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Wolverhampton Wanderers are currently undergoing pre-season training in Portugal. The team played their first training camp match against Santa Clara on Tuesday, resulting in a 2-1 defeat for Wolves. Despite the loss, manager Vitor Pereira saw positive signs in the game. Player Fer Lopez received praise for his lively performance, and Sasa Kalajdzic was also fairly praised for his display, which included scoring a well-taken goal. Meanwhile, Manchester City player Rico Lewis, currently on holiday in Portugal following the conclusion of City's 2023/24 season, posted a picture on his Instagram Story on Tuesday wearing a Wolves shirt. The shirt specifically had 'FORBS 26' on the back. This refers to Carlos Forbs, Lewis's former teammate from their time together in the Manchester City academy, where they played for both the U18s and U23s. While Lewis progressed to Manchester City's first-team squad, Forbs left the club in the summer of 2023 to join Ajax. Despite their separate career paths, Lewis and Forbs have remained good friends, evidenced by Lewis tagging Forbs in an Instagram post earlier this year. Lewis wearing the Wolves shirt is a gesture of support for his friend, who now plays for Wolves. Forbs, known for being prolific in City's academy, had a challenging first season playing senior football for Ajax.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first 25 years of the 21st century represent their most successful period, transforming the franchise from its historically painful past into one of the NFL's more respected teams, highlighted by two Super Bowl victories. Starting the all-quarter-century offensive roster with quarterbacks, Tom Brady is unquestionably the Buccaneers' QB1. Despite initial skepticism about his move from New England after 20 years and 6 championships, Brady decisively answered critics by leading the Bucs to their first winning season in 10 years, first playoff appearance in 13 years, and a Super Bowl win. In just three seasons (50 games), he accumulated 14,643 passing yards, 108 touchdown passes, only 33 interceptions, and a 32-18 record, setting single-season franchise records for touchdown passes (43), yards (5,316), and game-winning drives (5, twice). Brady also sparked a cultural rejuvenation, making the Bucs one of the NFL's most consistent teams over the last five years. Baker Mayfield represents the next significant quarterback in recent Buccaneers history. His resurgence has allowed the team to seamlessly continue the success of the Brady era. In just two years, Mayfield has led prolific offenses, totaling 8,544 yards and 69 touchdowns (leading the NFL in touchdowns during that timeframe), along with 541 rushing yards and 4 rushing touchdowns. His performance earned him two Pro Bowl nods and provided the team with the swagger and high ceiling it lacked for many years.
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Gracie Hunt, the 26-year-old heiress to the Kansas City Chiefs and daughter of owner Clark Hunt, is dating Derek Green, the son of former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green. This connection is notable as Trent Green became the team's starting quarterback in 2001 when Gracie was just two years old, linking both families to the Chiefs' football legacy. The Hunt family's wealth is estimated at $24.8 billion. Hunt first hinted at the relationship in April 2024 without revealing her partner's identity, sharing photos that omitted tags or captions identifying Derek. She publicly confirmed their romance by posting a photo of them together at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, prompting positive reactions from followers. The New York Post later identified her partner as Derek Green, Trent's youngest son. Further details emerged when Hunt shared an Instagram story referencing their meeting 7.5 years prior at Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs' home stadium, captioning it with a lyric about an "invisible string" connecting them. She later "hard launched" the relationship with vacation photos, expressing gratitude for post-football season downtime and captioned "My heart is full."
