OTT Releases This Week: What’s New To Watch, 10–16 August Netflix’s latest lineup of original content includes a three-part documentary on José Mourinho, a feature-length spin-off of its Brazilian series Sintonia, a new season of Jack Reacher, and several period dramas and family-focused films. The documentary, titled Mourinho: The Manager, traces the football manager’s career from his 2004 Champions League victory with FC Porto to his recent stints at Tottenham, Roma, and Fenerbahçe. The series highlights key moments, including his tenure at Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, and Manchester United, while featuring interviews with figures like Sir Alex Ferguson, John Terry, and Zlatan Ibrahimović. The documentary emphasizes Mourinho’s relationships and controversies rather than simply listing his trophies. Nando Between Two Worlds, a feature-length spin-off of Sintonia, follows the character Nando as he navigates the tension between his criminal empire and family life. Set five years after his rise to power in the Brazilian underworld, the film sees Nando living in Serbia before a family crisis forces him back to Brazil. His teenage daughter Bruninha becomes central to the conflict, challenging his ability to leave his past behind. The film is positioned as the conclusion to Nando’s arc within the Sintonia universe, appealing to long-time fans of the series. Jack Reacher: Season 4 returns with Alan Ritchson as the titular character, embarking on a new case that escalates into a larger conspiracy. Based on Lee Child’s Gone Tomorrow, the season begins with Reacher encountering a distressed woman on a Philadelphia subway, leading him into a web of secrets involving powerful figures. The first three episodes release together on August 12, with the remaining episodes dropping weekly through September 16.#jose_mourinho #zlatan_ibrahimovic #sir_axel_ferguson #john_terry #nando
Danny Welbeck joins Zlatan Ibrahimovic in exclusive Premier League club Danny Welbeck has achieved a rare feat in Premier League history, becoming only the third player to score 11 or more goals in a season at age 35 or older. His 11th goal of the campaign against Liverpool at the Amex Stadium marked a milestone that places him alongside Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Gary McAllister. This accomplishment highlights Welbeck’s enduring impact despite his advancing years. Welbeck’s achievement is particularly notable given his career trajectory. After 17 seasons in the top flight, he had never previously reached double figures in a single Premier League season. His recent form, however, has seen him break through, with his 11-goal tally this term representing his best-ever performance in the competition. This success has reignited discussions about his potential return to the England national team, though he was omitted from Thomas Tuchel’s 35-man squad for the upcoming international break. The group of players who have scored 11 or more goals in a Premier League season at 35 or older is exceptionally small. Zlatan Ibrahimovic set the standard with 17 goals for Manchester United in the 2016-17 season, while Gary McAllister reached 11 for Coventry City in the 1999-2000 campaign. Welbeck’s inclusion in this elite club underscores his remarkable consistency and ability to perform at the highest level. Welbeck’s rise at Brighton has been equally impressive. Signed on a free transfer in October 2020, he has evolved from a backup option to a club legend. By April 2025, he had become Brighton’s all-time top scorer in Premier League history with 31 goals, and he now sits at 43 for the club. His current form has solidified his status as one of the Seagulls’ most influential players.#manchester_united #premier_league #brighton #danny_welbeck #zlatan_ibrahimovic
