David Raya: Arsenal goalkeeper dons hilarious stag do outfit on Las Vegas flight

Stag dos are a universal part of wedding culture. Once the groom-to-be says yes to tying the knot, it’s tradition for the best men to whisk him away to an exotic, party-fuelled destination – often involving at least one utterly ridiculous costume.

Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya found himself on the receiving end of that tradition during his recent stag do, jetting off to Las Vegas with a group of friends that included his brother Óscar, Spanish comedian Tomás García Serrano, and fellow footballers Diego Rico, Adri Embarba and Unai López.

Their first move? Dress Raya up as a flight attendant.

Wearing a full air hostess outfit, the Spain international played along brilliantly – serving snacks to passengers mid-flight to the delight of his travel companions and the rest of the cabin.

Once they touched down in Vegas, the group wasted no time diving into the fun. They hit the Vegas strip and spent time at the LIQUID Pool Lounge, with photos showing Raya relaxing with friends in the water and soaking up the sun.

Raya got engaged to Tatiana Trouboul in October 2023.

Two months later, the couple teased fans with Instagram shots of themselves in full wedding attire – her in a white dress, him in a suit – sparking rumours they had already tied the knot. However, behind-the-scenes images revealed a message confirming the real date: “See you in Mallorca, July 5th, 2025.”

Safe to say, Raya probably won’t be handing out pretzels on that flight.

Oscar and David Raya.Oscar and David Raya.

Oscar and David Raya. / Instagram/oscarrraya

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David Beckham receives special Country Life ‘Birthday Honour’ ahead of knighthood

David Beckham is expected to receive a knighthood in King Charles’ Birthday Honours, becoming the 16th male footballer to be awarded the title.

But before that momentous occasion, the football legend has issued a kind of birthday honour of his own – with the announcement that he will become the first person outside the Royal Family to guest edit Country Life magazine.

The iconic weekly publication, known for its coverage of British rural life, announced that Beckham will take the editorial reins for a special issue due to be published in October, to mark his 50th birthday earlier this year.

The former England captain, who is an avid reader of the magazine, will follow in the footsteps of royal guest editors including King Charles (2013 and 2018), Princess Anne (2020), and Queen Camilla (2022).

Mark Hedges, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, said: “As soon as we were introduced, David told me how much he loves Country Life. He reads every issue from cover to cover and it’s been a great companion to him as he’s developed his own life in the countryside.”

Beckham added: “I am honoured to have been invited to guest edit an edition of a magazine that I have always admired and read. I am really looking forward to working with the editorial team to produce an issue that will celebrate what the countryside and the great British landscape mean to me and my family.”

The upcoming issue is expected to include Beckham’s favourite views, a beloved recipe, and tributes to rural champions and craftsmen who have contributed to his £12m countryside estate near Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire.

“As a global football icon, with a passion for the countryside, his dogs, chickens, bees and his garden – notably trees, roses and vegetables – I’m excited to see what his special commemorative issue will bring,” Hedges said.

With a knighthood on the horizon and a guest editorship in hand, Beckham is marking his golden year with honours fit for royalty.

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Lamine Yamal takes helicopter tour and snaps back at Guti on holiday

Aside from Spain’s loss to Portugal in the UEFA Nations League final, Lamine Yamal enjoyed an almost perfect 2024/25 season.

At only 17, the Barcelona prodigy has already cemented himself among football’s elite, contributing 43 goal involvements and helping Barca secure a historic domestic treble. His dazzling form has even put him in the conversation for this year’s Ballon d’Or – a remarkable achievement at such a young age.

With the season now over (Barca aren’t in the Club World Cup, and Spain don’t play again until September), Yamal is taking some well-deserved time off.

He shared a series of Instagram snaps showcasing his holiday highlights: a helicopter tour, a boat outing, and some relaxing poolside moments.

He took some time out to watch his Kings League team, La Capital CF, compete from his hotel room. The team plays in the innovative seven-a-side league founded by former Barcelona player Gerard Piqué.