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Massimiliano Allegri is developing a strategy to maximize Rafael Leao's potential at AC Milan, potentially mirroring his approach with Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus. Both players share a tendency for limited defensive work, and Allegri is adapting tactics to accommodate this trait. Allegri maintains close communication with Leao, offering frequent encouragement and praise during training, recognizing the winger's critical impact on team performance. He acknowledges that demanding excessive defensive sacrifices from Leao is counterproductive, as evidenced by unsuccessful attempts under previous managers Paulo Fonseca and Sergio Conceição. Despite Leao's double-digit goals and assists last season, his overall contribution was inconsistent. Allegri plans tactical adjustments based on his Juventus experience, where he used a 4-3-3 formation similar to Milan's current setup. At Juventus, left-sided forward Ronaldo received support from Blaise Matuidi dropping deep, effectively shifting to a 4-4-2. At Milan, Christian Pulisic is expected to fulfill this covering role on the right. A key challenge involves identifying who will provide defensive coverage on Leao's left flank. Options include Youssouf Fofana and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, while Ardon Jashari's situation remains uncertain. Leao is expected to demonstrate greater defensive effort than Ronaldo did, benefiting from his younger age, though Allegri will avoid overburdening him. Allegri believes Leao hasn't yet reached his scoring potential and intends to position him closer to the opposition's penalty area. Defensive support will also come from a new left-back, who will offer stronger defensive coverage and positional discipline compared to Theo Hernandez, whose attacking excellence was offset by defensive vulnerabilities last season. The overall strategy aims to unleash Leao's full abilities through enhanced flank protection from the left-back and midfield, contrasting with Conceição's earlier 3-4-3 experiment. Allegri's "midfield shift" approach seeks to optimize Leao's offensive output while mitigating defensive risks.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the 2024-25 Roshn Saudi League Fans' Player of the Season. This announcement comes nearly two months after the season concluded. Despite some fan criticism due to Al-Nassr finishing third in the league and failing to win any trophies, Ronaldo secured the award based on his outstanding individual performances. He received 15 Man of the Match awards and finished as the league's top scorer with 25 goals in 30 games. Following uncertainty about his future, the 40-year-old recently signed a two-year contract extension with Al-Nassr. The club subsequently appointed a new head coach, Jorge Jesus (formerly of Al-Hilal), on July 14. Reports indicate Ronaldo significantly influenced his fellow Portuguese manager's decision to accept the role. Ronaldo's impact at Al-Nassr over two seasons is substantial, with 93 goals and 19 assists in 105 appearances across all competitions. He now has 938 career goals and aims to reach, or come close to, the 1,000-goal milestone during his new contract. Achieving this would mean playing until age 42 by the 2026-27 season. His performances show no signs of decline, and he also aims to win the Saudi Pro League with Al-Nassr in the coming seasons.
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Christian Pulisic has rejected a potential transfer to Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr, turning down the opportunity to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo despite the league's lucrative tax-free contracts. The American winger is currently thriving at AC Milan, having contributed to 55 goals across his first 100 appearances for the Serie A side. Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport reports Pulisic declined the move because he remains "very happy at Milan." The 25-year-old is negotiating a new contract extension through 2029 that would substantially increase his salary, though his current deal runs until June 2027. Despite Pulisic's strong individual performances, Milan endured a disappointing eighth-place Serie A finish last season, missing all European competitions. The club has responded by signing veteran midfielder Luka Modrić, who immediately declared "AC Milan can't be satisfied with mediocrity" and emphasized the need to compete for major trophies. Milan's renewed ambition is further evidenced by management changes: Igli Tare joined as sporting director while Massimiliano Allegri returned as head coach after 11 years away. Pulisic appears fully committed to this revitalized project as contract talks continue.
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The 2025 NFL best ball product is now available. It offers real-time rankings across platforms, research and analysis articles, draft strategy content, livestreams, and premium analysis designed to help users succeed. This product provides comprehensive coverage for best ball leagues leading up to Week 1 of the NFL season. A specific analysis focuses on Tier 1 running backs: Jahmyr Gibbs (RB1), Bijan Robinson (RB2), and Saquon Barkley (RB3). These players are deemed league-deciding talents worthy of first-half selections in the first round of fantasy drafts. Gibbs is highlighted as inevitably overcoming teammate David Montgomery, drawing parallels to historical RB tandems. Robinson is noted for averaging 21.5 touches per game in his rookie season under OC Zac Robinson, with the Falcons projected to be involved in high-scoring games. A key differentiator is that both Gibbs and Robinson are five years younger than Barkley, who accumulated an "untenable" 482 total touches including playoffs last season. The fantasy football Draft Kit Pro, led by analysts Evan Silva and Adam Levitan, aims to provide high-quality resources to win leagues. It features unmatched content and rankings, designed to be both competitive and easy to consume for fantasy players. The product comes with a satisfaction guarantee: users can email within 48 hours of purchase for a full refund if unsatisfied.
