Peruzzi, a Nigerian artist and songwriter, has described why he dropped out of medical school when he got to his final year. The artist revealed on the Zero Conditions Podcast how psychologically exhausted he was while studying Medicine and Surgery in Ukraine. He insisted that he had just finished the course and that he wanted to pursue his musical love. “I got tired for real, for real. I never felt like that in my life. I was done, like everything about me, in my head, I was done with medicine. And that was when I was about to start my final year so it was a lot. I had written my first MD already at the time. It wasn’t about how long I had left at the time, it was about me not wanting to do anything again. I didn’t want to do it anymore,” said Peruzzi.
Peruzzi, Nigerian artist and songwriter. source: Google Peruzzi attended Odesa National University in Ukraine until his fifth year, when the pressure of Medical School became too much for him, prompting him to return to Nigeria. He was able to tell his mother how he had been feeling at school and why he wanted to return, and she set one condition for his return. He continued; “I really got tired, my entire being was tired so I left on the first of January and I didn’t even have my passport, I had lost it. So I went to the embassy and they gave me a travel letter because I needed to leave that urgently. When I got back the only person I told was my mum. I was able to explain how bad I was feeling and she said I should make sure to come back with my school result and everything from the first year to show that I was in school so I did.” He couldn’t tell his father why he was back in Nigeria, and his mother hadn’t informed him either. Peruzzi then informed the podcast hosts that members of his father’s church had begun to murmur among themselves at the time that he had dropped out because he was home during a non-holiday season. Despite dropping out, the singer appears to have no remorse about his decision.
De Bruyne on the ground after suffering a hamstring injury against Inter Milan. Source: Getty De Bruyne required treatment just before the half-hour mark in Istanbul with the game still goalless. He appeared to be clutching the back of his leg. The midfielder attempted to play through the pain but was unable to continue and was taken off in the 36th minute. Phil Foden came off the bench to replace him. He held back his emotion as he made the lonely walk off the pitch. But it was a familiar story for the 31-year-old assist king. 
Barcelona players celebrating a goal. Source: Getty Barcelona missed a glorious chance to make it 1-1 after 13 minutes when Irene Paredes popped up at the back post to fire a free header wide of the target. The Spanish side continued to push forward and had Wolfsburg’s defence on the back foot for large periods in the first half. But Wolfsburg made it 2-0 eight minutes before halftime. Goalscorer Pajor turned provider for the second when she whipped in a sensational ball into the box and Alexandra Popp was on hand to fire her header past Panos to put Wolfsburg in dreamland. Barcelona came out of the blocks quickly in the second half and pulled a goal back after just three minutes. Caroline Graham Hansen got past her marker brilliantly before laying the ball off to Patricia Guijarro who rifled her effort beyond Merle Frohms. 
Alexia Putellas lifts the trophy in front of Barcelona fans in Eindhoven. Source: Getty Nigeria’s Super Falcon star, Asisat Oshoala was unable to feature for Barcelona in the final after suffering a hamstring injury. The 28-year-old Nigerian has been in fine form this season, scoring 26 times in all competitions, including five in the Champions League. Barca confirmed the news ahead of the game, with the striker injuring her left thigh. 
Asisat Oshoala during a match for Barcelona. Source: Getty The Champions League final concludes the season for both clubs, with many of the stars on show in this game now turning their attention to the 2023 Women’s World Cup. The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is less than 50 days out. Several players across both finalists will represent their national teams when the group stages kick off. The World Cup will begin on July 20 when co-hosts New Zealand face Norway and Australia welcome Ireland. 
Victor Lindelof after an object was thrown at him. Source: Getty Bruno Fernandes coolly stepped up to slot the ball away to make it 1-1 on 33 minutes after Ilkay Gundogan’s opener for City after 12 seconds, a record for the quickest goal scored in an FA Cup final. While celebrating the equalizer in front of the Manchester City supporters, an object which appeared to be a lighter was thrown from the end where the Manchester City fans were sitting and hit Lindelof near his left eye. Lindelof hit by City fans with what looks like a lighter. pic.twitter.com/dJcbnRK96T — ☈ッ (@TheFergusonWay) June 3, 2023 The centre-back immediately went down clutching his face, while replays showed a green object struck thrown from the crowd struck him. As Lindelof was checked on by his teammates, both Fernandes and Casemiro could be seen furiously shouting at somebody who was not on camera. While on punditry duty for the BBC, Peter Schmeichel commented on the incident, saying; “That is so wrong. That’s bad. I’m not blaming Manchester City – it is somebody – but we are at the Manchester City end, they were celebrating in front of the Manchester City supporters, and they should be big enough, they’re winning enough, to understand it’s okay to go 1-1. “They shouldn’t react like that. That is terrible, it should have consequences. I hope they find the guy, whoever did that.” Alan Shearer, also on the pundits’ panel, added: “We don’t want to see that.” 
Gundogan celebrates his goal. Source: Getty The FA Cup has been played since 1871, and Man United’s 12 tournament wins trail only Arsenal’s 12. United last won in 2016. The FA Cup has been played since 1871, and Man United’s 12 tournament wins trail only Arsenal’s 12. United last won in 2016.