Leonardo DiCaprio left the Milan Fashion Week Versace after-party solo after attending the event along with his new girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti and rumored ex-flame Gigi Hadid.

The 48-year-old Hollywood star was spotted exiting the Italian venue solo and climbing into the backseat of a black car.

Meanwhile, 25-year-old model Victoria also left alone, waving to fans as she stepped out in a clinging nude-colored dress.

Gigi, 28, with whom DiCaprio was briefly romantically linked this past year, stepped out on her own as well.

The two supermodels had both walked in the iconic fashion house’s runway show hours earlier.

Leo was low-key in an all black outfit he teamed with a black LA baseball cap and gold chain.

Ceretti’s figure-hugging Versace dress was sheer with a muted checker pattern.

The piece boasted stringy straps and a corset bodice that accentuated Vittoria’s trim waistline.

She flashed coordinating flesh-toned brief underwear underneath the eye-catching ensemble. 

The slender superstar wore stone-covered, open-toe white heels that displayed her chic nude pedicure.

She skipped jewelry and let her sexy, slinky dress speak for itself as she smiled at onlookers while making her exit.

The beauty’s lustrous brunette locks were arranged in a center part and tucked behind her ears. 

Her face was aglow with pink-toned makeup applied to her cheeks and pout. 

Gigi went for a more low-key getup as she donned beige wide-leg pants and a matching sheer top. The mother-of-one covered up by layering a black leather blazer over the outfit.

The Guest In Residence founder matched her footwear to her outer layer as she stepped out in pointy-toe shiny black boots.

Her blonde hair was neatly slicked back into a bun set at the midpoint of the back of her head. 

She flashed her megawatt smile in a full face of pink-tinged cosmetics dusted over her eyelids and cheeks.

They were coordinated with her mauve-hued, moisturizing lipstick. 

Gigi carried her phone and a small, beige-toned clutch as she waved to excited fans nearby. 

On Friday Page Six reported that the Titanic actor and Vittoria are more than a fling.

An insider told the publication, ‘They’ve been spending quite a bit of time together over the past few months, and they’re enjoying getting to know one another on a deeper level.’

Earlier this month Daily Mail revealed that Leonardo had been dating Vittoria for at least two months after they were recently seen kissing in an Ibiza nightclub.

Sources close to the actor say that he is ‘besotted’ with Vittoria, who is 23 years his junior.

It was also shared that Ceretti is being referred to as his ‘girlfriend.’

Leo is infamous for exclusively dating women 25 or younger and coincidentally ending the relationships after they pass the milestone – as evidenced with his last serious girlfriend Camila Morrone, now 26.

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Capita took a mighty tumble after it said it was bracing itself for a financial hit of up to £25million following a cyber-attack that began in March.

The FTSE 250 government contractor, which runs the London congestion charge and collects the BBC licence fee, posted a loss of almost £68million for the first half of 2023.

It estimated that the cyber-attack, which disrupted its IT systems and accessed client data, would cost between £20million to £25million.

That would be higher than the £15million to £20million it had previously forecast. Capita shares tumbled 18.3 per cent, or 4.9p, to 21.94p.

A small amount of data was taken but has now been recovered, Capita said.

Chief executive Jon Lewis added that the company had also been ploughing more funding into its cyber-security systems since the attack. 

He has spent several years trying to revive the firm’s fortunes with an extensive restructuring in an effort to shed the company’s image amid a string of profit warnings. 

Earlier this week, Capita said Lewis, who has been boss since December 2017, would retire towards the end of the year.

He will be replaced by Adolfo Hernandez, the vice president of telecommunications at Amazon Web Services.

The FTSE 100 rose 0.5 per cent, or 35.21 points, to 7564.37 and the FTSE 250 added 0.5 per cent, or 100.97 points, to 18934.62.

Gambling stocks made gains following a strong performance from US sports betting firm Draft-Kings, which raised its 2023 revenue forecast to a range of £2.71billion to £2.77billion ($3.46billion to $3.54billion).