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The Baltimore Ravens' signing of cornerback Jaire Alexander has generated excitement among fans, quarterback Lamar Jackson, and his new teammates. Alexander, released by the Green Bay Packers, is highly motivated to prove his former team wrong. Following New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner's recent 4-year, $120 million contract, Alexander sees a rising market for his position. While Alexander isn't expected to command Gardner's $30 million annual salary, the Gardner deal sets a positive precedent. Entering his age-28 season with his second team, Alexander's primary challenge has been injuries. When healthy, he is considered one of the NFL's top cornerbacks, but his ability to stay on the field consistently has been hampered by a documented injury history. If Alexander can overcome his injury issues and play a full, strong season in 2025 at age 29, the article speculates he could command a contract averaging around $20 million per year, especially if it includes incentives. The Gardner deal suggests $20 million could be a realistic ceiling for Alexander under these circumstances, though achieving that level of performance and durability is acknowledged as a significant challenge. Alexander is likely viewing Gardner's contract as motivation for his own potential future deal.
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The FIFA Club World Cup held in the United States from June 14 to July 13, 2025, served as a stark preview of heat challenges facing soccer, with players like Al Ain’s Park Yong-woo, Palmeiras’ Vitor Roque, Auckland City’s Gerard Garriga, and Al-Hilal’s Renan Lodi visibly struggling against extreme temperatures. Scientists warn that rising global temperatures make hosting tournaments like the upcoming 2026 World Cup—co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada—increasingly hazardous for players and spectators. Experts emphasize that FIFA may need to fundamentally adjust soccer’s calendar to mitigate heat risks. Professor Piers Forster of the Priestley Centre for Climate Futures urged governing bodies to consider "more dramatic measures," such as shifting matches to winter months or cooler latitudes, cautioning that current trends heighten the threat of heat-related tragedies. This concern is amplified by data showing global June-August temperatures have risen 1.05°C (1.89°F) since 1930, with European summers warming 1.81°C—accelerating since the 1990s. Climatologist Friederike Otto stressed that high-intensity outdoor sports must adapt scheduling to safer hours, stating matches should occur "in the early morning and late evening" to avoid life-threatening heat exhaustion. The recent Club World Cup’s disruption by extreme heat and thunderstorms underscores the urgency, as FIFA begins implementing adaptive measures ahead of future tournaments.
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There appears to be a conflict between long-serving Inter Milan players Lautaro Martinez and Hakan Calhanoglu. Calhanoglu has been the subject of significant transfer speculation throughout the summer, particularly linked with interest from Turkish club Galatasaray. However, the reigning Super Lig champions have not yet reached an agreement with Inter on a transfer fee for the 31-year-old midfielder. Calhanoglu's reluctance to clarify his future reportedly provoked a strong reaction from Lautaro Martinez last month. Following Inter's 2-0 loss to Fluminense in the FIFA Club World Cup, captain Martinez stated in a post-match interview that "everyone who doesn’t want to stay should leave," a comment widely interpreted as being directed at Calhanoglu. With Calhanoglu now increasingly likely to remain at Inter, the club faces the challenge of repairing the relationship between the two players and easing tensions within the dressing room. According to a report by Luca Marchetti, the club believes that Martinez and Calhanoglu can reconcile and mend their relationship if Calhanoglu decides to stay, and there is confidence around San Siro that the pair can move past this rift.
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Applications for tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup will open on September 10, 2026, as announced by FIFA. The tournament, co-hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, is scheduled to begin on June 11, 2026, at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. FIFA stated that due to anticipated high demand, tickets will be released in phases. However, the organization did not confirm whether it would implement dynamic pricing, a method used during the Club World Cup that resulted in significant ticket price fluctuations. FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed enthusiasm, stating they look forward to "welcoming the world back to North America" for what he described as "the biggest and greatest sporting event ever." He encouraged fans globally to prepare to secure their tickets, calling them "the most coveted seats in world sport."
