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Blue Lock Chapter 273: Release Date, Where To Read, Expected Plot And More
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Blue Lock Chapter 273: Release Date, Where To Read, Expected Plot And More

The three-way battle between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser in the last chapter seems to be at its height as the ball finds its way across the field. With the spotlight likely to shift to Rin Itoshi in the upcoming Blue Lock Chapter 273, fans are looking forward to the next spectacular goal in the match between Bastard Munchen and Paris X Gen.

Given that Rin has yet to score in this match, there’s a strong possibility that he will seize this moment to become the fourth ace to score, potentially shifting the balance of the game. Don’t miss Blue Lock Chapter 273 to find out the results, and keep reading to find out the release date, expected plot, and more.

Blue Lock Chapter 273: Release date and where to read

According to K Manga’s official Twitter/X, Blue Lock Chapter 273 will premiere on Wednesday, August 28, 2024, at 12:00 am JST. International readers may find it available as early as Tuesday, August 27, depending on their time zone differences. Keep in mind that exact release times can differ based on location.

Blue Lock Chapter 273 will be accessible exclusively through Kodansha’s K Manga service, which is currently limited to the US. Accessible via both mobile app and website, readers can access the latest chapters using points without the need for subscription fees.

Expected plot in Blue Lock Chapter 273

Blue Lock Chapter 273 is likely to focus on Rin Itoshi, especially as the previous chapter ended with the ball landing at Nanase Nijiro’s feet. As a member of Rin’s system, Nanase might attempt to create a chemical reaction with Aoshi Tokimitsu, aiming to set up a scoring opportunity for Rin.

Isagi and Kaiser may try to thwart this attack, but their success seems uncertain. With the ongoing deadlock between Isagi, Kaiser, and Rin, the match is poised for a breakthrough. Rin, who is in a heightened state of concentration due to his Flow State, may figure out a way to outmaneuver both Isagi and Kaiser, creating a chance for himself to score.

Blue Lock Chapter 272 recap

Blue Lock Chapter 272, titled ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors,’ begins with Julian Loki observing the athletes on the field, noting how they often stick their tongues out when deeply focused. Rin Itoshi’s expression, however, appears particularly intense, revealing his wild nature.

This is further acknowledged by Noel Noa, who recognizes Rin’s true character. The chapter then shifts to the confrontation between Rin Itoshi and Michael Kaiser. Kaiser blocks Rin’s path, preventing him from making a move. Yoichi Isagi soon joins Kaiser in challenging Rin.

During this, Rin thinks about his motivations in Blue Lock Chapter 272, realizing that his desire to defeat strong opponents is rooted in his longing to destroy someone exceptional, a feeling originally sparked by his brother, Sae.

Although Sae isn’t present in this match, Rin sees Isagi and Kaiser as figures capable of bringing out his best, using them as fuel for his competitive drive. As Rin attempts to bypass Kaiser and Isagi, Kaiser remains steadfast, refusing to yield. This is when Alexis Ness intercepts and clears the ball away from Rin.

Ness, hoping for recognition from Kaiser in Blue Lock Chapter 272, is ignored as Kaiser’s focus shifts entirely to the ongoing match. The ball Ness cleared ends up with Charles Chevalier, who quickly aims to make a long pass to Ryusei Shidou.

At this moment, Kaiser has an internal realization: Rin is the top player in Blue Lock, with Isagi closely following as his adaptable rival. Kaiser sees these two as the central figures of Blue Lock, making him determined to usurp their position as the protagonist.

He blocks Charles’ pass with a header, disrupting the attack. Blue Lock Chapter 272 concludes with Isagi analyzing the situation. He realizes that the current state of the match has created a deadlock among the three strikers — himself, Kaiser, and Rin.

Each of them is locked in a cycle of trying to outdo the others. To break this cycle, someone else on the field must make a decisive move to shift the game’s momentum.

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*The release dates and times provided are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change at the discretion of the creators.

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“Because You Ordered Me To…”: Muhammad Yunus To Bangladesh Students
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“Because You Ordered Me To…”: Muhammad Yunus To Bangladesh Students

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus – who last week took oath as head of Bangladesh‘s interim government – has heaped praise on students who spearheaded protests against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. “There is no doubt… because of the student-led revolution the whole government collapsed…” Mr Yunus told reporters after a Sunday night meet with the students.

