On May 21, 2569, a group of BCP minority shareholders filed a formal complaint with DSI Director-General Yutthana Phraedum at DSI headquarters on Chaengwattana Road in Bangkok, requesting an investigation into BCPG's 9-billion-baht purchase of an oil storage facility and land in Phetchaburi province. The complaint alleges the transaction is overpriced, as accounting records show the asset's value at only 6.55 billion baht, potentially causing shareholder losses and suggesting possible collusion to inflate asset values.

According to initial information, in 2553 a seller offered the same facility to BCP for only 3 billion baht, but the company deemed it not worthwhile. However, on December 30, 2565, BCPG purchased the same asset for 9 billion baht. Within three months of the acquisition, media and social media reports indicated the facility's book value had already declined to 6.55 billion baht—a loss of 2.45 billion baht from the purchase price.

Shareholders have expressed suspicion that the transaction may involve collusion to artificially inflate the asset's value for personal gain at the expense of shareholders and the Thai capital market. The complaint requests DSI to investigate whether the transaction involves criminal conspiracy, money laundering, and violations of the Special Cases Investigation Act of 2547, as well as to examine all parties involved in the sale proposal, pricing assessment, approval process, and payment procedures.

The Thai national team is gearing up for warm-up matches during the June FIFA international break against Kuwait and China. Khananam Khamyok, a promising midfielder who plays for Muangthong United, has been recalled to the senior squad and expressed his delight at the opportunity. "I'm really happy to be back with the senior national team," Khananam said. "I'll do my best to learn tactics from Coach Hudson and my teammates to continue developing myself." He noted that playing in the senior squad differs from the U-23 team since there are no age restrictions, meaning he'll face older and more experienced players, which he views as a positive challenge. Khananam praised playing alongside Theerasil Dangda, calling him a Thai football legend, and hopes to gain as much experience as possible. He aims to earn playing time in both matches against Kuwait and China, and called on fans to support the team. Khananam has made 32 appearances for Muangthong United in the 2025-26 season, scoring 4 goals and providing 6 assists. The Thai national team's warm-up matches are scheduled for June 5, 2025 against Kuwait (ranked 134th) at Pathum Thani Stadium, and June 9, 2025 against China at Huanglong Sports Center.

Chaithat Pharasunthorn, a senator and chair of the Senate sports subcommittee, presided over a meeting to assess progress on selecting a new Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) director. The meeting included presentations from SAT executives including Deputy Director Meechai Inwoods, Director of Elite Sports Development Yutthaya Chinhit, Human Resources Director Darin Vikrantonon, and Finance Director Prawit Metta.

Phatasunthorn stated that a recruitment committee nomination is currently under review by the SAT board. Although the process has been delayed by approximately two months due to political circumstances, the subcommittee hopes to complete the selection by September 2569 (2026). If the appointment cannot be finalized by October 1, 2569, an interim director will be appointed to ensure continuity.

Jamlang Anantsuk, vice chair of the Senate sports subcommittee, described the current SAT as an organization in critical condition requiring major surgical intervention. He emphasized that the recruitment committee must establish clear qualifications and include experts from various fields. The new director must excel in sports management.

Anantsuk used a medical metaphor to describe SAT's problems: "The first symptom is arterial blockage," referring to complicated budget disbursement conditions that prevent funding from reaching athletes and staff directly, causing sports associations and athletes to advance their own funds or face budget overages lasting years. This weakens the athlete base.

Other issues include myopia in focus—emphasizing short-term events over long-term athlete development, youth programs, referee and coach training standardization, and new talent recruitment systems. This has caused Thailand to lose a generation in several sports.

Another critical problem is compromised immunity from political interference and power struggles affecting sports management decisions. Leadership changes bring policy shifts unrelated to competence or merit, disrupting long-term development as new administrators implement different strategies.

The subcommittee recommended establishing rigorous, transparent, and internationally-aligned candidate qualifications to reduce political interference, while emphasizing that organizational leaders need vision, strong management and budgeting capabilities alongside sports expertise.

Um Theerathorn Boonmatan, the veteran defender of Buriram United, posted a photo with teammate Bank Suphanat and shared a hilarious exchange between them during the match against Sálgngox in the AFC Champions League final.

