Sean McVay informed reporters on Monday afternoon that fourth year tight end Davis Allen is dealing with a quad injury in training camp. McVay did not provide a concrete timeline other than the injury is going to require "some time".
In all likelihood, Davis Allen misses at least the next two weeks with it being a soft tissue injury and the Rams typically being conservative with their injuries in training camp.
Allen has steadily carved out a role in Sean McVay's offense over the past several seasons. Whether serving as a reliable blocker, contributing as a pass catcher, or filling in whenever injuries have arisen, he has become a dependable member of the Rams' tight end room. Any missed practice reps can slow momentum, particularly during training camp when timing and chemistry are being refined before the regular season.
Fortunately for Los Angeles, this is one position where the roster is built to withstand a temporary setback.
While any injury to a player is unfortunate, the Rams can afford an injury like this at the tight end position because of the impressive depth they have ******* embled. Veterans Tyler Higbee and Colby Parkinson remain the leaders of the group, while Terrance Ferguson adds another talented option capable of making plays in the passing game.

#allen #camp #davis

MIAMI: Liam Hicks of the Miami Marlins looks on against the San Diego Padres in the ninth inning of the game at loanDepot park on July 25, 2026 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Of all the catchers the Rays have traded for in recent years, Liam Hicks stands out because he is a clear upgrade. True, the 27-year-old Toronto native has kicked around since he was drafted by the Rangers in the ninth round of the 2021 draft out of Arkansas State. True, he joins Tampa Bay after hitting only one homer and three extra-base hits in his final 28 games – though he batted .292 – with Miami since being activated from the injured list, which he was placed on due to lower back strain in June.
Tampa Bay is Hicks' fourth organization in six seasons of professional baseball. The lefthanded hitter may stay put for a while. Breaking through offensively the way he has this season -- .282, 14 homers and 62 RBI -- combined with team control through 2030 are reasons why Rays' fans should feel good. Maybe a sigh of relief is in order as well given how the position has chronically underperformed. A larger sigh will be in order when Hicks rediscovers his power stroke again.
In acquiring Hicks, who is making $790,000 this season, the Rays sent three prospects to Miami: 24-year-old infielder Brayden Taylor (Rays' No. 16), 23-year-old RHP Jacob Kisting (No. 26) and 21-year-old shortstop Adrian Santana (No. 27). It marked the second straight day ahead of the trade deadline that Tampa Bay acquired a player for a trio of prospects, neither of whom was ranked higher than No. 15 in their system. The Rays acquired Freddy Peralta from the Mets on Sunday afternoon.
Hicks, who has struck out only 39 times in 354 at-bats and is joining a team that has fanned the fewest times in MLB, replaces Hunter Feduccia (dealt to the Dodgers) as the lefty in the catching platoon with Nick Fortes. He could also spell Jonathan Aranda at first base and give DH Yandy Diaz a break from time to time. Hicks became expendable because Joe Mack, who also hits from the left side and is four years younger, has emerged behind the plate for Clayton McCullough's team.

#hicks

Philadelphia Union confirmed Friday the $4 million sale of defender Olwethu Makhanya to Scottish side Rangers, ending the South African's two-season stint in Major League Soccer after losing his starting spot to 18-year-old Neil Pierre.
Makhanya arrived at Union as a developmental prospect but quickly established himself as a starter. In 2025, he formed a formidable partnership with veteran Jacob Glesnes, anchoring the defense that led Philadelphia to the Supporters' Shield under Bradley Carnell.
The 22-year-old defender was expected to take on greater leadership following Glesnes' departure, but his 2026 season started poorly. Despite earning a call-up to South Africa's World Cup squad, Makhanya didn't see the field during the tournament.
While Makhanya was away with his national team, Neil Pierre returned from a loan spell at Danish club Lyngby and seized his opportunity. The teenage defender impressed immediately, scoring off the bench in his first appearances and quickly claiming the starting role.
Pierre's breakthrough made Makhanya expendable, prompting the club to accept Rangers' offer. At 1.82m tall, Makhanya brings physical strength, intensity in duels, and defensive aggression that should translate well to Scottish football.

