Recent Updates Across Sports, Culture, and Automotive Classics

In recent sports news, Argentine professional footballer Ezequiel Montagna continues his career in Argentina's second-tier league. Born in Mar del Plata in 1994, Montagna plays as a forward, primarily on the left wing, for Deportivo Madryn, where he is contracted through December 2026.

Montagna began his professional journey with San Martín de San Juan in 2016 during a loan spell from San Lorenzo. Over the course of his career, he has accumulated experience across multiple countries and divisions. His domestic path in Argentina included stints with Temperley, Atlético Rafaela, Tigre, and a return to San Martín de San Juan before his transfer to Deportivo Madryn.

Beyond his native country, Montagna expanded his international resume by playing abroad in Sweden with Norrby IF and Dalkurd FF, where he scored 10 goals in 39 matches. He also experienced a brief tenure in Iraq's top flight with Duhok SC and played for FC Trollhättan. Across more than 228 club matches globally, he has recorded 27 goals and 4 assists.

In the automotive and classic car sector, Montagna d'Oro, a specialized dealership founded in the Netherlands in 2001 by René Goudberg, continues to cater to enthusiasts of vintage Italian vehicles. Originally starting as a hobby stemming from a passion for cars from the 1960s and 1970s, Goudberg turned his extensive collection into a professional business.

Operating out of custom premises in Oosterwolde featuring multi-floor showrooms, the company focuses on original, high-quality models from iconic brands such as Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Fiat, Ferrari, and Maserati. The business provides consignment sales and coordinates technical maintenance and repair services through specialized partners.

In the literary and comic book world, Sergio Bonelli Editore is set to release 'MONTAGNA,' a noir graphic novel infused with horror-grotesque elements. Written by Luca Peverelli and illustrated by Chiara Milano, the book won the Lucca Project Contest 2025 and is scheduled to arrive in bookstores and comic shops following its preview.

Blending B-movie influences with 1980s New Horror aesthetics, the story follows a murdered former boxer named Mike Lenatti who confronts underworld figures and demons in the afterlife. The five-chapter volume includes a postface by Luca Crovi and explores dark themes within a fictional city controlled by corrupt crime families.