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The transfer market for League 1 remains open and some teams are still looking for reinforcements to take on the challenge 2024 season. This year, football players of different ages from 16 to 43 will take part in the local tournament. In addition, the value of some of them may exceed the value $1,000,000 as well as less than $100,000.

In this note we will tell you in detail which clubs have the most valuable footballers depending on their age. Yes OK Universitario, Alianza Lima and Sporting Cristal They have been reinforced with great players, not all of them are the ones with the most value on the transfer market. The list also includes teams that were recently promoted such as: United Traders or The Chankas.

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Who are the most valuable footballers in League 1 by age?

The youngest footballer to make his professional debut is Carlos Saavedra from Comerciantes Unidos in Liga 2. The 16-year-old winger, who could start in the top category in 2024, starts this list with a value of $25,000. For his part, the oldest athlete is goalkeeper Joel Pinto of Sport Huancayo, who is 43 years old and whose game is valued at $25,000.

However, according to the Transfermarkt portal, the highest valued in League 1 are the Brazilian Ignacio da Silva and the Peruvian Joao Grimaldo from Sporting Cristal at $1,500,000.

• 16 years: Carlos Saavedra | United Merchants | $25,000
• 17 years:-
• 18 years old: Maycol Infante | UTC | $100,000
• 19 years: Leonardo Díaz | Sporty Cristal | $325,000
• 20 years: Joao Grimaldo | Sporty Cristal | $1,500,000
• 21 years: Jostin Alarcon | Sporty Cristal | $650,000
• 22 years: Paolo Reyna | Melgar | $700,000
• 23 years: Jhilmar Lora | Sporty Cristal | $1,000,000
• 24 years: Santiago Gonzáles | Sporty Crostal | $900,000
• 25 years: Bryan Reyna | Lima Alliance | $1,100,000
• 26 years old: Paul Sabbag | Alianza Lima | $1,000,000
• 27 years: Ignacio da Silva | Sporty Cristal | $1,500,000
• 28 years: Alexis Arias | Melgar | $800,000
• 29 years: Edison Flores | University | $1,100,000
• 30 years: Rodrigo Urena | University | $850,000
• 31 years: Adrian Arregui | Lima Alliance | $600,000
• 32 years old: Yorleys Mena | UCV | $800,000
• 33 years: Yoshimar Yotún | Sporty Cristal | $1,000,000
• 34 years: Carlso Zambrano | Lima Alliance | $425,000
• 35 years: Bernardo Cuesta | Melgar | $450,000
• 36 years old: Juan Manuel Tévez | Cusco FC | $250,000
• 37 years: José Carvallo | UCV | $175,000
• 38 years old: Víctor Balta | Sports Huancayo | $50,000
• 39 years old: Hernán Barcos | Lima Alliance | $150,000
• 40 years: Hernán Rengifo | ADT | $25,000
• 41 years: Daniell Ferreyra | The Chankas | $25,000
• 42 years:-
• 43 years: Joel Pinto | Sports Huancayo | $25,000.

When does League 1 start in 2024?

The manager of the Professional Football League, Jesús Gonzáles, assured that the start of Liga 1 2024 will take place next FridayJanuary 26th.

The eight players with the most points advance to the seventh event, the Honda NHL Shootout, where each player chooses which goalie to shoot against. Following the Honda NHL Shootout, the top six point scorers advance to the eighth and final event, the Pepsi NHL Obstacle Course, where the total points are doubled.

“We decided to add a third night to an already exciting weekend,” said NHL Chief Content Officer Steve Mayer. “We felt like this was a year where we needed to make some changes.”

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The first 32 players selected for the 2024 All-Star Game (with number of appearances)

F Frank Vatrano, ANA (1st)
F Clayton Keller, ARI (4th)
F David Pastrnak, BOS (4th)
D Rasmus Dahlin, BUF (3rd)
F Elias Lindholm, CGY (1.)
F Sebastian Aho, CAR (3rd)
F Connor Bedard, CHI (1.)
F Nathan MacKinnon, COL (5th)
F Boone Jenner, CBJ (1st)
G Jake Oettinger, DAL (1.)
F Alex DeBrincat, DET (2nd)
F Connor McDavid, EDM (7th)
F Sam Reinhart, FLA (1.)
G Cam Talbot, LAK (2nd)
F Kirill Kaprizov, MIN (3.)
F Nick Suzuki, MTL (3rd)
F Filip Forsberg, NSH (2nd)
F Jack Hughes, NJD (3rd)
F Mathew Barzal, NYI (3rd)
G Igor Shesterkin, NYR (2nd)
F Brady Tkachuk, OTT (4th)
F Travis Konecny, PHI (2nd)
F Sidney Crosby, PIT (6th)
F Tomas Hertl, SJS (2nd)
F Oliver Björkstrand, SEA (1.)
F Robert Thomas, STL (1.)
F Nikita Kucherov, TBL (5th)
F Auston Matthews, GOAL (5th)
D Quinn Hughes, VAN (2nd)
F Jack Eichel, VGK (4th)
F Tom Wilson, WSH (2nd)
G Connor Hellebuyck, WPG (4th)

Canadian figure skating champion Nikolaj Sorensen has been accused of sexual harassment by a former American figure skater.

