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Ferati folgt Lohkemper und Yigit vom SVW nach Sandhausen
Nach Felix Lohkemper und Seyhan Yigit zieht es auch Arianit Ferati zum SV Sandhausen, nachdem der 28-jährige Mittelfeldspieler beim SV Waldhof Mannheim keinen neuen Vertrag erhalten hatte. sportnewz.click
Zweiter Abschied aus Mannheim
"Der SVS hat große Ambitionen, und genau das reizt mich an dieser Aufgabe", sagt Ferati zu seinem Wechsel in die Regionalliga. "Ich kenne die Verantwortlichen und weiß, wie hier gearbeitet wird. Für mich ist es trotzdem eine neue Herausforderung, auf die ich richtig Lust habe. Ich möchte Leistung bringen, Verantwortung übernehmen und noch einmal voll angreifen. Ich freue mich darauf, jetzt mit der Mannschaft loszulegen."
Für Ferati ist es nach 2021 bereits der zweite Abschied aus Mannheim, nachdem er im Januar 2025 zurückgekehrt war. Seitdem bestritt der Offensivspieler 42 Partien im SVW-Trikot – dabei gelangen ihm vier Tore und elf Vorlagen.
"Echter Gewinn für unsere Mannschaft"
SVS-Sportchef Anthony Loviso, der einst beim Waldhof tätig war, bezeichnet Ferati als "echten Gewinn für unsere Mannschaft" und sagt: "Ari hat über viele Jahre und in unterschiedlichen Ligen gezeigt, welche Fähigkeiten er mitbringt. Er ist technisch stark, kann im Offensivspiel besondere Lösungen finden und hat seine Qualitäten auch auf höherklassigem Niveau unter Beweis gestellt. Ich freue mich sehr, wieder mit ihm zusammenzuarbeiten und ihn künftig in unserem Trikot zu sehen."
Fans are loving apparently leaked Lego Spongebob Squarepants set: "Holy sh*t it’s peak"
A new Lego Spongebob Squarepants set seems to have leaked, and fans are in agreement that it looks incredible.
The toy-maker is no stranger to hyper-accurate recreations (just look at the best Lego sets if you want an example), but this cartoony Lego Spongebob Squarepants set has struck a chord. "Holy shit it's peak," writes Smitty__0099 on the reddit thread outlining the kit. Ok-Range6568 goes one further by calling it "outrageously good looking. One of the best licensed sets Lego has ever put out."
I get where they're coming from. Supposed promotional images show Bikini Bottom in a picture-perfect cartoon style that nails the show's signature look, and at a glance it could have been ripped from your TV screen. It's weighed down with extras too, from minifigs of Spongebob, Patrick, and Squidward to a host of references fans should recognize right away.
SpongeBob: Icons 11386 Bikini Bottom and BrickHeadz 40858 (via Buggy) from r/Legoleak
So, the obvious question is: can we believe this leak? It apparently comes from new leaker buggyleaks on Instagram, and while their lack of content makes me suspicious, they've been on the money so far. They successfully tipped everyone off about August's Lego ET a few days before the official announcement, for example. That means I'm more willing to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Plus, the apparently leaked photos match Lego's style for both lifestyle images (the kit in a homey environment, usually on a shelf or table) and back-of-box photography (the set's rear can be seen against a black background). Everything from the minifigures to accessories matches between those two shots as well, which wouldn't be the case if this was constructed using something like AI.
If it does indeed end up being real, I'm stoked for it. We've seen a Lego version of Bikini Bottom before in a 2012 model, but that one was far less detailed and has been long out of print. By comparison, this is way more screen-accurate and feature-rich.
That does come at a literal cost, though; the leaked Lego Spongebob Squarepants set will apparently set you back $219.99 when it launches "either September or November 1, 2026."
We'll have to wait and see if this set is legit, but if those promo shots are real, I can't imagine we'll be hanging around long.
It looks as though it's going to be a good few months for Lego fans, because a leaked Lego Donkey Kong set looks like it might continue a trend I'm loving so far. As for other cool but confirmed gear, why not drop in on our guide to the best toys?
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen gir spillerne rundt 25 timer med nytt innhold
Siden Dragon's Dogma 2 først ble utgitt i 2024, har Capcom jobbet hardt med å utvikle utvidelsen Dark Arisen. Med en ny snødekt region i Norgan, dungeons du kan spille om og om igjen, og en hack-and-slash-kampmekanikk, er det mye å se frem til i denne utvidelsen, som kommer 9. oktober.
Ifølge spillets produsent, Naoto Oyama, er det totalt rundt 25 timer med innhold å utforske i Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen. Oyama fortalte Automaton at «den nye historien utspiller seg i en ny region kalt Norgan. Vi forventer at spillerne vil bruke rundt 15 til 20 timer på å fullføre dette scenariet. I tillegg vil tolv unike dungeons bli lagt til i grunnspillet. Hver dungeon er utformet slik at det tar omtrent 30 minutter til en time å fullføre den. Med tolv av dem totalt tror vi at spillerne vil kunne nyte mer enn 25 timer med ekstra innhold med denne utvidelsen.»
Det er også mange endringer i kjernekonseptene som presenteres i kjernen av opplevelsen i Dragon's Dogma 2. Spillregissør Kento Kinoshita forklarte at valgene utviklerne tok «som var ment å forsterke spillets følelse av et ‘realistisk eventyr’, endte opp med å bli oppfattet som ulemper av spillerne.»
Derfor blir utgivelsen av Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen sett på nesten like mye som en gest av godvilje som en utvidelse fullpakket med nytt innhold. Ved å kombinere tilbakemeldinger fra fans med en ny historie og et nytt område å utforske, er Dark Arisen en måte å vinne tilbake fans som kanskje ble skuffet over den opprinnelige opplevelsen ved lanseringen.