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GIRONA, Spain (AP) — Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said Jude Bellingham was not injured after his midfielder asked to substituted for what appeared to be a left thigh issue during a 3-0 win at Girona in La Liga on Saturday. “Bellingham is fine,” Ancelotti said. “He was just a bit tired and preferred not to risk anything in the final minutes.” That means Bellingham should be available when Madrid visits Atalanta on Tuesday in the Champions League, where it has lost three of five matches. Bellingham led Madrid's win after extending his scoring run to five consecutive league games for Madrid. He then set up Arda Guler to double the lead. The England midfielder asked to leave the match after he went down following contact with a Girona player with half an hour left. He rubbed his inner left thigh while he remained on the turf before walking off when replaced by Dani Ceballos with Madrid winning 2-0. Kylian Mbappé added a third goal after Bellingham was on the bench. AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer
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Team claims NASCAR rescinded approval to buy new charter unless federal antitrust suit is droppedAccording to Athena Advisers , 1 in every 18 real estate consultancy clients is an investor in commercial properties, “a proportion that acquires more significant weight if we take into account that Athena Advisers is mainly recognised for its operations in the residential market, although in recent years it has reinforced commercial activity” explains David Moura-George, director of Athena Advisers Portugal. Even though the end of programs to encourage foreign investment via the acquisition of properties in the national market or even the changes registered in the Local Accommodation rules may have led many investors in residential properties to take refuge in another asset class, according to David Moura-George, “these limitations do not in themselves explain this turnaround, especially because the trend is global”, he maintains. “These clients can be either individual investors who invest 2 million euros in the purchase of plots of land for the construction of schools in Greater Lisbon or consortiums that invest 100 million euros in hotels in the French Alps”. In Athena Advisers' opinion, investors or regular owners of residential properties are gaining confidence in the commercial market as they become more familiar with its specificities and complexity. “For a commercial real estate investor, residential is just one part of their portfolio. But for the common investor in residential properties, the world of commercial properties is often placed in another dimension where people speak a different language”, notes the general director of the consultancy. “However, once these investors get to know the local market and the players in the commercial sector in depth, they very quickly move from investing in assets of 2-3 million euros to assets of 6-8 million euros, or more. This is what we call going from “resi-normal” to “commercial-climber”, he explains. For this new type of investor in commercial real estate, there are also new asset classes that are more accessible to their investment and/or debt capacity. The more traditional segments of large office buildings or shopping centers may not be within the reach of these investors, but there is a diverse set of properties that are better suited to their portfolio and are seeing increasing demand. This is the case of street stores and supermarkets, warehouses, technology parks, small hotels and tourist residences with services, schools and student housing, as well as investments in real estate development, often using crowdsourcing. Higher returns and security in investments - as long as the stability of tenants, good rents and long-term contracts are ensured - and the lack of concern with the day-to-day management that residential properties normally require, are among the main motivations for this turnaround. According to David Moura-George “residential properties often attract those looking for a more emotional connection with their investments, typically seeking to obtain returns that can vary between 3% and 4%. In commercial assets, the focus is 100% financial with returns that can vary from 5% to 10% in the domestic market, in addition to leases of 10 to 20 years reducing management headaches.” In recent years, the Portuguese commercial property market has registered record levels of investment, with annual volumes ranging between 2 billion euros and 3.4 billion euros (2018-2022), and despite the challenges of the current national and international situation have negatively impacted these values in 2023, with good prospects for recovery already this year, the truth is that Portugal continues to be seen as a stable market and one of the most interesting in terms of the risk/return relationship in the European panorama”, assures the managing director of Athena Advisers. In addition to the acquisition of income assets, real estate development is also attracting many investors who usually looked to the residential sector and crowdsourcing is emerging with a financing model that allows these entrepreneurs to make investments at values that would otherwise be practically unattainable. “Crowdsourcing is a great example of how these investors can join forces and have the opportunity to co-invest in a real estate project as shareholders,” explains Moura-George. Currently, Athena Advisers is involved in several projects in the Portuguese market whose development results from crowdsourcing, “among them a hotel in Costa da Caparica, to be announced soon, and a residential tourism project in the municipality of Aljezur”, he concludes.
Alex Ovechkin is expected to miss 4 to 6 weeks with a broken left legFontaines DC 3Arena, Dublin It has been a remarkable year for Fontaines DC, what with a change of musical direction on their critically adored and Grammy-nominated fourth album, Romance , and sold-out shows across the UK and Europe. Could there be a better way to celebrate than with a pair of hometown shows? Seven years ago, they played their first gig in front of 25 people. On Friday night, there are 14,000 present, although many more would be here if capacity obliged, and they play with a strut and confidence befitting a band considered by many to be one of the contemporary greats. Being a formidable live proposition was the band’s stock in trade even in the early days but, still, one can only marvel at how they have grown to easily command this sizeable venue. Grian Chatten is a born frontman, right down to the bug-eyed shades he sports for the first part of the show. He keeps chatter to a minimum, preferring to let the music speak. Unlike many of today’s bands, Fontaines DC is not simply a vehicle for the singer. This is very much a full band affair All but one track from Romance is played and the songs bristle with energy. The show starts with the stark title track, before fan favourite Jackie Down the Line and a raucous Televised Mind raise the temperature. Unlike many of today’s bands, Fontaines DC is not simply a vehicle for the singer. This is very much a full band affair, with guitarist Conor Curley and multi-instrumentalist Carlos O’Connell putting in quite the shift, while Conor Deegan on bass and drummer Tom Coll ensure the performance has a thrilling muscularity. The robustness of the sound is augmented by English touring musician Chilli Jesson, who flits from keys to guitar. The full force of the band’s energy is captured on a gloriously frenetic Hurricane Laughter while Big , the opening song on their much admired debut album Dogrel , is rapturously delivered. The best is yet to come, however. Ever since its 2019 release, Boys in the Better Land , has been hailed as a classic, one that’s very much part of the canon of the best Irish rock songs. And it’s delivered with gusto here, the crowd keeping pace with Chatton’s rapid-fire singing. It’s straight into another of their best songs, but their rendition of Favourite feels a little off and doesn’t quite capture the majesty of the recorded version. It’s not the only song that doesn’t quite connect, but on the whole, they’re in exemplary form. A Palestine flag is draped from the keyboard at the front of the stage and, at one point, it’s deliberately captured on the big screens while the band stamp out a beat and the audience chant “Free Palestine”. Politics of a more local hue arrives during the encore with a furious rendition of I Love You . It’s notable that one line in particular — “the gall of Fine Gael and the fail of Fianna Fáil” — is especially loudly sung by the predominately young crowd. Although each member lives outside Ireland now, their pride in their Irishness is clear — from the green, white and orange tape on Chatton’s microphone to the Monaghan GAA crest on Curley’s guitar and the braided Mayo red and green that’s tied to the neck of Deegan’s bass. The set finishes with the startling Starburster — a nu-metal creation that’s far better than mention of that lame genre suggests. It was inspired by Chatton’s experience of a frightening panic attack. There’s no such worries here, and as the performance reaches its end, it feels like a Fontaines victory lap.
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