough race, the second race.
[00:20:50] "in less than 24 hours, a personal best, again a real sign that
[00:20:54] the training is paying off, that we are on the right track. Tell
[00:20:57] me what you learned from this competition? A lot, truly
[00:21:00] exceptional when you compete with everyone who runs
[00:21:03] 48, 49, 47, and even
[00:21:07] 46 and 45. So, in Birmingham, there is still
[00:21:11] talk of a brilliant men's long jump final. Serbian
[00:21:14] national team member Luka Bošković took fifth place with a jump of
[00:21:18] 8.08 m. At his first major competition in
[00:21:21] senior competition, he showed that in the years to come he will be
[00:21:25] a serious candidate for medals at all major competitions. Let's
[00:21:28] recall, Luka jumped 8.33 in the qualifications, which is
[00:21:32] his longest jump, but it will not be recorded as a personal best due to
[00:21:36] the wind blowing at 2.4 m per
[00:21:39] second. Gold went to Greek Tedoglou.
[00:21:42] A very tough final, I am definitely
[00:21:46] satisfied with my result to be in the top five.
[00:21:50] European Championship in my first senior competition, I cannot
[00:21:54] say that I am not satisfied.
[00:21:57] I hope I will be able to continue to compete with
[00:22:00] the best. On Wednesday evening, the finals in three disciplines were also held.
[00:22:04] Briton Karsten Warholm won the 400m race. It was his
[00:22:08] third European gold in this discipline.
[00:22:11] Slovakian Emma Zapletalova succeeded the legendary Dutchwoman
[00:22:15] Femke Bol on the throne in the 400m hurdles, while in hammer throw, the best
[00:22:18] was Finnish athlete
[00:22:21] Kine.
[00:22:23] On Thursday, two big stars of Serbian athletics,
[00:22:26] Angelina Topić and Ivana Španović, will take to the arena. Angelina is expected
[00:22:30] to compete in the high jump qualifications in the morning. This
[00:22:33] should be a routine job for her because, along with Ukrainian Yaroslava
[00:22:37] Mahuchikh, she is the main candidate for the brightest medal. On Thursday
[00:22:40] evening, a treat: Ivana Španović will try to win her
[00:22:44] 16th medal at the biggest competition. She won
[00:22:47] 15 previous medals in the long jump, and... This time she will try to
[00:22:52] triple jump. We will find out if she succeeds somewhere around
[00:22:55] 22:30 Serbian time. For Sport
[00:22:59] Klub from Birmingham, Vladimir
[00:23:01] Todorović.
[00:23:04] Thank you to my colleague Todorović for the exhaustive report, and
[00:23:08] Novak Đoković has learned his opponents for the
[00:23:11] Cincinnati Masters, which begins this Wednesday in
[00:23:14] Ohio.
[00:23:16] Đoković is seeded third and has a bye in the first round, while
[00:23:20] in the second, he awaits the winner of the match between Tirante and Chinsky. In Montreal,
[00:23:23] Tirante defeated Fritz and Popirin before being eliminated by Lerner
[00:23:27] Tien. If he overcomes that hurdle, Novak should face
[00:23:31] Matteo Arnaldi in the third round, a Roland Garros semifinalist, a player
[00:23:34] who often emphasizes that Nole was his idol. Đoković last
[00:23:37] played in Ohio in 2023, when he
[00:23:40] defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a legendary final. The fourth
[00:23:44] round should bring a clash with Jakub Menčík, who has Švajda or Bellucci
[00:23:48] on his path. Probably Darderi. Novak's projected
[00:23:52] opponent in the quarterfinals is Alex de Minaur, and in the semifinals,
[00:23:55] Alexander Zverev. Among other Serbian players, Miomir Kecmanović
[00:23:59] will face Argentine Hugo Carabelli, ranked 76th on the ATP
[00:24:03] list. If he advances, he will face Flavio Cobolli. Hamad Međedović
[00:24:06] will start against a qualifier, while in the second round, he could potentially face Daniil
[00:24:10] Medvedev.
