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Football fans across the globe are buzzing with anticipation as Yan Diomandé, the dynamic Ivory Coast winger, inches closer to a blockbuster deal with Paris Saint-Germain. The young starlet, whose performances at the recent World Cup have turned heads, may finalize his move to the French capital far sooner than expected. This development could redefine PSG‘s summer transfer strategy, potentially outpacing even their other high-profile negotiations. Despite Liverpool’s relentless pursuit, Diomandé has opted for the Parisian club, sending shockwaves through the transfer market. The Reds had tabled two staggering bids…

Across the Atlantic, France national team defender Malo Gusto is part of the squad chasing a third world title at the 2026 World Cup. In England, however, his move from Chelsea to Manchester City is becoming clearer and appears sealed following the official confirmation of Enzo Maresca’s appointment as head coach. The long-awaited announcement for Manchester City supporters, who had been without a manager since Pep Guardiola’s departure at the end of May, came on Monday, June 29. Enzo Maresca officially became the new coach of the Skyblues. This marks…

As the 2026 World Cup is in full swing, Paris Saint-Germain is stepping up its summer recruitment. The capital club is accelerating efforts, particularly regarding the transfer of Maghnes Akliouche. The French international has reportedly made a decision about his future in case he leaves AS Monaco this summer. After winning the Champions League for a second consecutive year, PSG is clearly planning a busy transfer window this summer. The capital club wants to provide new options for Luis Enrique next season and has therefore stepped up its recruitment efforts.…

Gabon has officially concluded its Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement (SFPA) with the European Union (EU), with the pact reaching its scheduled end on June 28, 2026, without a subsequent renewal. This cooperative accord, first established in 2007, had seen multiple extensions over the years, most recently in 2021. During its last five-year term, the agreement reportedly contributed 17 billion CFA francs to the Gabonese treasury. The strategic choice not to extend the agreement with the EU originated during the Council of Ministers meeting in June 2025, championed by transitional President…

Gabon achieved a trade surplus of $6.9 billion in 2025. This result, reached despite global trade contraction, falling oil prices, and disruptions to maritime routes, highlights the structural strength of the country’s external position. The surplus stems from a net difference between exports of $10.73 billion and imports of $3.83 billion. With an export-to-import ratio above 2.8 to 1, Gabon holds a favourable position within the Cemac zone, where several other economies have seen their trade balances shrink due to rising freight and input costs. The global context was unfavourable.…