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Cristiano Ronaldo's hamstring injury is more serious than first thought, Al Nassr coach Jorge Jesus said Friday.

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SAN JOSE, Calif. The San Jose Sharks signed goalie Alex Nedeljkovic to a two-year, $6 million contract extension before the trade deadline on Friday.The 30-year-old Nedeljkovic was a pending free agent and could have been dealt away but now will remain in San Jose to team with Yaroslav Askarov in net for the near future.Nedeljkovic has an 11-9-2 record with a 2.83 goals against average and .902 save percentage in 26 games in his first season with the Sharks. He has won six of his last seven starts with a .935 save percentage and 1.99 goals allowed per game in those outings.Nedeljkovic is in his ninth season in the NHL and has an 85-69-29 career record with a 2.97 goals against average and .903 save percentage with Carolina, Detroit, Pittsburgh and San Jose.Nedeljkovic is the second player the Sharks signed to an extension this week leading up to the trade deadline. San Jose signed forward Kiefer Sherwood to a five-year, $28.75 million extension on Wednesday, six weeks after acquiring him in a trade from Vancouver.The Sharks have won three straight games and entered the day three points out of a playoff spot in the Western Conference.

The Rams are re-signing safety Kam Curl to a three-year, $36 million contract, a source confirmed to ESPN.

Cristiano Ronaldo's hamstring injury is more serious than first thought, Al Nassr coach Jorge Jesus said Friday. It puts the soccer star's availability for Portugal's friendlies later this month in doubt.

The 44-year-old mother-of-two, who had her own Barbie released for International Women's Day this week, channeled the Mattel icon as she showed off her incredible figure in a pastel pink slip dress.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot will likely be sacked if they do not qualify for the Champions League next season.That is the verdict of club legend Danny Murphy, who was speaking exclusively to GB News.It has been a difficult campaign for the Premier League champions, who currently sit sixth in the table after a shock 2-1 loss to Wolves on Tuesday night.Slot was heralded a genius after sweeping up a Premier League title last season - just the second that the Reds have managed - in just his debut year in charge.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayHowever, there has been a complete reversal in fortunes this season with Liverpool now fighting to even finish in the top five.Finishing fifth will almost certainly be enough to claim a Champions League spot due to England's strong coefficient ranking, though even that looks a longshot for Slot's men currently after a shocking campaign.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSOscar Pistorius' father gives fresh update on killer two years on from prison releaseIf Tottenham get sucked into the Championship vortex there might be no escapeRugby club erases women's team and plays in new 'open' division to accommodate trans athletesSpeaking exclusively to GB News in association with Spreadex Sports, Liverpool legend Murphy revealed he believes Slot will be facing the axe if his old club are not in Europe's most prestigious competition next season.The former England international, who made 249 appearances for the Reds, said: "There's been a swing in the Liverpool fan base. "I'm not suggesting you can always play well and win, but when you're playing for a club like Liverpool, you're expecting a bit more creativity and dynamism. "If Slot doesn't get in the Champions League places and fails to win silverware, he might be changed."Sacking Slot would represent quite the turnaround in fortunes for Liverpool, who have consistently battled for trophies over the last decade or so, having enjoyed Jurgen Klopp's tenure.During the German's reign, Liverpool won the Premier League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Champions League, solidifying him as a legend of the club.Liverpool have lost nine times in the Premier League alone this season, with five of those defeats remarkably coming from late goals after the 90th minute and fans are starting to turn on the Dutchman.But with the Reds still fighting in the Champions League and an FA Cup clash against Wolves on Friday night, they remain in the fight for several trophies this season - could Slot turn it around?Murphy added: "There's a there's a lot of factors that have contributed to where they're at, but I don't think any of us predicted this. Hindsight's a wonderful thing and Arne Slot wouldn't have predicted it. He wouldn't have seen this coming. "There's still a possibility, although a slim one, of winning a Champions League or an and an FA Cup. "Now, we've seen the Champions League be won by teams come good near the end of the season before. Even if you think of Liverpool, they won it in 2005. That domestic season was poor. "I think Liverpool fans will turn up, support a team, and believe that maybe they can, you know, work a miracle to win this Champions League. "But generally, if they keep playing the way they are, and come away with nothing at the end of the season, including a lack of qualification for the Champions League, then the reality is he's under severe pressure."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Tourism in Las Vegas continues to decline and officials are now considering spending heavily on the next campaign to attract new waves of visitors.The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCA) board of directors is set to discuss a proposal of as much as $6 million over five years to market the city to Canada, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has reported.The board is reportedly reviewing a one-year contract for $1.12 million for the 2027 fiscal year that would start on July 1 of this year, as well as one over the next two years for $1.16 million in fiscal 2028 and $1.12 million in fiscal 2029.VEGAS BETS BIG ON FAMILY TOURISM TO REVIVE SLUMPING NUMBERS BUT NOT EVERYONE'S SOLDThe following two years would be optional and would cost $1.245 million in 2030 and $1.285 million in 2031, according to the same source.The LVCA seeks to continue its current contract with Toronto-based Reach Global Marketing.Fox News Digital reached out to the LVCA for comment and further details.The LCVA recently released its year-end summary for 2025, indicating that 38,545,700 people visited Sin City which was down 7.5% from 2024.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe highest visitation year ever recorded in Las Vegas was in 2019 with 42,523,700 people coming by.That was before a dip during theCOVID pandemic, according to data that LCVA posted on its website.The notedvisitor volume in 2025closely mirrors the levels seen in 2000, 2002 and 2003.Total occupancy in 2025 was 80.3%, withaverage room ratesat $196.54 and a convention attendance of 5,988,200.In comparison to 2024,convention attendance, visitors, occupancyand the daily roommate were all down.Many officials, hotel owners and travel experts are citing a drop inCanadian tourismas a major reason that tourism numbers have been down.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZCirca Resort& Casino has launched an "at par" promotion making the exchange rate for Canadians equal at its properties.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"Canadian [visitors] are down anywhere from 20% to 50%, depending on what month you look at over the course of the last year," casino owner Derreck Stevens previously told Fox News Digital.