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Saka signs new contract extension with Arsenal ‘I feel great. I think it’s a fantastic moment for me and my family. I’m very happy to continue my journey at this club.’Star forward Bukayo Saka has extended his contract with English Premier League club Arsenal. Arsenal confirmed the extension of Saka’s contract in a statement on their website. However, the length of the extension was not disclosed. According to media reports, Saka has extended his contract with Arsenal until June 2030. His current contract with Arsenal was until 2027. Saka is happy to have signed a new contract with Arsenal. He said, ‘I feel great. I think it’s a fantastic moment for me and my family. I’m very happy to continue my journey at this club.’ He also said, ‘The decision to commit to this club was easy for me and I expect to win everything here.’ Saka joined Arsenal’s academy at the age of eight. He first got a chance in the first team in 2018. Saka has scored 78 goals in 297 matches for Arsenal in all competi...

Megan Keller's decisive goal at the Olympics for the United States is explained, detailing the pass and the maneuver. Taylor Heise felt fatigued, yet she recognized Megan Keller's speed on the ice. The outcome was the golden goal in overtime, securing an emotional victory for the U.S. over Canada in the women’s hockey final at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Thursday night. Keller’s goal, scored 4:07 into the 3-on-3 overtime, was a stunning highlight from beginning to end. It commenced with an impeccable, nearly 100-foot outlet pass from Heise, originating behind her own goal line, directed to Keller just beyond the center red line. “Meg was flying up the ice,” Heise remarked. “She was calling for the puck, and I was somewhat inclined to change, so I tossed it up to her.” Keller took it from there. With the puck on her forehand, she executed a backhand move to completely outmaneuver defender Claire Thompson. “When she received the puck, I thought, ‘I know where she’s going to sco...

Bangladeshi girls leave country to play in Asian Cup Afida Khandaker and Rituparna Chakmara left for Australia to play in the AFC Women's Asian Cup, the highest tournament in Asian women's football, last August. They are now looking to make that achievement even greater. The Bangladeshi women have left for Australia to play in the AFC Women's Asian Cup, the highest tournament in Asian women's football. Afida Khandaker and Rituparna Chakmara left from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in the capital at 11:50 pm on Thursday (February 19). The AFC Women's Asian Cup will be held in three cities in Australia from March 1 to March 21. Bangladesh will be playing in this highest tournament in Asian football for the first time. Afida Khandaker and Rituparna Chakmara brought good news to Bangladesh to play in the AFC Women's Asian Cup, the highest tournament in Asian football, last August. They are now looking to make that achievement even greater. However, it will n...

Indians dominate in The Hundred, Pakistanis fear not getting a team The English news media BBC has claimed that Indian-owned teams are not considering Pakistani cricketers. Pakistani cricketers are worried about getting a team in The Hundred. Indian-owned teams are turning their backs on Pakistanis. Which is making cricket questionable. The auction for The Hundred will be held next month. However, the league is embroiled in a new controversy. The English news media BBC has claimed that Indian-owned teams are not considering Pakistani cricketers. The rudeness of cricket, a game of polite people, is also seen from time to time. The ban on Pakistanis in India's popular cricket league IPL is a big example of this. This time the same incident has happened with Bangladesh. However, such discrimination is not limited to the IPL. As Indian franchises spread, the distance with Pakistani cricketers is increasing in many other leagues. South Africa's franchise league SA T20 starts in 2023...

Arsenal relinquishes a two-goal advantage against Wolves, enhancing Manchester City's prospects for the Premier League title. Arsenal squandered a two-goal advantage against last-placed Wolves on Wednesday, significantly aiding Manchester City in their pursuit of the Premier League title. The league leaders were unexpectedly held to a 2-2 draw at Molineux, despite having a 2-0 lead in the second half. Teenage debutant Tom Edozie netted a goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time, completing Wolves’ remarkable comeback. "There was a significant contrast in our performance between the first half and the second half. We lowered our standards and were punished for it," stated Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka in an interview with the BBC. This draw indicates that Arsenal has dropped points in consecutive matches, leaving them just five points ahead of second-placed City, although they have played one more game. With the top two teams yet to face each other at City’s Etihad Stadium...

End of trot chapter in Afghan cricket, Rashid showered with praise Jonathan Trott is stepping down as the head coach of the Afghanistan cricket team. The match against Canada in the T20 World Cup will be the team's last match under his leadership. Captain Rashid Khan has made an emotional comment about the outgoing coach. The day before the match, Rashid said, "We have a series against Sri Lanka right after the World Cup and then the IPL. Tomorrow is Jonathan Trott's last match with us. We have had some amazing matches and tours with him. He has played a big role in bringing Afghan cricket to where it is today." He added, "He has worked hard with every player. We will all miss him a lot. He has played a key role in taking the team forward in the right direction." Under Trott, Afghanistan has consistently shown its ability to fight against strong teams. The team's performance has improved in discipline and tactics. According to Rashid, this progress has c...