Buriram United secured the advantage in the first leg of the final after defeating Sálgngox, a prominent Malaysian league side, 1-0 in the AFC Champions League. The winning goal came from Suphanat Hemuattana in the 24th minute.

Um posted a photo celebrating with his junior teammate following the goal, which he had assisted, with the caption: "My senior told me to dance, so I had to follow."

In the comments, Bank Suphanat replied with "555555 Done dancing, Senior Um, did I overstep?" before the 36-year-old veteran humorously shot back: "What did I even say then? I didn't even realize I was already dancing."

Pallas AG Limited is making waves in the golf market with the grand opening of the new adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok, a fresh golf destination for fashion-loving golfers and dedicated adidas Golf fans. The store carries a full line of men's, women's, and youth apparel, accessories, shoes, and golf gear across both Originals Golf and Performance Golf collections, with new items updated each season. This represents the first and largest adidas Golf Core Store in the Emerging Markets group and the largest in Asia, now serving golfers at 2nd Floor, Thaniya Shopping Center on Silom Road.

Pallas AG and adidas Golf are shaking up the golf market again with this store renovation and expansion, led by Pattyos Chokruthipanont, managing director of Pallas AG Limited, and Nisarat Chayamongkholchai, senior business manager of adidas Golf at Adidas (Thailand) Limited, alongside brand ambassadors and notable influencers. Pattyos revealed that adidas Golf has enjoyed excellent growth as a brand, offering high-quality, high-performance products that cater to golfers of all styles and skill levels. Continuous marketing activities have helped the brand not only retain existing customers but also attract diverse new customer groups. Recognizing the growth opportunity, Pallas AG decided to expand the adidas Golf store, choosing Thaniya Shopping Center—considered a prime shopping destination for serious golfers—and rebranding it as adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok.

"We carry a complete range of all collections here, including both Performance Golf and Originals Golf lines in apparel, accessories, shoes, and various other items for men, women, and youth," explained Pattyos. "We may also feature special editions in the future. The store design follows adidas concepts throughout, so golfers will clearly feel the adidas brand presence. Our highly trained staff, trained to brand standards, will provide an excellent shopping experience to help golfers find products that match their needs. This is truly a must-visit new golf destination for fashion-loving golfers and dedicated adidas Golf enthusiasts."

To celebrate the store's renovation, adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok is offering special promotions: purchase any merchandise totaling 9,000 baht and receive a Unisex PU Leather 2 Zip Pouch worth 2,000 baht, or spend 12,000 baht and receive a Unisex PU Leather Cart Bag worth 3,300 baht. Promotions begin May 18 and continue while supplies last. Visit adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok on the 2nd floor of Thaniya Shopping Center to update your fashion and enjoy the latest adidas Golf collections.

Sweet and captivating in every note! Nooniew Chawarin demonstrates her signature vocal prowess, conveying unwavering love through the song 'Pakjai (Still),' the official soundtrack for the 'Pob Ther Love Upon A Time Series.' Known for her distinctive voice and enchanting delivery, Nooniew from DMD Music has lent her vocals to this new track that explores the theme of love that remains constant across lifetimes and reincarnations, inspired by the steadfast devotion between characters Khlao and Muanpob. The song features poetically chosen lyrics meticulously arranged by Aom Achiraya Doolaypaiboon, the T-POP princess who produced, composed, and crafted the melody, showcasing her deep understanding of Nooniew's vocal qualities and enhancing the song's appeal. Nooniew expressed her joy at collaborating on the emotionally resonant track, emphasizing her dedication to conveying the true essence of steadfast love and supporting her fellow cast members in bringing the series to life. Released today on YouTube via DMD Music, 'Pakjai (Still)' complements the gripping eighth episode of the series, which continues to captivate audiences with its emotional depth. The drama stars Net Siraphop Manithakit, Je Ratchapol Porppinit, Late Thanarut Jankaewamorn, and Kim Pongsathon Sithipan, airing every Friday at 9:30 PM on Workpoint 23, with encore streaming on Mandee Channel YouTube and full UNCUT versions available on iQIYI and iQ.com.