That was ahead of its previous expectations of £2.46billion to £2.53billion ($3.14billion to $3.24billion). Flutter, which owns Betfair and Paddy Power, gained 3.6 per cent, or 520p, to 15160p, William Hill owner 888 added 4.2 per cent, or 4.6p, to 113.8p and Ladbrokes and Coral owner Entain rose 1.3 per cent, or 18p, to 1399p.

Utilities provider Telecom Plus, which offers energy, broadband, mobile and insurance services under a single package to ensure households make savings on their bills, said sky-high prices were stabilising. As a result, it said profits and customers should increase by at least 10 per cent this year. Shares rose 3.7 per cent, or 60p, to 1676p.

Rolls-Royce ended the week on a high after its shares rose beyond 200p for the first time in more than three years.

It followed Thursday’s strong set of half-year results, which showed the jet engine maker swung back into profit as its ongoing turnaround programme gathered pace. Shares increased 7.4 per cent, or 14.3p, to 206.5p.

John Wood Group added 3.9 per cent, or 6.2p, to 164p after brokers at Jefferies raised its rating on the stock to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ amid renewed confidence over the oil engineering firm’s improved balance sheet.

Wizz Air flew 2.4 per cent, or 55p, to 2369p after Concorde Securities upgraded the stock from ‘reduce’ to ‘buy’. Such gains came even though Barclays cut its target price to 2150p from 2600p.

Safety equipment maker Halma sealed its fourth takeover this year after snapping up an Australian firm for £23m.

Lazer Safe’s laser technology is designed to keep workers safe while they use machines that fabricate sheet metal. Shares added 0.9 per cent, or 19p, to 2152p.

Morgan Advanced Materials, which makes ceramics for metal smelting factories, traded lower after profits plunged 31 per cent to £50million in the six months to the end of June. It suffered a cyber-attack in early January and issued a profit warning several weeks later.

The incident cost the group more than £11million, but the firm reiterated its forecasts for this year. Shares fell 4.2 per cent, or 11.5p, to 260p.

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So a Manchester United career that began exactly 12 years ago on June 29, 2011, appears to be entering its final days.

Unless there is one last twist in David de Gea’s contract saga, the Spanish goalkeeper will leave Old Trafford as a free agent at midnight on Friday.

United can still re-sign him after that, of course. But given that De Gea’s contract situation was a topic of discussion when he spoke to the travelling media in a Perth hotel room as far back as last July, it would be peculiar in the extreme for United to go back in for the 32-year-old after all this time for negotiation.

If this is indeed the end, it will have been a messy and rather unedifying exit for a man who will go down as one of United’s goalkeeping greats.

In hindsight, it would have been better for De Gea to say goodbye to Old Trafford after the final home game of last season against Fulham with the fans’ adulation still ringing in his ears.

Erik ten Hag presented De Gea with the Golden Glove award that day at the end of a season in which he also broke the club’s appearance and clean sheet records held by Alex Stepney and Peter Schmeichel.

Schmeichel rode off into the sunset in 1999 clutching the European Cup having announced six months earlier that he would be leaving, but sadly not every player gets to write his own script.

After the Fulham game, Ten Hag said he was confident De Gea would sign the new contract. A week later, at Wembley, the goalkeeper was the centre of attention again after letting in Ilkay Gundogan’s decisive second goal in the FA Cup final.

Ten Hag refused to throw De Gea under the bus but admitted that he had to work on ‘issues’ over his distribution after another erratic performance with the ball at his feet.

So what has changed over the course of the last month? Only Ten Hag knows whether events at Wembley that day made him reconsider the goalkeeping situation at United.

What has become clear is that the Dutchman refused to sign off a contract that had been agreed between the club and De Gea reducing his £375,000-a-week wages, as Mail Sport reported earlier this month.

A second – even lower – offer was made and that deal lies unsigned on the table as the clock ticks down towards Friday night.

Even if De Gea signs it, he knows that he will no longer be considered No 1 at United with Ten Hag determined to bring in someone who is better with his feet.

From shopping for No 2 goalkeepers in the £15million bracket, United are now looking at Inter Milan’s Andre Onana who would cost closer to £50m – a big difference in a transfer window in which Ten Hag is working on a limited budget due to Financial Fair Play.

After 12 years as undisputed No 1, it’s hard to see how De Gea can continue playing for a manager who has clearly lost faith in him. His status would be taking a hit as well as his salary.

