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Palace want teenage Brest defender Le Guen

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By Alex Howell Verified, Sami Mokbel Verified
| MSN Verified
Crystal Palace are interested in signing Brest centre-back Raphael le Guen. The 19-year-old defender is on the Eagles' radar as Maxence Lacroix's move to Chelsea edges closer. Le Guen made his debut for Brest in the 2025-26 season and made six appearances in Ligue 1 The teenager started the final four matches of the campaign which included games against Paris St-Germain and Strasbourg.
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Government seeks the private sector to help fix its water crisis.

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By Sami Mokbel Verified
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By Khuleko Siwele. South Africa plans to tap private investors to tackle the country’s water crisis by developing blended-finance projects and accelerating a pipeline of bankable infrastructure investments. The push comes as deteriorating municipal water systems threaten public health and economic activity in Africa’s biggest economy. The National Water Action Plan released by the presidency on Thursday said public funds would not be sufficient to address infrastructure backlogs alone.
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Guardiola turns down the offer to coach the Italian national team.

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By Sami Mokbel Verified
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By Lehlohonolo Lehana. Pep Guardiola has ruled out an immediate return to management, insisting he needs a break from football after turning down the coaching role with the Italy national team. Guardiola gave his response to the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) on Thursday night. FIGC officials Paolo Maldini and his advisor Leonardo met with Guardiola over three days, explaining their project for the national team moving forward.
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