On Thursday, USA Today learned that the 34-year-old athlete was the subject of an investigation by the Office of the Sports Integrity Commissioner of Canada (BCIS) in connection with the matter. The American media got its hands on a copy of documents that the organization sent to the US Center for SafeSport.

The assault allegedly occurred in Connecticut in April 2012, when the complainant was 22 years old and Sorensen was still competing for his native Denmark.

The figure skater became a Canadian athlete in 2019 and received his citizenship in 2021. With his partner, Quebecer Laurence Fournier Beaudry, Sorensen is the reigning Canadian ice dancing champion.

The pair finished ninth at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. They must compete in the Canadian Championships January 8-14 in Calgary.

The identity of Sorensen's alleged victim has not been released. The woman would be a figure skating coach today.

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Former Kansas State quarterback Will Howard told ESPN that he has verbally committed to transferring to Ohio State, associating one of the portal's top quarterbacks with a high-performance target.

Howard led Kansas State to the Big 12 title in 2022 and gives the Buckeyes one of the most talented and experienced signal-callers available on the transfer market.

Howard went 12-5 as Kansas State's starter in 2022 and 2023 and led the Wildcats to a Big 12 title game win over TCU in 2022. Ohio State's staff evaluated all of the top quarterback quarterbacks and concluded with the belief that Howard was the best among them, as the staff valued his arm strength, experience and dual-threat ability.

He will be a fifth-year senior with one year of eligibility remaining, and he will be the favorite to start at Ohio State in 2024. He chose Ohio State after attending both Miami and USC. He also seriously considered going to the NFL. He visited Ohio State this week and is expected to graduate Thursday evening.

“I’m glad I took my time with this decision,” Howard told ESPN. “It taught me a lot about myself and college football in general. It was a great process. I’m really glad I ultimately chose Ohio State.”

“I knew if I missed that, I would regret passing up the opportunity to be a quarterback at Ohio State. I knew I would be upset with myself if I missed this opportunity.”

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In his career, Howard has started 27 games, thrown for 48 touchdowns and 5,786 yards, and passed for 19 additional touchdowns. Howard brings a dual-threat element as he has 921 career rushing yards.

Howard's best statistical season was 2023, when he completed 61.3% of his passes and finished the year with 24 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. Opposing coaches continually praised his development, allowing him to develop into a polished passer and earn second-team All-Big-12 honors in 2023.

There were several moves to Ohio State. Howard emphasized that he enjoyed getting to know both Miami offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson and USC coach Lincoln Riley. Ultimately, however, he determined that Ohio State was the most ready to compete for a national title right away.

“When I started talking to Ohio State, everything was kind of right,” Howard said. “I had a list of things I was looking for, which was that I needed to go somewhere where there was a lot of talent around me and where I could compete for a national championship.”

Howard also has individual targets, as he said the feedback he's received from the NFL has him projecting somewhere between the late second round and fourth round.

According to sources, Howard received a coveted invitation to the Senior Bowl this week. But he realizes a big-win season at Ohio State would greatly help his draft stock.

“My goal is to win a national championship,” he said. “Ultimately, I want to be a starting quarterback in the NFL… I think the best place to stay as a quarterback in the NFL is as a first or second round pick in the NFL Draft.” Going to Ohio State gives me a chance to take a leap and get into that conversation.”

That's where Ohio State's program proved attractive, as coach Ryan Day has coached three first-round picks at quarterback since 2019, including current Rookie of the Year favorite CJ Stroud.

“When I talked to Coach Day about the program, I was excited,” Howard said, emphasizing the appeal of the pro concepts in Ohio State’s offense. “Kansas State is very professional and prepares you better for the pros than most programs in the country. I didn’t want to lose any of that momentum.”

“When Coach Day and I met and went over the program, I was a total football nerd and talked all day. In this way we got along well. I knew this was the system that would best prepare me for this level.”

Howard said when he left Kansas State, he was initially really unsure about whether or not he would declare for the NFL draft. He enjoyed his experience at Kansas State and said it was surreal watching the Wildcats play in the Pop Tart Bowl on television. (He said a FaceTime group with a handful of former teammates made that easier.)

“Kansas State was everything I could have wanted in a college experience,” he said. “When I started playing as a complete freshman, I didn’t know what I was doing out there. It was the COVID year. I was thrown into the fire and was unsure of myself.”

He ended up leading the team to the Big 12 title last season after taking over the starting job and defeating TCU in the Big 12 Championship. He then led Kansas State to an 8-4 season in 2023. That included an overtime loss to Texas and a 61-yard field goal against Missouri.

He said he remained close to Kansas State coach Chris Klieman, with whom he consulted throughout the transfer process.

“All the experiences and things I had to go through there, the hard times and the great times and the relationships, that made me who I am today,” he said, summing up his experiences at Kansas State. “I wouldn’t change any of it.”

Howard knows he's coming to Ohio State at a stressful time, as the Buckeyes started the last two seasons 0-11 but lost to Michigan both years. Last year, Ohio State lost to Georgia in the final seconds of a College Football Playoff thriller. That year, the Buckeyes lost 14-3 to Missouri in the Cotton Bowl. They have lost three straight to Michigan.