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Francesco Acerbi intends to remain at Inter Milan for the final year of his contract, despite the club deciding not to offer him a new deal due to his age (37), even though he has been in impressive form. Inter Milan will not pay a €500,000 termination fee to release Acerbi this summer and plan to keep the veteran defender for the upcoming season. Acerbi himself is content to stay at San Siro for another year. Manager Simone Inzaghi, who is moving to Al-Hilal, has decided against signing Acerbi for the Saudi club. Furthermore, while there has been some interest from the Premier League, it reportedly comes only from newly promoted Sunderland and not a top club, and Acerbi has no interest in leaving Italy.
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Jude Bellingham is scheduled to undergo shoulder surgery in London on Wednesday, aiming to return to action for Real Madrid in October. The 22-year-old midfielder, who dislocated his left shoulder during a November 2023 La Liga match against Rayo Vallecano, has managed the injury with strapping while playing consistently for club and country since then, missing only four initial matches. The Athletic reported in May that Bellingham would have the procedure after Real Madrid's Club World Cup campaign, with an expected recovery period of 10-12 weeks. His participation in the tournament—where Madrid exited after a 4-0 semi-final loss to Paris Saint-Germain—delayed the surgery until mid-July. Real Madrid faces a congested early-season schedule, opening their 2025-26 La Liga campaign against Osasuna on August 19. The club's request to postpone this match due to Club World Cup commitments was rejected by La Liga, meaning Madrid will play seven league fixtures between August and September, including a derby against Atletico Madrid on September 28. Meanwhile, England has World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia in September, followed by an October 9 friendly against Wales. Bellingham has been included in all squads since Thomas Tuchel became head coach in January. Since his €103 million move from Borussia Dortmund in June 2023, Bellingham has made 100 appearances for Madrid, contributing 38 goals and 28 assists.
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Viktor Gyokeres, previously linked with Manchester United and a potential reunion with manager Ruben Amorim, is now expected to sign for Premier League rivals Arsenal this summer, leaving United to miss out on the Sporting CP striker. Manchester United, seeking a new forward under Ruben Amorim, have been linked with other striker options including Juventus' Dusan Vlahovic and Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins, as Amorim was reportedly frustrated with his striking options last season. Another player linked to Manchester United is Fiorentina striker Moise Kean, who is also attracting interest from the Saudi Pro League. The 25-year-old Italian international has been in excellent form since joining Fiorentina in 2024, scoring 25 goals and providing three assists in 44 matches across all competitions. Amidst the transfer interest from United and Saudi Arabia, Moise Kean has publicly stated his commitment to Fiorentina. Speaking at a club event, Kean declared he is "very motivated to move forward" with Fiorentina, emphasizing the club's support and his desire to give his best for them, stating: "Fiorentina has given me so much and has always supported me. Now it’s important to return with renewed motivation and give my best for Fiorentina."
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Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus has officially signed a one-year contract to manage Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr. This move marks his return to Riyadh, coming two months after he left rival club Al-Hilal. Jesus replaces Stefano Pioli as Al-Nassr's coach. His previous season with Al-Hilal was highly successful, resulting in a domestic treble and a run to the AFC Champions League semi-finals, where they were defeated by Al-Ahli before his May departure. Al-Nassr announced the signing on X (formerly Twitter), stating the appointment aims to revitalize their coaching staff. The club, reigning nine-time Saudi champions, also recently extended Cristiano Ronaldo's contract.
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Italian reports indicate that Saudi Pro League club Al-Ahli is prepared to meet Juventus's asking price for winger Nico Gonzalez. Juventus is open to selling the player after just one season in Turin, following a relatively underwhelming debut campaign where he contributed three goals and two assists in 26 Serie A appearances. Tactical reasons also factor into his potential departure, as manager Igor Tudor's preferred 3-4-2-1 system reportedly doesn't consistently maximize the Argentine international's abilities. Juventus sees Francisco Conceicao as the preferred option for the wing position next season if they can secure his return. Juventus initially acquired Gonzalez on loan for the 2024-25 season for €8 million, with an obligation to buy for a further €25 million (excluding bonuses). Recent reports suggested Juventus would accept around €25 million to sell him this summer. However, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Al-Ahli is ready to offer approximately €30 million to sign the 27-year-old this summer. Furthermore, Al-Ahli would be able to offer Gonzalez a significant salary increase, exceeding his current net earnings of €3.6 million per season at Juventus.
