Casemiro, Manchester United's experienced midfielder, has ruled out a contract extension as requested by fans, following his resurgence in form that helped the Red Devils secure UEFA Champions League qualification. The 34-year-old Brazilian midfielder had a difficult start at United but has demonstrated exceptional performances on the pitch this season, sparking calls from supporters for him to extend his contract for another season, despite his previous announcement of departure.

On the matter, Casemiro told ESPN: "I don't think there will be another opportunity. There won't be another chance to leave in such a grand way. I think it's been a very special four years, and I will be grateful forever—not just to the club but to every fan as well. I want to leave on good terms. I need to leave while I'm still at my peak. I will remain a Manchester United fan forever, and I just want to thank everyone for all the love I've received from the fans."

Reports suggest that Casemiro will move on to play for Inter Miami in the United States.

On May 6, 2025, the Central Investigation Bureau's Highway Police Division launched a pursuit operation across more than 70 kilometers, ultimately arresting a Thai driver who was illegally transporting six Chinese nationals. Deputy Lieutenant Colonel Kamolpop Hanyavet from the Highway Police Station 5 in Prachuap Khiri Khan-Sakaew revealed that officers received intelligence about Chinese nationals being smuggled from the Sakaew border into Bangkok, prompting them to set up surveillance. In the early morning hours, they spotted a gray Toyota pickup truck with Bangkok license plates on Highway 359 (Phonom Sarakham-Sakaew), also known as the Sakaew bypass route, in Sri Maha Phot District, Prachuap Khiri Khan. When officers signaled the vehicle to stop for inspection, the driver refused and accelerated away toward Khao Hin Sor District in Chachoengsao, then doubled back toward Sakaew. Officers pursued the vehicle intensively over approximately 70 kilometers before successfully intercepting it in Tha Kaset Subdistrict, Muang Sakaew District.

Inspection of the vehicle revealed the driver, 36-year-old Suthat (surname withheld), and six Chinese passengers. Through interpreters, authorities discovered: • One passenger had overstayed by 957 days • Five passengers had illegally entered without passports

Suthat confessed to borrowing a friend's vehicle to transport the Chinese nationals from Nong Sang Subdistrict, Aranyaprathet District, Sakaew, to Bangkok for 5,000 baht per trip. He was charged with harboring and concealing illegal foreign nationals to help them evade arrest. The six Chinese nationals were charged with illegal entry and unauthorized residence in the kingdom. They were handed over to Muang Sakaew Police Station for further legal proceedings.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. wants to carve out his own identity away from his father's shadow at Al Nassr, focusing on building his reputation in Europe. The 41-year-old Ronaldo has lost the opportunity to play alongside his son at Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League after his 16-year-old son expressed his desire to leave the oil-rich nation's club to test his skills in academies of top-tier European teams. Reports indicate that Ronaldo Jr. has attracted interest from major clubs including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund, and Sporting Lisbon—his father's former club.

Ronaldo Jr. has drawn attention through his impressive goal-scoring record: 58 goals in 23 appearances for Juventus's U-9 team and 56 goals in 27 matches for Al Nassr's U-15 squad. He has also been selected for Portugal's U-17 national team. However, this decision has caused his father considerable concern, as the young player may face intense media pressure in Europe.

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Phuket – Authorities in Kathu District have stepped up inspections of shooting ranges in Patong to ensure compliance with legal and safety standards. At 1:00 p.m., District Chief Akkarapol Sutthirak Jitsupap, accompanied by district officials, representatives from the Sports Authority of Thailand in Phuket, Patong Municipality, and other relevant agencies, conducted checks at four shooting […] Phuket Officials Tighten Oversight of Shooting Ranges in Patong -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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Patong- Authorities in Kathu District have intensified efforts to maintain order along Patong Beach, a key tourist destination, by cracking down on unauthorized use of public space. Kathu District Chief Akkarapol Sutthirak Jitsupap told the Phuket Express that on Wednesday (May 6th) they conducted a coordinated operation to enforce beach zoning regulations. During the inspection, […] Seven Vendors Arrested for Violating Beach Regulations in Patong -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

On May 6, 2025, Nitthat Nunsong, director of the Regional Conservation Area Office 3 in Phetchaburi, received a report from Surasakdi Anumethanglor, director of the Phetchaburi Wildlife Conservation Division, along with Itthiphon Changruang, head of the wildlife enforcement unit, and veterinarian Anurak Skulpong. Officers from multiple agencies including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, wildlife conservation promotion staff, prevention and suppression units, Phetchaburi police, and the narcotics suppression unit coordinated to inspect a suspicious gray Toyota truck in Don Khun Huai subdistrict, Cha-Am district, Phetchaburi province.

The search of the truck bed revealed numerous protected animals in boxes, including 13 Moluccan cockatoos, 8 cuscuses, 6 tree kangaroos, 13 echidnas, 1 sugar glider, and 100 snakes of unidentified species. The driver, 49-year-old Songob (surname withheld) from Satun, was taken into custody.

During questioning, Songob confessed to smuggling the animals for resale, having received them from an illegal wildlife trafficking network. Authorities initially charged him with "possessing protected wildlife without permission" under Section 19 of the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act B.E. 2562. The suspect and seized animals were handed over to Cha-Am police station for legal proceedings, with plans to expand the investigation to the wider trafficking network and conduct further species identification of the protected and CITES-listed animals.