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Maresca tips Chelsea’s £30m man to replace Kane as England’s No.9 – GistReel
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has tipped new £30 million signing Liam Delap to become England’s long-term successor to Harry Kane.
But the Italian tactician warns that a starting role at Stamford Bridge will have to be earned, not handed.
Delap joins the Blues after impressing with 12 goals for Ipswich in 2024/25, a campaign that, despite ending in relegation, showed the 22-year-old’s Premier League credentials.
Chelsea moved swiftly to secure the forward, reuniting Delap with Maresca, who worked with him during their time at Manchester City.
“I don’t have any doubt that he can be, in the future, the England No.9,” Maresca said. “Liam knows quite well how important the No.9 is for this club… and hopefully he can score goals for us.”
However, Maresca was quick to temper expectations around an automatic starting berth. With Nicolas Jackson already staking a claim, competition will be fierce.
“I never say to a player, ‘you are going to be first choice.’ You arrive, you work hard, and if you work more than the other No.9, then you’ll be No.9.”
Despite being omitted from England’s U21 Euros squad due to his club move, Delap could make his Chelsea debut on Monday in their Club World Cup opener against LAFC.
PSG Defender, Hakimi Breaks Silence On R@pe Allegations – gistlover.com
Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi has broken his silence on the r@pe allegations against him, insisting they are lies that have hurt his family and damaged his reputation.
The Moroccan star has faced the accusations since 2023, when a 24-year-old woman claimed he assaulted her at his Boulogne-Billancourt home.
In an interview with Canal+, Hakimi said: “I have never been subjected to such harm.
“For me, it was difficult and it continues to be. Because when you write lie after lie, it hurts, especially for my family.
“My children are still young. They don’t know the internet and they can’t read. But one day, they’re going to read this kind of thing.
“And for me, seeing that these lies have been written about their father is not pleasant. And I wouldn’t wish that on anyone.”
In other news….. Nigerian comedian Deeone has claimed that financial advisor and online personality Geh Geh “stole” the spotlight from TikTok creator Peller.
Speaking on the Echo Room’s Link Up podcast, Deeone recounted how Peller first introduced Geh Geh to his audience, only for the move to backfire as fans quickly switched sides.
“I saw the way he stole Peller’s destiny. He stole his shine, took his star,” Deeone said. “Because the moment Peller introduced Ghe Ghe to his fan base, Peller fan come dey say, ‘Omo, I rather dey with this university of wisdom and understanding.’”
According to the comedian, it wasn’t just a case of divided attention Peller lost the loyalty of followers who once supported him.
Deeone acknowledged that Geh Geh has carved out his own niche with clever advice and an offbeat style, but he suggested the entertainer may have hurt his own momentum with a song referencing Saida Boj.
The comedian also addressed rumours of a feud with Afrobeats star Davido. He dismissed any talk of bad blood, saying their relationship remains cordial.
“Davido listens to correction. Everything that I have corrected David about, you can see that he has adjusted,” Deeone explained. “He don reduce to de chase clout dey prove himself to people. Na because of Deeone.”
He added that Davido’s willingness to accept feedback is one of the traits he respects most about the singer.
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Chemistry Nobel awarded to three scientists for their work on metal organic frameworks – BBC
The Nobel Prize for Chemistry has been awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar M Yaghi for their work on metal-organic frameworks.
The three scientists' work could tackle some of the biggest problems on our planet, including capturing carbon dioxide to help tackle climate change or reducing plastic pollution using chemistry.
"I'm deeply honoured and delighted, thank you very much," said Professor Kitagawa on the phone to a news conference after he was told the news.
"How long do I have to stay here? Because I have to go out for a meeting," he added.
The three winners will share prize money of 11 million Swedish kronor (£872,000).
The three scientists' work is about how molecules can be built together into structures. The Nobel committee called it "molecular architecture".
The men worked out how to build constructions with large spaces between the molecules, through which gases and other chemicals can flow.
These "rooms" can be used to capture and store chemicals that humans want to get rid of, including carbon dioxide in the atmosphere or so-called forever chemicals, also known as PFAS.
The scientists began working independently on the structures in the 1970s and 1980s. Prof Robson asked his university to drill holes into the lab worktops so that wooden balls – representing atoms – could be attached to wooden rods, representing chemical bonds.
So far MOFs have only been used on a small-scale, but companies are looking into whether they can be mass-produced.
One potential application is to break down harmful gases, including those used in nuclear weapons.
Companies are also testing whether they can be used to capture carbon dioxide from power stations and factories.
The announcement was made by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences at a news conference in Stockholm, Sweden.
Professor Kitagawa works at Kyoto University in Japan, Professor Richard Robson is at University of Melbourne, Australia, and Professor Omar M. Yaghi is at the University of California, US.
Professor Kitagawa was motivated by the principle of "the usefulness of useless", according to the Nobel committee. It reflected the philosophy of an ancient Chinese philosopher, Zhuangzi, who says even if something does not bring immediate beneft, it may still turn out to be valuable.
Professor Yaghi was born in Amman, Jordan and raised in a single room with his siblings without electricity or running water, according to the Nobel committee.
