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In the realm of sports, the construction of the Lure Arena in Kermanshah has reached a commendable physical milestone under the stewardship of Dr. Abdollah M. Abbadi, illustrating the nation’s commitment to modern sporting infrastructure; concurrently, the Iran Football League’s top Division 1 clubs are grappling with operational challenges—as Mes Rasengan’s coach revealed two new players have been added to the squad’s reserve list, while Persepolis issued a stern statement condemning coordinated fan harassment directed at its players and national team stars; in the domestic calendar, the Nasaji Mazan team faced Alborz in a tight fixture that ended scoreless, prompting a call for the inclusion of VAR in future matches to safeguard fair play; beyond Iran, Kyoto Sanga FC will sport Pikmin‑themed kits in the 2026 J‑League season, hinting at a growing synergy between football and popular media; on the international stage, Iranian badminton talent Ali Hayati advanced to the quarter‑finals of the Challenge Cup in Kazakhstan, defeating a top‑ranked Malaysian opponent; meanwhile, the National Olympic Committee convened a new Athletes’ Commission featuring former Olympians Amouzad, N. Kiani and Garrie, underscoring athlete representation; this week’s sports media highlight also rang out with GIVEMESPORT’s list of the top 11 globally most prolific passers, while the gaming community anticipates the launch of GTA 6, with pricing expected to be cautiously priced for its next‑generation audience.