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PSG Announces Squad for Rennes: Torres and Godts Included, Key Absences

Paris Saint-Germain included Ferran Torres and Mika Godts in its squad for the Champions League match against Barcelona on 20 October 2026. Nuno Mendes was absent with a left-thigh injury, while Senny Mayulu was among the substitutes. Godts had already played in both domestic and European competition.

Pogacar Holds Red Jersey After Monaco Time Trial Victory

Tadej Pogačar opened the Vuelta a España with a narrow time-trial win in Monaco, then crashed out on Stage 8 while leading the race. Enric Mas took the overall lead after Pogačar’s withdrawal and went on to win the Vuelta, while Wout van Aert claimed the points title. The final standings reflect separate contests for the red jersey, points and climbing.

French Court Blocks Eviction After Landlord Overcharges Tenants

A landlord in France tried to evict tenants over a locksmith bill, but the court found he had overcharged them by more than €7,700 in rent and expenses. The ruling stopped the eviction and ordered the landlord to pay the tenants. The case highlights the risks of ignoring rental regulations.

Three Brothers Land 230-Kilo Bluefin Tuna After Grueling Two-Hour Battle

Ludovic Delmée and his brothers Florian and Jonathan spent nearly two hours battling a 230-kilo bluefin tuna just 5.5 kilometers off Sète. The fish measured 2.6 meters and had to be towed to port, then lifted with special equipment. The catch highlights the excitement of Mediterranean tuna fishing and the strict rules that govern it.

French Teacher Retires at 61 with €2,454 Monthly Pension

Joël, a French secondary school teacher, retired at 61 after nearly 30 years in public education. He now receives a net pension of €2,454 per month and volunteers teaching French to foreigners. His case highlights the complexities of early retirement rules in France.

Domestic Tourism in Catalonia Drops to Post-Pandemic Levels

Catalonia is seeing a sharp fall in domestic tourism, with figures returning to levels last recorded after the pandemic. Meanwhile, international arrivals, especially in Barcelona, are rising. The shift is reshaping the region’s tourism economy.