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Spartak Moscow is in the news over sporting director Francesc Carrascó's comments. He said forward profile signing Parada can play two positions and does not block Dmitriev's path to the first team, while Quincy Promes-linked teammates Giiku (Djiku) and Martins are still dealing with health problems. Carrascó also addressed the contract extension of Barco, saying his release clause is so high only PSG could afford it. Fans are also looking ahead to the match against Krylya Sovetov.
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Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola has spoken about playing as a striker and the "very tough" test against Manchester City this Sunday. The France international's comments come ahead of a high-profile European fixture, drawing attention from fans and media ahead of the weekend match.
- 3Liverpool squad ladder: Jacquet's strong start, Barcola watch▼Liverpool squad ladder: Jacquet’s exceptional start, and will Barcola storm up chart?
A Liverpool squad ladder ranking has been published, highlighting an exceptional start by Jacquet and posing the question of whether Barcola could climb the chart in the coming weeks. The piece ranks the squad's players by their recent form, and discussion is turning to how quickly the newer names can move up the standings as the season progresses.
- 4The Athletic ranks Liverpool's squad with Jacquet shining early▼Liverpool squad ladder: Jacquet's exceptional start, and will Barcola storm up chart? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7
The Athletic has published its latest Liverpool squad ladder, ranking the club's players on their form this Premier League season. The piece highlights an exceptional start from Jacquet and asks whether Barcola can climb the chart in the coming weeks. It is part of The Athletic's ongoing player-form coverage.
- 5Barcolana regatta returns to Trieste with packed sea festival●Repubblica.it: The Barcolana, the world’s most pop sailing race Europe’s biggest celebration of the sea returns to Tries
The Barcolana, the world's most popular sailing race and holder of a Guinness World Record, returns to Trieste. Italy's biggest celebration of the sea brings together around 500 events, a full programme of races and a sailing village set up in the heart of the city, drawing sailors and spectators from across Europe to the Gulf of Trieste.
- 6Founders mock how startups raise millions in 2026●How startups raise $10M in 2026: 1. Rebrand a 1994 barcode as "AI Spatial Gateway" 2. Run a 3-line redirect on 20 AWS mi
A satirical take circulating online claims startups can raise $10 million by rebranding a decades-old barcode technology as an "AI Spatial Gateway," wrapping trivial tools in cloud jargon, gating basic exports behind sales demos, and charging per-seat fees. The post contrasts this with its own bootstrapped QR code toolkit, CreateMyQR, built with no outside funding, tapping into frustration over inflated AI branding and subscription pricing.
- 7Barcodes May Soon Be Replaced, Report Says●Barcodes are about to go extinct Article URL: https:// thehustle.co/originals/why-bar codes-are-about-to-go-extinct Comm
A feature from The Hustle argues that the traditional barcode is heading toward extinction, as retailers and manufacturers adopt newer identification technologies such as QR codes and RFID tags. Readers on tech forums are picking up the claim, though the piece itself notes that decades of infrastructure built around the familiar striped code will not disappear overnight.