From Ten Hag’s point of view, it looks as though he will get his way and acquire a new goalkeeper – quite possibly Onana, who played for him at Ajax. The United manager certainly likes to work with familiar faces.

He is going the same route as Pep Guardiola who axed Joe Hart after joining Manchester City in 2016 over the England goalkeeper’s distribution.

That happened almost immediately, though. The nagging question is why it has taken Ten Hag so long to reach this decision. 

People can change, players can improve, but De Gea was never going to suddenly become a ball player four months short of his 33rd birthday. This could have been resolved much sooner.

The situation could change again while there is still time, of course. After all, this is a player who was a dodgy fax machine away from leaving for Real Madrid late on deadline day in the summer of 2015.

This time it feels as though it will take more than a gremlin in the system to keep De Gea at United.

De Gea posted a yawning emoji on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon, hinting he’d grown tired of the saga. It seems time is finally running out on his Manchester United career.

Lionel Messi will leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of this season, with the Argentine set to play his final game against Clermont Foot on Saturday.

PSG manager Christophe Galtier confirmed in a press conference on Friday afternoon that the World Cup winner will depart, with Inter Miami one of many potential destinations.

‘Clermont Foot will be Messi’s final game at PSG,’ said Galtier. ‘I had the privilege of coaching the best player in the history of football. It will be Leo’s last match at the Parc des Princes.’

Messi joined PSG after a financial tug of war with Barcelona in 2021 and has won a pair of Ligue 1 titles, though the Parisians have not got any closer to winning the Champions League crown they so desire.

The 35-year-old hinted that leaving Barcelona allowed him to mature as a player and some suggest that leaving his comfort zone allowed him to develop the leadership qualities he displayed in winning the Qatar World Cup in December.

French media reported this morning that Messi could make a sensational return to the Camp Nou but that Barcelona would struggle to financially wager a move. 

One alternative suggested by L’Equipe, though, is that Messi could join Inter Miami and be loaned to the Catalan club.

Inter Miami, managed by Phil Neville, are said to be offering Messi a lucrative package, while there is still interest from Asian clubs.

‘I hope that he will be welcomed in the best way,’ added Galtier ahead of Messi’s final game. PSG have already won the Ligue 1 title.

There have also been suggestions that the World Cup winner could be on the verge of signing a lucrative deal with Saudi side Al-Hilal. 

Rumours last month claimed that Messi had been offered a contract worth £522million from Al-Hilal, despite the concerns of his wife Antonela Roccuzzo.

Messi‘s father, Jorge, quickly shut down reports that a decision had been made about his son’s club for next season.  

Taking to social media, Messi’s father said: ‘There is absolutely nothing with any club for next year. The decision will never be made before Lionel finished the league with PSG.

‘Once the season is over it will be time to analyse and see what is there, and then make a decision. 

‘There are always rumors and many use the name of Lionel to gain notoriety but the truth is only one and we can assure that there is nothing with anyone. 

‘Neither verbal, nor signed, nor agreed, and there will not be until the end of the season.’

Despite his impressive campaign in France – where he scored 16 goals and recorded 16 assists in the league – there are clearly issues with Messi and the PSG hierarchy. 

Last month, the World Cup winner was the centre of controversy as he missed a training session and, instead, travelled to Saudi Arabia to promote the country’s tourism industry.

Messi, who was given a two-week suspension, apologised and posted a message on social media saying he was on his way to Riyadh when players were told their day off had been cancelled.

‘I thought we were going to have a day off after the game as always,’ Messi began in the 39-second clip shared onto his Instagram story.

‘I had this trip organised and I couldn’t cancel it. I had already cancelled it before. I apologise to my team-mates and I’m waiting for what the club wants to do with me.’ 

Just a few days after the incident, PSG fans gathered outside the club headquarters to chant for the PSG board to resign, while they also called for Messi to leave the club, with the Argentinian also receiving jeers from supporters at recent matches.

It was thought that the fans had arrived at the headquarters to protest Messi’s suspension, but, according to The Sun, one chant heard was: ‘Messi, son of a b****.’ 

More to follow… 

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