[00:24:13] Here's what happened last night at the Masters tournament in
[00:24:17] Montreal.
[00:24:20] Brandon Nakashima defeated Luciano Darderi of Italy
[00:24:23] 6-2, 6-3. This was his 26th win of the season and
[00:24:27] his second consecutive semifinal after Washington. For a step
[00:24:31] further, he will fight Rafael Hodar, who defeated Arthur
[00:24:34] Fils 7-6, 6-3. The young
[00:24:37] 19-year-old Spaniard started the year as the 168th
[00:24:40] player in the world, and now he will enter the top 10 if he
[00:24:44] wins the title. Overnight, defending champion Ben Shelton crushed
[00:24:48] Jakob Menšík 6-3, 6-1, while Learner Tien was better than
[00:24:52] Spaniard Mérida
[00:24:53] 6-3, 6-2.
[00:24:58] My routines throughout the tournament, the way that I stay focused, what I do with my
[00:25:02] off-days, uh, the way I prepare for my matches and
[00:25:05] uh continue to to take care of my body. Um, I think it's really
[00:25:09] important, and being sharp mentally and physically is super important down
[00:25:12] the stretch in these tournaments and uh something I'm still uh
[00:25:16] a little bit immature with at times, but definitely doing lot better.
[00:25:20] We have reached the halfway point of our news broadcast. Here's what
[00:25:24] awaits you in the continuation of our news.
[00:25:28] Istanbul exploded. On the same
[00:25:30] day, Dušan Vlahović signed for Beşiktaş and
[00:25:34] Romelu Lukaku for
[00:25:36] Fenerbahçe.
[00:25:39] The famous NBA franchise Los Angeles
[00:25:41] Lakers was sold for a record 12
[00:25:45] billion dollars to businessmen Josh
[00:25:48] Kushner and Bob
[00:25:50] Iger.
[00:25:53] In the final phase of the transfer window, the biggest
[00:25:56] transfer bombs are coming from the Bosphorus
[00:26:00] where Beşiktaş and Fenerbahçe are bringing in serious
[00:26:03] attackers.
[00:26:06] Beşiktaş officially announced that it has started negotiations with Serbian
[00:26:10] national team member Dušan Vlahović, which has given the multi-week
[00:26:13] transfer saga a completely new dimension.
[00:26:16] The news immediately resonated with Turkish media, which present Vlahović's possible
[00:26:20] arrival as one of Beşiktaş's biggest deals this summer,
[00:26:23] and Turkish media expect negotiations to now enter their final phase.
[00:26:27] phase. Vlahovic is a particularly attractive option for the Turkish
[00:26:30] giant due to the fact that no compensation is required
[00:26:34] for his arrival. The Serbian striker's contract
[00:26:38] with Juventus expired and as of July 1st, he has the status of a free
[00:26:41] player. Besiktas is therefore in a position to sign a player
[00:26:45] who just 4.5 years ago made one of
[00:26:48] the biggest transfers in the history of Italian football. Juventus
[00:26:51] brought him in January 2022
[00:26:54] from Fiorentina in a deal whose total value
[00:26:57] was around 80 million euros. And
[00:27:01] one of the biggest transfers this summer in Turkey has been completed.
[00:27:04] Romelu Lukaku is a new Fenerbahce player.
[00:27:08] The Belgian striker left Napoli and will continue his career
[00:27:11] in Istanbul, and the transfer was officially confirmed by both clubs.
