According to Le Parisien, Ismael Saibari, one of Morocco's key players during this World Cup, was offered to PSG last winter.

Last winter, Paris Saint-Germain snatched one of Spain's brightest prospects from Barcelona. Dro Fernandez signed a four-and-a-half-year deal with the Parisian club and has since been used sparingly during his first six months, although he still managed to score his first goal in red and blue. Before completing that deal for around €10 million, however, PSG's leadership had the opportunity to sign a very different player.

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That player, incidentally, has been shining brightly during this World Cup: Ismael Saibari. According to Le Parisien, the Morocco international's name was indeed presented to Luis Campos last winter. However, seeking a more No. 8 profile, the Portuguese decision-maker chose not to pursue the matter. That ultimately allowed Bayern Munich to win the race for his signature.

For €55 million, Bayern officially completed the transfer of Ismael Saibari from PSV Eindhoven. It remains to be seen whether PSG's decision to sign Dro instead will prove to be the right one. Saibari, now 25, played in a World Cup Round of 16 match alongside Achraf Hakimi against Canada on Saturday, with Morocco earning a 3-0 victory.

On the other hand, Randal Kolo Muani is one of the players expected to shape PSG's transfer window. The club continues its discussions with Juventus regarding the France international.

Still under contract with PSG until June 2028, Kolo Muani is not part of Luis Enrique's plans and is expected to leave the French capital club during this summer transfer window. After spending last season on loan at Tottenham, one destination appears to be waiting for him: Juventus.

The former Nantes striker, who has agreed to play for the Bianconeri after wearing the club's colors during the second half of the 2024-25 season, is waiting for the two clubs to reach an agreement. In recent days, reports suggested that Randal Kolo Muani could join on a loan deal with an obligation to buy.

Some outlets even reported that PSG and Juventus were close to agreeing to a paid loan with a €40 million buy-out obligation. But according to Italian transfer specialist Gianluca Di Marzio, while the two clubs have agreed on the structure of the deal -- a loan with an obligation to buy if Juventus qualifies for European competition next season -- they remain far apart on the amount of that obligation for Randal Kolo Muani to become a permanent Juventus player beginning with the 2027-28 campaign. As was the case last summer, this saga appears set to drag on.

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In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the Maharashtra Public Health Department will deploy an air ambulance service for critically ill pilgrims during the Ashadhi Wari, Public Health and Family Welfare Minister Prakash Abitkar announced on Friday.

वारीत अत्यावश्यक रुग्णांसाठी प्रथमच एअर ॲम्बुलन्सची सुविधा!

आषाढी यात्रेच्या पार्श्वभूमीवर पंढरपूर येथील केबीपी महाविद्यालयात वारकरी भाविकांना पालखी मार्ग व मुक्कामस्थळी उपलब्ध करून देण्यात येणाऱ्या आरोग्य सुविधांचा सविस्तर आढावा घेण्यात आला.

बैठकीच्या प्रारंभी आरोग्य सेवा… pic.twitter.com/1mSimyPc5g

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— Prakash Abitkar (@abitkar_prakash) July 5, 2026

आषाढी वारी २०२६ : विविध पालखी तळांची प्रत्यक्ष पाहणी

आषाढी वारी २०२६ च्या पार्श्वभूमीवर पालखी मार्गावरील विविध पालखी तळांना भेट देऊन तेथील आरोग्य, स्वच्छता आणि मूलभूत सुविधांची प्रत्यक्ष पाहणी केली.

यावेळी वारकऱ्यांसाठी उभारण्यात येत असलेल्या आरोग्य केंद्रांची कार्यक्षमता,… pic.twitter.com/1ztVOkG0Ii

— Prakash Abitkar (@abitkar_prakash) July 5, 2026

उपजिल्हा रुग्णालय, पंढरपूर येथे प्रत्यक्ष पाहणी

आषाढी वारी २०२६ च्या पार्श्वभूमीवर उपजिल्हा रुग्णालय, पंढरपूर येथे भेट देऊन आरोग्य व्यवस्थेची प्रत्यक्ष पाहणी करण्यात आली.

यावेळी रुग्णालयातील आपत्कालीन वैद्यकीय सेवा, अतिदक्षता विभाग, औषधसाठा, वैद्यकीय मनुष्यबळ, स्वच्छता, रुग्ण… pic.twitter.com/8swUEUfpVL

— Prakash Abitkar (@abitkar_prakash) July 5, 2026

The announcement was made during a review meeting on healthcare arrangements for the annual pilgrimage. The meeting was attended by MLAs Samadhan Autade and Raju Khare, National Health Mission Commissioner and Director Sanjay Katkar, along with district collectors, chief executive officers, senior health officials, civil surgeons, district health officers, municipal health officers, medical superintendents and taluka health officers from Pune, Satara and Solapur through video conferencing.

Abitkar said the Health Department has planned to provide uninterrupted medical care to devotees from the time they leave their homes for the pilgrimage until they return. Along with conventional ambulance services and bike ambulances already deployed on the palanquin route, an air ambulance facility will now be available to transport critically ill patients requiring advanced treatment.

He also announced the launch of the 'Arogya Sampanna Wari' mobile application, which will provide pilgrims with real-time information on healthcare facilities, treatment centres and emergency medical services along the pilgrimage route. Health workers and ASHA volunteers will assist devotees in accessing these digital services.

The minister directed officials to ensure there are no shortcomings in healthcare delivery during the Wari. He instructed district civil surgeons to coordinate with local private doctors in Pandharpur and appealed to private hospitals along the route to reserve 10 per cent of their beds for emergency treatment of pilgrims. He also urged government doctors to deliver healthcare services with greater responsibility and sensitivity.

According to the Health Department, extensive medical infrastructure has been put in place for this year's Ashadhi Wari. The arrangements include 43 ICU-equipped medical units along the palanquin route, 156 primary treatment centres under the Hinduhrudaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Aapla Davakhana scheme, 215 health volunteers, and over 3,000 medical personnel, including 302 specialist doctors.

In Pandharpur, 16 ICU units and 17 temporary health centres have been established in addition to a 24x7 ICU near the Vitthal temple. Five more ICU units have been set up in Pandharpur and Malshiras rural areas.

The department has also deployed 353 ambulances, including 38 Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances, 73 Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulances and 242 ambulances operating under the 102 emergency service. Every dindi leader will receive a first-aid medical kit.

Preventive public health measures include surveillance and disinfection of water sources, monitoring for vector-borne diseases such as dengue and malaria, health screening of food handlers at hotels and eateries, and a special sanitation drive after the pilgrimage.

A three-day, round-the-clock mega health camp with specialist services and a five-bed ICU will also be operational in Pandharpur. Pilgrims will receive free spectacles at the camp, while awareness campaigns through posters, information vehicles, pamphlets, caps and T-shirts will promote health and hygiene during the pilgrimage.

Earlier in the day, Abitkar and Health Services Commissioner Sanjay Katkar visited the District General Hospital at Aundh to review healthcare services and interact with patients. They also inspected medical facilities at pilgrims' halt points, drinking water arrangements, wells, restaurants and the sub-district hospital in Pandharpur.

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