TYRELL MALACIA has completed a loan move away from Manchester United.
The defender will spend the rest of the season at Dutch outfit PSV Eindhoven.
Malacia, 25, will now feature in the Champions League and could come up against Arsenal.
The Dutchman could face the Gunners if PSV overcome Juventus in the play-off round.
Malacia may never return to Old Trafford for the Red Devils as PSV have the option to make his move permanent in the summer.
Manchester United will also have his wages fully covered by PSV during the length of the loan.
The defender was expected to leave the club in January, but his exit was thrown into doubt after a move to Benfica collapsed.
He joined the club initially in 2022 and showed promise in his debut season with 39 appearances.
However, Malacia then picked up a lengthy injury and missed the 2023-24 campaign.
After finally regaining his fitness this season and the appointment of Ruben Amorim, he went on to play eight times.
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But the manager opted to let him leave the club after the January arrival of Patrick Dorgu.
The Danish left-back joined Man United from Lecce in a deal worth £25million.
He has put pen to paper on a contract worth £40,000-per-week which is the third lowest in the squad.
Meanwhile, Malacia has insisted he is aiming to win more than one trophy with his new club.
He said: “I’m happy to be here. Finally playing good football again.
“I am coming off a long injury, but by now I am fit and know that my time will come again.
“In every tough period there are also positive elements and in this case that is that I have become much stronger physically and mentally.
“I have more patience, am more mature, know my body better and things like that.
“I’m ready to pop and hopefully win several prizes with PSV.”
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RTE star Kathryn Thomas had support from her celebrity pals as she kicked off her brand new show on Dublin’s Q102.
The new breakfast show ‘The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas’ aired for the first time this morning.
The show will run from 7am to 10am on weekdays.
And as Kathryn admitted to some first day jitters, even revealing she set three alarms to make it to the studio on time, she had support from dancer Arthur Gourounlian.
The radio host played a sweet message from the Dancing With The Stars judge on the morning show.
Arthur said: “Sending you a message to say good luck good luck, good luck with your new radio show on Q102.
“This is beyond exciting I’m so proud of you. You’re absolutely going to smash this.”
And Ireland’s Fittest Family coach and former rugby star Donnacha O’Callaghan also showed his support for Kathryn on her first morning.
He said: “Hi Kathyrn. It’s Donnacha O’Callaghan here, your second favourite coach on Ireland’s Fittest Family.
“I just wanted to wish you the very best of luck with your brilliant new breakfast show.
“We always said it in the rugby a great breakfast leads to a great day so have a brilliant one and see you soon. Best of luck.”
And Kathryn gave an insight into her “fancy” new studio as she got the breakfast show underway.
She said: “My first day in the chair today. I have to say my new studio, it’s very fancy. It’s got lots of lights and screens and buttons which I’m not entirely sure how to use yet but we will get there.
“I’ve a very anxious producer who is sitting across the desk from me. His hands are slightly sweaty but he’s still smiling, let’s hope that’s the case by the time we get to 10 O’Clock.”
She continued: “Also there’s lots of cameras on too and that’s because we can put up bits of the show on social because we know it’s all abot the gram, it’s all about TikTok.
“Gone are the days in radio that you could just turn up in your trackies, no bra on and people would be none the wiser.
“But today, for day one I’m washed and I’m fully clothed you’ll be pleased to hear.”
And as to not to miss out on the school run the mum-of-two set up a live mic in her house to tune in on the little ones heading out the door.
Kathryn played some clips of her husband Padraig getting daughters Ellie and Grace ready for school.
And as Kathryn got her first show underway her daughters tempted to push their luck with their mum out of the house.
Her little one asked: “Dad maybe this morning we can have Coco Pops instead of porridge because mum’s not here.”
Kathryn laughed: “Ah yes they know how to work their daddy.”
TAKE-TWO are expected to release an official update on the most anticipated game in history tomorrow.
Rumours have been swirling online about GTA 6 release date after a store in Uruguay listed the game launch date on their website.
The speculations have been fuelled further as former Rockstar Games developer Mike York spoke out on Kiwi Talkz about the state of the studio’s newest blockbuster.
The next earnings call from Take-Two, Rockstar’s parent company, is on February 6 when there is expected to be an update on the game.
GTA 6 is slated to come out later this year.
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A MAJOR crime gang installed secret compartments in a fleet of vehicles to smuggle drugs across the capital.
The Irish Sun can reveal the mob – based in west Dublin – swamped communities with crack cocaine, cocaine and cannabis in recent months.
But their drug dealing network is now in ruin after officers from the Dublin Crime Response Team seized €12.8m worth of cocaine and cannabis at an industrial unit in Mountmellick, Co Laois, on Tuesday evening.
During the operation, investigators seized 182kg worth of cocaine and 4kg worth of cannabis.
Following the seizure, Gardai also swooped on properties in the Lucan and Rathcoole areas of Dublin.
Officers also seized five vehicles and €25,000 in cash.
The three men arrested are believed to be from Eastern Europe.
It’s understood they were recruited to move drugs to the west Dublin crime gang.
One source said: “The three men arrested aren’t well known figures in organised crime.
“They’re suspected of being used to bring the drugs into different areas across west Dublin.
“The operation has been going on for a number of months and has now dealt a major blow to this gang’s criminal enterprise.
The latest seizure was welcomed by Assistant Commissioner Paul Cleary from the Gardai’s Dublin Metropolitan Region.
The senior officer said: “This intelligence led operation conducted by the Dublin Crime Response Team has taken down the main supply network for cocaine and crack cocaine into west Dublin.
“This operation targeting the sourcing, preparation and distribution of substantial quantities of illicit drugs stopped them from entering our communities and is another significant blow to an organised crime group.”