[00:27:14] According to information from Italian media, Fenerbahce will pay Napoli
[00:27:18] six million euros plus additional bonuses, thus
[00:27:21] ending the multi-day story about the future of the 33-year-old
[00:27:25] striker. Fenerbahce accelerated negotiations with Napoli
[00:27:29] in the previous days, and the Turkish club wanted to finalize the deal
[00:27:32] to further strengthen the attack before the most important matches at the beginning
[00:27:36] of the season. Lukaku passed medical examinations, which were particularly
[00:27:40] detailed due to injury problems during the previous
[00:27:43] season, after which there were no more obstacles for
[00:27:46] the transfer to be realized. Lukaku has extensive
[00:27:50] experience from the strongest European leagues. He started his career at
[00:27:53] Anderlecht, and then played for Chelsea, West Bromwich Albion,
[00:27:57] Everton, Manchester United, Inter, Roma, and Napoli.
[00:28:00] He achieved his greatest successes in Italy with Inter and Napoli, and now
[00:28:04] he will play for the first time in his career in Turkish
[00:28:07] football. Former Olympique Marseille goalkeeper,
[00:28:10] Gerónimo Rulli, is a new Manchester City reinforcement,
[00:28:14] the clubs officially confirmed. Rulli signed
[00:28:17] a two-year contract with the Citizens and thus began his
[00:28:21] second stint at City, where he spent the 2016-17
[00:28:23] season. But back then he didn't make a single
[00:28:27] appearance for the first team. He comes to Manchester City as a replacement for
[00:28:31] England international James Trafford, who recently
[00:28:34] joined Licu in a transfer worth up to 45 million
[00:28:38] pounds. Rulli will be a backup to Manchester City's starting goalkeeper
[00:28:42] Gianluigi Donnarumma, and is remembered
[00:28:44] for the Europa League final in the 2020-21
[00:28:47] season, when he scored a penalty against Manchester
[00:28:51] United as a Villarreal player, and then saved
[00:28:53] the shot of the Red Devils' goalkeeper David de Gea, bringing
[00:28:57] the Spanish club the trophy after a marathon penalty shootout.
[00:29:00] jedanaesteraca.
[00:29:04] During the day, there weren't many European, or rather,
[00:29:07] EuroLeague transfers, but we managed to single out a few
[00:29:11] for you. Former Philadelphia 76ers
[00:29:14] basketball player, Madon Beauchamp is a new
[00:29:18] Bayern reinforcement. He is 25 years old, 201 cm
[00:29:21] tall, and plays as a small forward. He spent four years
[00:29:24] in the NBA after Mil Vock selected him from
[00:29:28] the 24th position of the 2024 draft.
[00:29:32] Beauchamp left in February 2025, when he was
[00:29:36] traded to the Los Angeles Clippers, only to be released
[00:29:39] less than a month later. He spent the rest of
[00:29:43] the 2024-25
[00:29:45] season with the New York Knicks. In the second part of last season, he was
[00:29:49] a member of the 76ers after impressing in the G
[00:29:52] League. For Mardon Beauchamp, Bayern will
[00:29:56] be his first club in Europe. The German vice-champion previously
[00:29:59] brought in coach Anton Gavel, Dwayne Washington,
[00:30:02] Austin Wiley, Tobias Jensen, Myles Norris,
[00:30:06] and Johannes Thiemann. Before
[00:30:09] the start of the new EuroLeague season, and while struggling with finances, Asvel managed
[00:30:13] to agree on a one-year contract with 29-year-old
[00:30:16] power forward Nate Sestina. The American is
[00:30:20] 205 cm tall and comes after a season spent at
[00:30:23] Armani. Sestina played in Spain before moving to Milan
[00:30:26] as a replacement for Vlatko Čančar. However, a hand
[00:30:30] injury that required surgery kept him off the court for approximately three
[00:30:34] months, so he only played 10 times
[00:30:36] in the EuroLeague. He averaged 3.1 points and
[00:30:39] 0.8 rebounds in eight minutes per game. After
[00:30:43] returning to the court, the power forward found himself back in Milan's rotation,
[00:30:47] but struggled to establish consistency and was not
[00:30:50] registered for the remainder of the Italian league season. Before moving to
[00:30:54] Italy, he had an important role in the Valencia team which was led from the bench
[00:30:57] by Pedro Martinez in the EuroCup.