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Haaland’s putting money into a new global chess tour launching next year, backing the Norway Chess team behind it. What’s his next move?
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Haaland’s putting money into a new global chess tour launching next year, backing the Norway Chess team behind it. What’s his next move?
Yep, Haaland’s invested in a new worldwide chess tour to help more people get into the “incredible game.” What’s the plan?
He’s taken a 25% stake in Norway Chess through his new company, with a Total Chess World Championship Tour planned for 2027. More details inside.
A photographer nailed the exact split-second Haaland smacked a ball into an opponent’s face. Painful, wild, and perfectly timed—see it up close.
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Guardiola says Haaland’s spot is the toughest on the pitch. Now Pep’s got a big Tuesday call as City try to flip a 3-0 deficit.
After the 1-1 at West Ham, Pep was asked about his subs and changes—and he didn’t seem happy with one Haaland claim. Sounds like more tweaks could come.
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