He quickly embraced the passion for the rivalry, and when a reporter asked him about Michigan, he quickly interjected, “You mean Team Up North.” He laughed, “They won't say that M-word. I guess I won’t say it either.”

He acknowledged the pressure cooker he's entering because the Buckeyes enter 2024 on a two-game losing streak and beating Michigan will be more of a challenge.

“We’ve definitely talked about it,” he said. “This game means so much. The pressure is great. Beating Team Up North is our top priority on the road to the national championship and all of our other goals. That’s huge and it’s everything when it comes to playing for Ohio State.”

“I know the impact and what it means to the fan base and everyone in the program. This is Team Up North now.”

There is no dice rolling for multiple teams in the NFL. Three playoff spots are still up for grabs in the American Conference and two in the National Conference, with several teams still alive. The final week of the regular season promises some twists and turns The payment area Dive head first.

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With the arrival of 2024, wrestling fans are already looking forward to the amazing events it offers World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), one of the leading companies in the scene due to its exciting monthly shows. Last year, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk returned to the company, leaving Roman Reigns as WWE Universal Champion once again.

This year marks the 40th edition of WrestleMania. Photo: WWE

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Current WWE Champions

• Roman Reigns – Undisputed WWE Universal Champion
• Seth Rollins – World Heavyweight Champion
• Rhea Ripley – Female SmackDown Player
• Iyo Sky – Raw Women’s Champion
• Günther – Intercontinental Champion
• Logan Paul – American Champion
• Finn Bálor and Damian Priest – Raw and Smackdown Tag Team Champions
• Katana Chance & Kayden Carter – WWE Women’s Pairs Champions.

Roman Reigns holds the record for longest WWE reign. Photo: WWE

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WWE calendar 2024

SmackDown New Year's Revolution 2024

• Date: January 5th
• Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

WWE Royal Rumble 2024

• Date: January 27th
• Location: Saint Petersburg, Florida.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2024

• Date: February 24th
• Location: Burswood, Perth, Occidental Australia.

Hall of Fame 2024

• Date: April 5th
• Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

WWE Wrestlemania XL

• Date: April 6th and 7th
• Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

WWE Backlash 2024

• Date: May 4th
• Location: Lyon-Decines, France.

WWE Money in the Bank 2024

• Date: July 6th
• Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

WWE Summerslam 2024

• Date: July 27th
• Location: still to be confirmed.

WWE Bash in Berlin 2024

• Closes: August 31st
• Location: Berlin, Germany.

WWE Crown Jewel 2024

• Date: November
• Location: Saudi Arabia.

WWE Survivor Series 2024

• Date: November
• Location: still to be confirmed.

WWE Tribute to the Troops 2024

• Date: December
• Location: still to be confirmed.

The Athletics likely won't be playing baseball at the Oakland Coliseum much longer, and apparently they don't want other teams to, either.

Oakland's new minor league team, the B's (short for Ballers), planned to play a game at the Coliseum in June, but the A's prevented them from doing so because they had exclusive rights to the building for professional baseball.

“We started negotiating to play at the Coliseum in July, and by December we had signed our lease and paid our deposit,” B co-founder Paul Freedman told Janie McCauley of The Associated Press on Wednesday. “A few days after Christmas, we were informed that the A's would be enforcing a clause in their contract with the stadium that would prevent other professional baseball teams from playing at the Coliseum.

“We are disappointed by this development as we believe this would have been a great event for Oakland. Regardless of this setback, nothing will stop us from starting a new chapter for baseball in the city.”

Freedman said he exchanged dozens of emails to secure a special evening at a meaningful venue for him and many others, explaining that he and co-founder Bryan Carmel had a signed contract ready to go and the deposit through Communications with ASM Global, the venue management company, are leasing the stadium to the A's through December 2024.

Although the A's have received the green light from MLB owners to move from Oakland to Las Vegas and plan to move to a new stadium on the Las Vegas Strip in 2028, the A's have the exclusive right to play at the Coliseum due to their licensing agreement with them play the Colosseum Authority.

“We are pleased to work with the JPA [joint powers agency] about other ways to celebrate and promote professional baseball in Oakland,” David Rinetti, the A’s longtime vice president of stadium operations, wrote in an email to ASM Global that the team shared with The Associated Press on Wednesday.

The B's were ready to begin selling tickets Thursday for the June 29 game against the Colorado Owlz, which they hoped would be “a celebration of Oakland's baseball heritage and the Coliseum” and “a joyful farewell and would be a celebration”, but they need to find a new place to host the competition.

Freedman said he and Carmel were moved by the “reverse boycott” organized last season by heartbroken and angry A's fans as one of the final attempts to persuade A's owner John Fisher to sell the team.

“We were inspired by the energy of the night of the reverse boycott,” Freedman told McCauley. “This game was a protest against the idea that baseball could leave Oakland.” It was an important and emotionally healing event for the Oakland community.

“Our goal with this game is to celebrate that baseball will stay in Oakland for as long as the community wants it here.”