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Three notable underdog schools in NCAA basketball history—Saint Peter's, Fairleigh Dickinson, and Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC)—have declined to participate in college sports' new revenue-sharing model stemming from the House settlement. While all members of the Power Five conferences (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, SEC) and many other Division I schools opted in by the June 30 deadline, these schools chose not to. Saint Peter's, which reached the 2022 men's Elite Eight as a No. 15 seed, opted out. Fellow Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference members Iona and Manhattan also did not opt in. Similarly, UMBC and Fairleigh Dickinson, the only two men's basketball teams to achieve a 16-over-1 tournament upset, opted out. The entire Northeast Conference (FDU's league), except for Long Island University, opted out. Multiple reasons were cited for opting out. Idaho's athletic director explicitly stated the high cost was prohibitive, leading Idaho and several other Big Sky Conference schools to decline. Additional concerns include Title IX implications, scholarship limitations, and roster restrictions, with Central Arkansas' athletic director highlighting roster limits as a primary factor in their decision. Despite the opt-outs, participation is widespread. All Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) leagues have full participation, except the military academies (Navy, Air Force, Army), which are prevented by military rules from compensating athletes via NIL. Furthermore, several other conferences saw all their full members opt in, including the Atlantic 10, Big East, Coastal Athletic, Horizon, Missouri Valley, Southwestern Athletic, Western Athletic, and West Coast. The Big West had full participation except for Cal Poly and UC Davis, whose football teams play in the Big Sky.
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Liverpool won the Premier League title in the previous season, achieving domestic success in Arne Slot's first campaign as manager. However, the club was impacted by the tragic death of Portugal international Diogo Jota in a car accident in Spain in early July. Slot delayed the squad's return to training following the incident. When preseason preparations resumed, the opening friendly against Preston North End on July 13 was an emotional occasion, with Liverpool paying tribute to Jota during the match, which they won 3-1. The preseason schedule includes a tour of Asia, featuring fixtures against AC Milan at Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong on July 26 at 12:30 PM BST, and against Yokohama FM at Nissan Stadium in Japan on July 30 at 11:30 AM BST. Upon returning, Liverpool will play two games against Athletic Bilbao at Anfield on August 4, kicking off at 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM BST.
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ESPN conducted a poll surveying NFL executives, scouts, and coaches to rank the top 10 quarterbacks, placing Philadelphia Eagles' Jalen Hurts ninth—an improvement from last year's honorable mention. Some voters ranked him as high as sixth, while others excluded him entirely. The debate centers on whether Hurts can ascend into the top five despite concerns about his pocket-passing abilities, with comparisons drawn to Russell Wilson's career trajectory requiring strong run support. Hurts ranked below Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes (the consensus top four), Jared Goff, Justin Herbert, Matthew Stafford, and rookie Jayden Daniels. Goff and Herbert's higher placements sparked controversy given their playoff struggles, contrasting with Hurts' Super Bowl MVP credentials. Critics argue Hurts benefits from Philadelphia's elite supporting cast, including receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, a top-tier offensive line, and star running back Saquon Barkley—factors potentially limiting his ranking. Despite roster advantages, Hurts demonstrated elite capability in critical 2024 postseason games, delivering career-best performances against the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship and the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. His regular-season inconsistency—marked by hesitant play and fluctuating passing rhythm—reportedly hindered a higher ranking. Since becoming the Eagles' starter, Hurts maintains a 46-20 record and finished second in 2022 MVP voting behind Mahomes, underscoring his winning impact when performances peak.
