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Sorare announced a new licensing agreement with the French Football Federation (FFF) this morning for the issuance of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
With the Euro 2020 tournament currently underway, blockchain-based fantasy soccer game Sorare has announced a licensing arrangement with a national sports body to create nonfungible tokens of its players.
The national squad’s new digital cards will join more than 140 other licensed teams that Sorare has secured such as Bayern Munich, Juventus, Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain, and Real Madrid.

After a bold squad selection that angered large parts of the Spanish media, it was never going to take much for the pressure to increase on manager Luis Enrique.
So Spain's 0-0 draw against Sweden - which leaves them behind Slovakia in Group E - was far from an ideal start to Euro 2020.
At the final whistle in Seville, the hosts were whistled by some home fans and the players left talking about "shutting up" their critics.

Goldman Sachs digital assets head, Mathew McDermott, said in an interview with Bloomberg that the bank is planning on launching an ether futures and options trading platform for clients in the near future.
The report said that this move is part of the bank’s restart to its crypto services.
McDermott said Goldman is planning on offering exchange-traded notes tracking the price of bitcoin as well as other digital assets derivatives products.

Poland 1-2 Slovakia: Škriniar strike proves the difference in Saint Petersburg.
Milan Škriniar struck 21 minutes from time to earn Slovakia a 2-1 win against ten-man Poland.
Slovakia claimed only their third ever major tournament win thanks to Milan Škriniar’s instinctive finish against Poland in Saint Petersburg.