He became captivated by molecular structures one day at school, and aged 15, he went to the US to study.
Last year Demis Hassabis, John Jumper, and David Baker won the prize for their work on proteins, which are the building blocks of life.
It is the third science prize awarded this week. On Tuesday John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis won the Physics Nobel for their work on quantum mechanics that paved the way for the quantum computer.
On Monday three scientists' work on how the immune system attacks hostile infections won them the prize for medicine.
Dr Fred Ramsdell was "living his best life" offline when the Nobel committee tried to contact him.
The prize-winning discovery explains how the immune system attacks hostile infections, but not the body's own cells.
The BBC asked Americans in Washington what they think the US president needs to do to earn the prestigious award.
After previously suggesting he deserves the prize, the president tells CBS News he is more focused on saving lives.
Sir David MacMillan says his work in molecular chemistry could lead to a treatment for Alzheimer's disease within the next five years.
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North Korean Hackers Stole $2 Billion in Crypto in 2025—And They’re Not Done Yet – UNITED24 Media
Hackers linked to the North Korean government have stolen more than $2 billion worth of cryptocurrency so far this year, marking the largest annual total on record, according to TechCrunch citing blockchain analytics firm Elliptic on October 7.
Elliptic’s latest report identifies over 30 separate cyberattacks in 2025, targeting crypto exchanges and individual investors.
The company noted that “the majority of the hacks in 2025 have been perpetrated through social engineering attacks,” where victims are deceived or manipulated into granting access to their digital assets.
In its statement, Elliptic emphasized that North Korea’s hacking activity represents “the largest annual total on record, with three months still to go.” The firm added, “The actual figure may be even higher. Attributing cyber thefts to North Korea is not an exact science.”
The company said the regime’s hackers are increasingly shifting from exploiting software vulnerabilities to targeting people directly. “This shift highlights that the weak point in cryptocurrency security is increasingly human, rather than technical,” Elliptic wrote.
According to Elliptic, North Korea’s operations in 2025 have primarily focused on cryptocurrency exchanges but now also include attacks on “high-net-worth individuals” who hold substantial digital assets.
The new estimate surpasses the previous record set in 2022, when North Korea stole $1.35 billion. Since 2017, the regime has reportedly amassed at least $6 billion through cryptocurrency thefts.
Elliptic also noted that many additional thefts likely remain unreported. “We are aware of many other thefts that share some of the hallmarks of North Korea-linked activity but lack sufficient evidence to be definitively attributed,” the report stated.
Earlier, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a new defense strategy centered on expanding both nuclear and conventional military capabilities, signaling a major policy shift ahead of the ninth Party Congress, according to state media.
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White House confident courts will greenlight their Portland plan. Trump is telegraphing Plan B. – Politico
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XRP Price Prediction: Ripple Investors Back PayFi Competitor After Analyst Calls It XRP 2.0 – TechFinancials
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The XRP Price Prediction has become a key discussion point again after recent market shifts. As XRP continues to draw institutional and retail attention, investors are beginning to explore new altcoins building real-world payment solutions similar to Ripple’s early vision.
One such project gaining traction is Remittix (RTX), often described as XRP 2.0 for its focus on crypto-to-bank transfers and DeFi utility. With growing momentum in cross-border payments, many investors see RTX as a potential complement or successor to XRP’s original mission in the PayFi space.
The XRP Price is $2.88 down by 0.54% from yesterday. XRP is in the market with a capitalization of $178.18 billion and a trade volume of $6.51 billion, up by 40.5% in the last 24 hours. Volumes such as these indicate investors’ confidence in the use of XRP both on decentralized exchanges and centralized trading platforms.
However, many analysts believe XRP’s price action is entering a consolidation phase, as attention shifts toward projects with additional DeFi integrations and low gas fee crypto transactions. This shift has pushed tokens like Remittix (RTX) into the spotlight, as they merge blockchain payments with fiat accessibility, a model appealing to businesses, freelancers, and remitters seeking real-world use cases.
Remittix has now launched its Beta Wallet, allowing users to send cryptocurrencies directly to bank accounts in 30+ countries. Supporting over 40+ cryptos and 30+ fiat currencies, the wallet enables real-time FX conversion, transparent rates and low gas fee crypto transactions.
The Remittix DeFi project has already raised $27.2 million+ in its presale, with over 676 million+ tokens sold at $0.1130 per token, making it one of the top crypto under $1 with high adoption potential.
Remittix’s growing credibility is reinforced by a full team verification from CertiK, ranking #1 for pre-launch tokens on the platform, a rare achievement that boosts transparency and trust. Following this, the team has revealed two future centralized exchange (CEX) listings BitMart after crossing the $20 million mark and LBank after reaching $22 million paving the way for global liquidity and accessibility.
What’s Driving Renewed Confidence in Remittix:
As XRP price predictions remain steady, investors are diversifying into crypto with real utility. With a deflationary token model, real-time FX and cross-border payment tools, Remittix (RTX) stands out as an early stage crypto investment positioned to redefine the PayFi category.
Discover the future of PayFi with Remittix by checking out their project here:
Website: https://remittix.io/
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