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During the NFL offseason, a viral debate has emerged comparing Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and former Carolina Panthers star Cam Newton. Former NFL linebacker Will Compton has publicly favored Newton over Hurts, stating, "I think it's Cam Newton," while acknowledging both players' greatness. Compton emphasized Newton's unique impact, explaining that opposing teams had to build entire game plans around stopping him during his Panthers tenure. Newton combined rare physical attributes—possessing both the speed to evade defenders and the strength of a fullback—while also demonstrating consistent passing ability. Over his first eight seasons, he threw for over 3,000 yards annually, averaged 23 passing touchdowns per season, earned three Pro Bowl selections, and won the 2015 MVP award with 45 total touchdowns. The core of Compton's argument centers on Newton's singular importance to the Panthers, contrasting it with Hurts' situation in Philadelphia: "The entire pulse, the entire game plan was around Cam Newton," Compton noted, suggesting the Eagles have surrounded Hurts with more elite supporting talent than Newton had in Carolina. Despite his preference, Compton clarified he holds no disrespect for Hurts, calling him "a stud" and "great player." Hurts nearly won MVP in 2022 with 22 passing touchdowns, 13 rushing touchdowns, and 760 rushing yards, and ultimately led the Eagles to a Super Bowl victory in 2024, earning Super Bowl MVP honors—an achievement Newton never attained. Compton maintains Newton currently holds the edge in the comparison, though he acknowledged Hurts' championship pedigree and potential to shift opinions with more career longevity.
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Luke Steckel has been retained as the Las Vegas Raiders' tight ends coach despite significant coaching staff changes implemented by new head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek. Steckel's return is unsurprising given his role in overseeing Brock Bowers' record-setting rookie season. Bowers, the Raiders' 2024 first-round pick, set NFL rookie records with 112 receptions and 1,194 receiving yards as a tight end in his debut season. Retaining Steckel provides crucial continuity for Bowers, Michael Mayer, and Justin Shorter in the tight end room during a regime change. Steckel expressed gratitude for the opportunity to remain with the Raiders, praising Carroll's high energy, positive mindset, and focus on culture. He now works alongside Carroll and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, whose offensive concepts are expected to be highly beneficial for the tight ends. Despite his relatively young age (40), Steckel emphasizes an old-school coaching philosophy for tight ends: they must earn opportunities in the passing game by excelling as blockers in the run game first. He believes tight ends are "blockers first." Improving the blocking skills of Bowers and Mayer, the Raiders' top tight ends, is seen as key to enhancing the offense. This is particularly relevant after the team used a high draft pick (6th overall in 2025) on running back Ashton Jeanty. While Bowers excelled as a receiver, refining his blocking presents an opportunity for growth.
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Cole Palmer concluded the season as one of football's elite players, though talkSPORT host Darren Bent questioned his inclusion in the global top ten. Palmer's decisive performances in the Conference League and Club World Cup finals—particularly his two-goal display in Chelsea's 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain—propelled him to third in 2025 Ballon d'Or odds, trailing Ousmane Dembele and Lamine Yamal. Bent criticized the Ballon d'Or ranking as "reactionary," arguing Palmer's overall season fell short of his prior campaign. While acknowledging Palmer's "decent" 16 goals and 12 assists, Bent contrasted it with his "scary" previous tally of 25 goals and 15 assists, noting a dip in form with just one goal in 14 games before the Club World Cup final. Despite his critique, Bent conceded Palmer borders on his personal top ten, praising his "top top quality." He highlighted Palmer's composure in chaos, creative passing, clinical finishing, and status as Chelsea's key big-game player—essential for any future trophies. However, Bent firmly concluded: "He's not in my top ten."
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Manchester City is planning to trim its oversized squad before the 2025-26 season, with midfielder Ilkay Gundogan emerging as a prime candidate for departure. Esteemed Kompany sources report that Gundogan has agreed personal terms with Turkish club Galatasaray, which is his preferred destination should he leave. The proposed deal includes a one-year contract with an option for a further year, though Galatasaray insists on acquiring him via free transfer rather than paying a fee, creating uncertainty about Manchester City's approval. Gundogan's potential exit stems from multiple factors: his age, Manchester City's ongoing squad rebuild, and increased competition for midfield spots following the signing of Tijjani Reijnders. Younger players like Nico O'Reilly and Rico Lewis also require development opportunities, necessitating a senior midfielder's departure to create space in Pep Guardiola's lineup. Although Gundogan previously expressed a desire to remain at Manchester City, a move to Galatasaray now appears mutually beneficial. It would allow the player to conclude his career in Turkey while enabling City to streamline their squad for the upcoming season.