“I said (to the students), ‘I respect you… I admire you. What you have done is absolutely unparalleled… and because you ordered me to do this (to take charge of the interim administration) I accept…’,” Mr Yunus said, recounting part of the conversation he had with the students.

Two of the student protesters – Nahid Islam and Asif Mahmud – are part of a 16-member advisory council that was sworn in with Mr Yunus. The 84-year-old won the 2006 Nobel Peace prize for his work in microfinance and setting up the Grameen Bank, which works for community development.

READ | Md Yunus Takes Oath As Head Of Bangladesh Interim Government

Mr Yunus has also stressed the wave of resignations of high-ranking public officials, including the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and head of Bangladesh’s central bank, was “conducted legally”.

They had reportedly been issued ultimatums to quit.

READ | Why Bangladesh Chief Justice, Sheikh Hasina Loyalist, Was Forced To Quit

“They want to have a new court,” he said of the students. “So they went there and asked the chief justice to resign and put their pressure to make him resign.”

“I’m sure they will find the legal way to justify all of this, because legally… all the steps were followed,” he said. His office only agreed to publish these quotes Monday evening.

“The Monster Is Gone”

“Finally, this moment, the monster is gone,” Mr Yunus also said, referring to Ms Hasina’s departure and the end of what her critics said was an autocratic rule that stifled all dissent. 

However, Mr Yunus warned the interim government that public goodwill is a limited resource and that they would face many difficult decisions ahead. “The moment you start taking decisions, some people will like your decisions, some people will not like your decisions,” he said. “…that’s the way it works.”

Interim Bangladesh Government

The interim government was formed after Bangladesh witnessed weeks of violence and clashes – triggered by protests over a jobs quota – forced Ms Hasina, a five-time PM, to resign and flee.

READ | Explained: How Gen Z Women And Military Transformed Bangladesh

Sheikh Hasina left the Prime Minister’s residence in Dhaka – hours before it was overrun – and flew to India in a Bangladeshi military aircraft. The 76-year-old, seen as a key ally of New Delhi, remains in an undisclosed location amid reports she will seek political asylum, possibly in the United Kingdom.

Dhaka, the Bangladesh capital, was rocked by violent protests against Sheikh Hasina’s rule.

Following Ms Hasina’s departure Md Yunus – who faced multiple corruption charges under the previous government and was in Europe while Sheikh Hasina was in power – was picked by the protesting to oversee democratic reforms.

His first act after being administered an oath of office – and taking the title of ‘chief advisor’ – was to lead a solemn tribute to the more than 450 people who died in the protests.

READ | Muhammad Yunus Honours Heroes, First Act As Bangladesh Interim Leader

It is unclear when Bangladesh will hold an election to select a new Prime Minister. Whenever that is, Mrs Hasina is likely to return to contest, her son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy told The Times of India. “She will go back to Bangladesh the moment the interim government decides to hold an election,” he said.

India Extends “Best Wishes”

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his best wishes to Mr Yunus,

READ | PM Extends Best Wishes To Yunus, “Hopes For Safety Of Hindus”

“We hope for an early return to normalcy, ensuring the safety and protection of Hindus and all other minority communities. India remains committed to working with Bangladesh to fulfil the shared aspirations of both our peoples for peace, security and development,” he wrote on X. 

READ | How Sheikh Hasina’s Ouster Affects India-Bangladesh Ties

With the change of guard in neighbouring Bangladesh, the Indian government now faces a diplomatic dilemma, even as China was also swift to welcome Dhaka’s new authorities, saying it “attaches importance to the development” of relations.

With input from agencies

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‘Monster is gone’: B’desh interim chief on Hasina’s ouster, hails ‘student-led revolution’
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‘Monster is gone’: B’desh interim chief on Hasina’s ouster, hails ‘student-led revolution’

Mohammed Yunus, Nobel laureate and interim government chief of Bangladesh, praised a student-led revolution that led to the collapse of government machinery. The protests, addressing preferential quotas in government jobs, resulted in Sheikh Hasina fleeing to India. Yunus acknowledged the challenges faced by the interim government following the violent clashes between authorities and students, which caused significant turmoil.

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