Despite the downtime, Yamal couldn’t resist firing back at critics following Spain’s defeat to Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal. One outspoken critic was former Real Madrid midfielder Guti, who bizarrely took issue with Yamal wearing his cap backwards during a post-match interview.

Amid his Instagram slideshow, Yamal shared a photo of himself wearing his cap backwards alongside a separate image displaying the message: “They complain about the bad ones and they abuse the good ones.”

Clearly, even on holiday, Lamine Yamal’s got the talent – and the attitude – to keep everyone talking.

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Why Kylian Mbappe has invested in France’s SailGP team

Back in March 2025, Kylian Mbappé made a surprising business move by purchasing a stake in the France SailGP team.

Through his venture capital firm, Coalition Capital, Mbappé became the team’s official charity partner, joining a diverse group of investors global racing championship that includes F1 driver Sebastian Vettel, who sponsors the German team, and actors Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, co-owners of the Australian team.

In a recent interview with The Athletic, the Real Madrid superstar opened up about his reasons for investing in the team.

“Well, the first thing is that as a French person, I’ve always wanted to support my compatriots,” Mbappé explained. “I’ve always wanted to support French sport, so that was already a first factor.”

He also highlighted the social impact of SailGP: “The second is because SailGP does a lot of things socially for children. And to have been able to involve my foundation with SailGP is really something that fills me with joy because we share a lot of values and we have a lot of projects planned together for the future.”

Founded in 2020, Mbappé’s Inspired by Kylian Mbappé (IBKM) foundation aims to help young people find direction and purpose in their lives. Through his partnership with the French SailGP team, he’s creating opportunities for some of the 98 teenagers and young adults in his program to experience the thrill of high-level competition firsthand.

“I want them to have the freedom to create their own experience, their own memories, because they are the ones who will live it,” he said.

“They’ll also learn the meaning of sacrifice, the meaning of hard work, because they’ll see how much work it takes to get a result, seeing the preparation for a major competition. Of course, I don’t know what they plan to do with their lives in the future, but they will see the mental preparation of the sailors, seeing how much self-control and management of emotions is involved.”

As for his own sailing expertise, Mbappé admitted it’s still limited – but he’s eager to learn and sees it as a potential new passion beyond football.

“I’m a very curious person, and I’m trying to develop myself more and more to gain as much knowledge as possible,” he said. “So it’s really going to be a great learning experience for me because sailing is not an area I know very well.

“I never wanted to close any doors for my post-career. I never wanted to say no to anything, so we’ll see, but I have a lot of work to do before considering what comes after.”

With his commitment to French sport, youth development, and personal growth, Mbappé’s investment in SailGP reflects both his ambitions on and off the pitch – and hints at an exciting future, whether on the football field or the open seas.

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Inter release 2025/26 away kit celebrating inclusion and diversity

Inter have officially unveiled their away kit for the 2025/26 season – a design that champions the values of inclusion and diversity.

Staying true to their traditional white base, this season’s shirt is overlaid with a distinctive pattern of blue X-shapes, inspired by Italian textile craftsmanship. The colour palette ranges from soft ‘Aqua Ghost’ to deep ‘Blue Void’, creating a bold contrast against the club crest and Nike branding.

On release, Inter said the pattern “celebrates the belief that a team is strong thanks to the uniqueness of each of its members.”

Part of the club’s global motto, “Brothers and Sisters of the World,” is also printed inside the collar, further reinforcing the inclusive message.

Technically, the jersey is constructed using Nike’s latest Dri-FIT ADV technology – developed in collaboration with athletes and designed to optimise performance. Moisture-wicking fabric and breathable zones provide enhanced comfort, particularly useful in hot summer conditions like those expected during the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.

Inter will debut the new away shirt in their opening match of the tournament against Liga MX side Monterrey on June 18.

“The new Away Shirt is not only a technical item, but also a symbol of belonging and respect, with universal values that go beyond just the football world,” the club added.

The jersey is available now via Inter’s and Nike’s official online stores, as well as through selected global retailers.

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