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Al Hilal is actively seeking a striker after failing to sign Victor Osimhen and is now reportedly targeting Liverpool's Darwin Nuñez. Reports from Saudi Arabia suggest Al Hilal has made contact with both the player and Liverpool regarding a potential transfer. Despite widespread assumptions that Darwin Nuñez would leave Liverpool this summer due to perceived regression under manager Arne Slot, he remains with the club. His continued presence is attributed to his preference to stay in Europe and the failure of interested clubs, specifically Atletico Madrid and Napoli, to meet Liverpool's asking price so far. Intriguingly, the Saudi reports also mention a supposed €60 million offer for Nuñez from AC Milan this summer. While Napoli's interest has been well-documented in Italy, and Atletico Madrid's was noted earlier, a formal Milan bid at that level would be significant news, especially as it exceeds Napoli's rumoured €55 million offer. This isn't the first Saudi interest in Nuñez, as Al-Nassr attempted to sign him in January. At that time, Liverpool's reluctance stemmed from not having a replacement lined up, rather than Nuñez's objections. Current reports indicate the 26-year-old striker prioritizes staying in a top European league, making his stance uncertain amidst the new Saudi approach. The validity and potential impact of the reported AC Milan bid also remain unclear.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has publicly reacted to Jorge Jesus being appointed as the new manager of Al-Nassr, welcoming another Portuguese coach to the Saudi Pro League club. Ronaldo previously worked with compatriot Luis Castro, who managed the team for over a year in the 2023-24 season, following Italian manager Stefano Pioli's departure after a trophy-less spell. Ronaldo's time at Al-Nassr has yielded only one major title so far, the Arab Champions Cup, despite his high-profile move. He recently committed to a new two-year contract with the club, ending speculation about his future, and is determined to pursue more trophies in the 2025-26 season. His social media welcome to Jesus reflects this ambition. Jesus brings experience from Saudi Arabia, having previously managed rivals Al-Hilal to league titles, King's Cup success, and two Saudi Super Cup victories. The 70-year-old signed a one-year deal with Al-Nassr, acknowledging that Ronaldo's personal invitation played a key role in his decision to join the club. In his comments, Jesus emphasized his motivation to help Al-Nassr win titles, stating that without Ronaldo's invitation, he wouldn't have taken the role. He noted that Ronaldo, despite his illustrious career, has yet to win silverware in Saudi Arabia and expressed a desire to assist him in achieving that goal. Ronaldo's new contract will extend beyond his 42nd birthday, and he continues to perform at a high level, securing back-to-back Golden Boots in the Saudi Pro League. However, the news highlights that he requires additional support both on and off the field to satisfy his pursuit of more trophies.
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Juventus and Smart Good Things Holding have launched a new collaboration, introducing the J Pay by Smart Wallet app. This innovative payment method, developed by Smart Good Things Holding, is designed to protect and enhance users' purchasing power. The 100% free solution will be available starting July 15th, initially for French fans and subsequently for Italian users. Adopting J Pay by Smart Wallet automatically creates a personal wallet for users. This wallet, set to be fully operational by year-end, will provide access to services and benefits aimed at sustainably boosting purchasing power for both the user and others. The app functions by growing the wallet balance with each everyday purchase transaction. Users can then choose how to utilize this balance: to purchase services or enjoy various benefits for themselves and loved ones. Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino expressed pleasure with the partnership, stating it confirms the club's commitment to innovation and aligns with their desire to be at the forefront. Serge Bueno, Chairman and CEO of Smart Good Things Holding, emphasized that the partnership demonstrates protective economics can extend to sport, reaching millions globally, with J Pay symbolizing this vision. Tony Parker, Deputy CEO of Smart Good Things Holding, added that the project transcends football, uniting a community around shared values and common solutions to improve everyday life.
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