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Atlético de Madrid sender en erklæring om Julián Álvarez: "Stol på, at vores spiller vil forstå beslutningen"
Sommerens transfermarked slutter om kun fem dage, og Julián Álvarez vil IKKE tage til FC Barcelona, uanset hvor meget den catalanske klub insisterer. Efter de endeløse rygter og sladder har klubben sendt en erklæring, hvor de kategorisk benægter, at spilleren vil blive solgt til deres rivaler i LaLiga.
"Medlemmerne af Atlético de Madrids bestyrelse har enstemmigt udtrykt deres fulde støtte til klubbens beslutning om ikke at forhandle om overgangen af Julián Alvarez til FC Barcelona," skrev de og forklarede, at Barcelona undlod at handle professionelt, etisk og respektfuldt, da de forhandlede med Álvarez under kontrakt bag deres ryg.
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"Bestyrelsesmedlemmerne anerkender, at 'Atlético de Madrid er åbent for standardforhandlinger på transfermarkedet, når de foregår professionelt, etisk og respektfuldt. Vi står fuldt ud bag klubbens tidligere meddelte holdning om, at FC Barcelona ikke opfyldte disse krav, og som følge heraf vil der ikke være nogen forhandling, og der er ingen overvejelse om en Alvarez-transfer til Barcelona.' "
"Atlético de Madrid stoler på, at vores spiller vil forstå beslutningen og forblive fokuseret på at hjælpe klubben med at nå sine mål, præcis som han har gjort i de to sæsoner, han har forsvaret vores farver. "
Julián Álvarez, enten Atleti eller Arsenal, men aldrig Barcelona
I det sidste afsnit antyder klubben, at Álvarez bliver, på trods af sladder om, at Arsenal er interesseret i spilleren. Atleti ville sandsynligvis kræve omkring 150 millioner euro for spilleren, og sandsynligvis ville de bede Artetas hold Viktor Gyokeres i bytte, for uden Álvarez ville Atleti være uden en centerforward; en operation, der er meget svær at gennemføre på blot fire dage før 31. august.
Julián Álvarez fik sin debut denne sæson med Atleti som udskiftning i deres anden spillerunde i ligaen. Álvarez bidrog kun med få (kun 12 berøringer) og blev buhet af fansene hele tiden, mens han havde bolden. Senere blev han bedt af klubben om at gå alene til omklædningsrummet, mens hans holdkammerater blev på banen og klappede af fansene efter en 2-2 kamp mod Villarreal.
Lige nu træner Álvarez ikke, da han siger, at han føler sig syg.
Vision knows that Wanda is dead during VisionQuest as he's "watched all the [Marvel] movies"
Vision knows Wanda's fate, VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas has revealed.
The version of Vision returning in the new show is White Vision, who has Vision's memories but is a new version of the synthezoid created during WandaVision. Wanda, meanwhile, seemingly died in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – and, since Vision hasn't been seen since the WandaVision finale, it was reasonable to assume he might not know what happened to her.
As it turns out, though, Vision knows, as revealed in a new Empire magazine interview. "He's watched all the movies," Matalas joked. Indeed, in the trailer for the show, Vision is actually sitting in a home theater watching Age of Ultron. So, this might not really be a joke from the showrunner.
There is some doubt if Wanda actually died in the film, since we don't see the Scarlet Witch's actual death or her body. But, it seems everyone in-universe is assuming she's gone, including Vision.
In the same interview, Matalas also explained why Ultron is returning. "My first thought was, 'Well, we don't have Wanda, and we need someone really strong for Vision to play off of," he shared. "Within a millisecond, I was like, 'It's [James] Spader.' Then everything else started to fall into place."
Ultron is returning in a human form in the new Disney Plus show, and it seems he's been living a pretty simple life since his defeat in Age of Ultron. "He's had access to the internet, television, history, and he's just been consuming... and he's been painting," Spader revealed. "[Ultron and Vision] have a sort of father-son-therapist-psychopath relationship."
"He lives in this kind of fantastic prison loft and I go to him for advice," Bettany added. "He's just been imprisoned for... by now it would be 14 years or something."
VisionQuest arrives this October 13. In the meantime, check out our guide to all the upcoming Marvel movies and shows for everything else the MCU has in store.
„Ein Space Marine flieht nicht“: So extrem wird die Asymmetrie in Total War: Warhammer 40
Es war nur konsequent, dass sich Creative Assembly für sein neues Total War in die Ferne Zukunft des Warhammer-40.000-Universums aufmachen würde. Das Studio arbeitet seit Ewigkeiten eng mit Games Workshop zusammen — und der Wechsel auf das finstere Science-Fantasy-Szenario muss eine spannende Aufgabe gewesen sein. Auf der gamescom spielte ich drei kurze Szenarien, um mir einen Überblick über den Titel zu verschaffen und muss sagen: Mit der neuen Engine machen die Schlachten eine Menge her, doch auch die miniaturisierten Planeten auf denen man sich in der Strategieebene bewegt, waren ein netter Touch.
Street Fighter director says he didn't want to make an "off-the-shelf" video game movie: "I was brought on to make something that didn't feel conventional"
Street Fighter has a patchy history on the big screen, to say the least, but the latest adaptation is doing things a little differently, according to director Kitao Sakurai.
If the irreverent Street Fighter trailer and the movie's wild casting choices are any indication, it's a film that isn't taking itself too seriously, and that's by design. "Everybody wanted to get behind creating a movie that had a very distinct tone and approach, that didn't feel like an off-the-shelf video-game movie," Sakurai told Empire Magazine. "I was brought on to make something that didn't feel conventional, and they really let me do my thing."
Sakurai himself is an unconventional choice. The director cut his teeth on comedies like The Eric Andre Show, with little to suggest he'd be the right person to bring the larger-than-life World Warrior Tournament to the screen. But according to the director, who also co-wrote the film's screenplay, that off-kilter perspective is what makes Street Fighter stand out from an increasingly crowded field.
"I also really wanted to honour that feeling I had when I was six years old with my best friend, trying to make our [home-movie] version of a Jet Li movie," Sakuri said. "To just have that sense of fun and irreverence, and not worrying what other people think. To hopefully balance nostalgia with something that feels fresh."
There's not long to go till we find out whether Sakurai and co. have hit the mark. Recently, we got a taste of the action with a special look at the fight between Ryu (Andrew Koji) and Blanka (Jason Momoa). With hadoukens and electric shocks aplenty, it certainly looks like a more reverential adaptation than the notorious, Van Damme-starring '94 movie (and the less said about 2009's Kristin Kreuk-led The Legend of Chun-Li, the better).
Street Fighter is set to top off the biggest year yet for video game adaptations. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Mortal Kombat 2, and Exit 8 have so far been released in 2026, while Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie is still to come. And next year is set to be even bigger, with A Minecraft Movie 2 and the long-awaited live-action The Legend of Zelda movie among the many video games adaps hitting screens.
Street Fighter releases in theaters on October 16. For more, check out our list of upcoming video game movies and our ranking of the best video game movies