Thierry Henry’s timeframe over sealing Arsenal takeover after Daniel Ek “reaches out”

Kanye West and Julia Fox have officially broken up after several weeks of dating.

Recently, it was reported that Luca Guadagnino is putting together a cast for his latest film, titled “Challengers.” At the time, we learned the film was set to star Zendaya (of “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Euphoria,” and Edgar Wright’s Super Bowl ad fame). But now, we also know a couple of the other folks who will be joining her in the production.

Manchester United side for a trip to Brentford when burglars entered their home last month. Maja took to Instagram to say: "During Victor's game this Wednesday night we had a break-in at our house in Manchester."We are OK under the circumstances but it was obviously a very traumatic and scary moment for both and my little kids."And Maja has now opened up more about the terrifying experience at the end of January.Speaking to Elle, Maja said: "I do not remember how, but I ran up and got all three of us into a room."Physically, I do not know how I managed to lift a heavy sleeping Ted Louie while I carried a fragile Francis in my arms but it worked."I got both the children and myself into a room, I locked the door and held up the handle."I remember the feeling of being hunted."The family returned to their native Sweden as Lindelof missed United's clash with West Ham, their first after the break-in.Maja added: "We are now in Sweden and are spending some time off with our families.

EastEnders star Louisa Lytton has stunned in a series of bikini snaps just six months after giving birth.The 33-year-old actress, who plays Ruby Allen in the BBC One soap, flaunted her toned figure on Instagram as she enjoyed a family holiday with her newborn baby.She sported a black bikini top with a pair of beige bottoms as she frolicked on the back in an idyllic setting.The new mum was all smiles as she gushed: “I’ll call this one the old me.”In another idyllic shot, Louisa beamed as she told fans: “I’ve realised why being on holiday with a baby actually feels a bit easier than being at home.“No housework, no chores, no cooking, no washing, no changing the beds. Meaning more precious time to just sit and play or chat, more cuddles.“Was very nervous before coming away but feel very fortunate that we could.

Arsenal, despite the Gunners falling short in the Europa League to Villarreal on Thursday evening. News broke last month - following the announcement of the European Super League - that Spotify's co-founder, Ek, alongside a consortium, was interested in taking over the North London side.

Chelsea defender was given a torrid time by the Arsenal legend, and told him to move to the other side of the pitch before the red mist descended.Desailly has admitted that he was willing to take a red card to stop his embarrassment at the hands of the French forward.So, instead of ending up with a broken leg, Henry took Desailly’s advice and moved to the other side of the pitch to torment another of the defender’s Chelsea team-mates.Arsenal were in full flow of their unprecedented Invincibles season when they came up against eventual runners-up Chelsea.Henry was arguably at the peak of his career at the time, scoring 30 goals in the league alone across the 2003/04 season, and faced up against fellow World Cup winner Desailly when Chelsea

Spotify’s speech monitoring patent.The streaming company had a patent approved earlier this year for a piece of technology that can monitor and record both users’ speech and background noise to help curate music for Spotify users.Now, the likes of Tom Morello, Laura Jane Grace, DIIV, Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis, Downtown Boys, Talib Kweli and many more have signed an open letter calling on Spotify to never use, license or sell the patent.

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Spotify co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek is in the midst of a much publicised attempt to buy Arsenal from current owner Stan Kroenke.

The Arsenal Supporters' Trust has revealed that they have held a "constructive meeting" with Spotify co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek, who wants to purchase the club.

Thierry Henry has already been inducted into the Premier League's Hall of Fame and the Arsenal legend offered his opinion on who should join him.

Telegraph reported Ek’s offer—understood to be worth around £1.8 billion—is expected before the end of this week, although Henry has warned fans of the lengthy battle to come. News of an impending bid comes shortly after Manchester United supporters broke into Old Trafford in revolt against their current owners, the Glazer family.Like Arsenal counterpart Stan Kroenke, United’s owners were widely criticised for their efforts to form part of the short-lived European Super League.Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, Henry said Ek “is an Arsenal fan for a very long time,” who wants the club to rediscover what once made it a Premier League powerhouse.

Daniel Ek has sounded out Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke as he looks to submit a formal offer to buy the club.

Thierry Henry has confirmed his interest in joining with Daniel Ek and buying Arsenal from Stan Kroenke.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has confirmed his intentions to take over the club as part of a consortium with Daniel Ek - live on Monday Night Football.The Frenchman, who is the Gunners' all-time top scorer, is part of a group with the Spotify co-founder looking to buy the club from the Kroenkes. It started after the Swedish billionaire share a Tweet expressing his desire to buy the club during protests against the owners.

Arsenal are reportedly on the market despite owner Stan Kroenke insisting only days ago he would not listen to offers for the club.

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Arsenal legend Paul Merson has questioned whether Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek is "serious" about wanting to buy the club. Ek took to Twitter earlier this month to publicly declare his interest in mounting a takeover, writing: "As a kid growing up, I’ve cheered for @Arsenal as long as I can remember.

He is the man who started a movement.

Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg has opened up about the club's owners, amid Spotify CEO Daniel Ek's attempts to buy the club.Ek has made it clear that he wants to complete a takeover but current owners Stan and Josh Kroenke are adamant that the club is not for sale.When asked about the situation surrounding Arsenal's ownership, Ljungberg labelled Josh Kroenke a "very nice man" and explained that there are "a lot of emotions going around" after the club's involvement in the failed European Super League.Speaking to BT Sport, he said: "I must say I've spoken to Josh [Kroenke] a few times, he's a very nice man."What I saw, I was proud of Arsenal fans when they came out in force.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has spotted a trend in Daniel Ek’s Arsenal takeover bid which should worry fans. The Swedish billionaire, who co-founded Spotify in 2002 to gain a £3.4bn net worth, is reportedly preparing a £1.8bn offer for the club he has supported since eight years old.