#philadelphia #scottish #glesnes

We all make mistakes. Sometimes they happen in life, at our jobs or even when playing fantasy football (believe it or not). It's important not to dwell on these mistakes and, instead, learn from them. Our Yahoo fantasy football ****** ysts are sharing one thing they did in 2025 that they aren't going to carry into 2026 for fantasy.
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Over the years I've become especially value-driven with my salary cap drafts. I'm trying to leverage the market, I'm trying to find under-appreciated players. There's nothing wrong with that strategy, but often I come out with rosters that are more about leftovers than they are about players I actually like. This year I'm going to try to remember that it's okay to "overpay" occasionally for a player I really believe in, or a player I especially need at the time. Plus, heck, you're supposed to ****** emble a team you're going to enjoy following for several months. Don't forget to have some fun with it, too. — Scott Pianowski
It's probably a bit of a stretch to call Daniel Jones Shane Steichen's handpicked guy but at the same time, it was pretty clear that the Colts were putting their thumb on the scale to make him the heavy favorite in last year's camp competition. Regardless, I allowed my own bias about how Jones had played over the last couple of seasons to essentially prevent a ceiling outcome from even crossing my mind. I ended up losing out on chances at significant value for multiple Colts players—many of whom I had been a long-time defender of like Alec Pierce and Michael Pittman Jr.—late in fantasy drafts. Generally, if a sharp play-caller like Steichen taps a reclamation project passer who has shown positive signs in their career, we should be open to the possibility they bring some ADP beats up along with them. This season, I'm keeping my mind open to Kyler Murray reviving the Vikings offense, should he indeed prove to be Kevin O'Connell's Week 1 starter. — Matt Harmon
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the perfect example — working behind or next to DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett for his opening two seasons. Very few memorable plays stood out. His role was more restricting than we hoped. It was easy to think we already knew what he was as an NFL player. Nico Collins was another perfect example back in 2023. But before the Year 2 breakout there was the Year 3 breakout. Before we believed the best fantasy ****** ets performed at their peak player immediately, we actually had some patience — especially in new situations. Whether that be a seismic coaching staff change in the form of a new play-caller, a new starting quarterback they are attached to or a sociable shift in the pecking order — and sometimes even all of the above. So Rome Odunze, Marvin Harrison Jr., Ladd McConkey, Xavier Worthy and Jonathon Brooks… you are on my radar. — Josh Norris

#year #like

FC Barcelona are closely following the situation surrounding Rodri, with the club ready to act if the Manchester City midfielder's expected move to Real Madrid falls through, reports AS.
While Real Madrid remain the frontrunners to sign the Spanish international, the Blaugrana have positioned themselves to take advantage of any unexpected twist in negotiations involving the player, Manchester City and their domestic rivals.
Whether prompted by Frenkie de Jong's injury, Rodri's outstanding World Cup performances, or simply the opportunity to disrupt Real Madrid's plans, Barcelona have informed Manchester City that they want to be kept updated on the midfielder's contractual situation.
Rodri has less than one year remaining on his contract and has already expressed his desire to return to Spain after turning 30.
Barcelona keeping a close eye.. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

#rodri #blaugrana #whether

According to AS, Real Madrid remain the absolute frontrunners to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri, despite fierce rivals FC Barcelona formally entering the background of the transfer race.
The 30-year-old Spain international has become the subject of a developing transfer saga as he enters the final 12 months of his contract in England and looks to secure a return to his home country this summer.
As per the report, Barcelona are closely following the ongoing developments surrounding the World Cup winner, with the Catalan club ready to act if the midfielder's expected move to Real Madrid completely falls through.
The Blaugrana have informed Manchester City that they want to be kept fully updated on any changes regarding the player's contractual status and availability.
Barcelona enter the race for Rodri. (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images)

#spain

On Sunday, the Miami Dolphins opened practice to fans for the first time in 2026, and there were several differences from the last regime. Not as much crowd entertainment, and plenty more business as there was reportedly limited music, no players on microphones and certainly no backflips or hijinks going on. New coach Jeff Hafley seems like he will be changing the tide and culture in South Florida, as the Baptist Health Training Complex stands were filled with hopeful fans.
There were some standout players from Sunday's practice including edge rushers, veteran free agent Josh Uche, and 2022 seventh-round Dolphins' draft pick Cameron Goode as well as rookie cornerback Chris Johnson who recorded an interception. Offensively some wide receivers, free agent Tutu Atwell, rookie Kevin Coleman Jr. and 2025 undrafted free agent A.J. Henning, all performed well. Additionally, 2026 third-round pick Caleb Douglas, continued to impress in his push for possibly the number one wide-out role.
Hafley spoke to South Florida media regarding Douglas saying, "I've been impressed. I think he's still got work to do and within the scheme, but we've moved him around. He's made some contested catches, which I think is very impressive with guys right there.
He continued the praise saying, "I think that's probably the No. 1 thing that I wanted to see from him; when there was people around him and when the catches were hard, could he make them? Because he does have good size and he has a good catch radius. It's a compliment to him in the first three that he's been able to make some of those plays. He's got a ways to go for what we expect of him, but I'm pleased with the way how he's approached stuff right now."
As for another rookie, linebacker Kyle Louis was doing well on special teams' work, per Dolphins writer and podcaster Travis Wingfield. He also noted that Louis was able to get into the backfield while playing defensive snaps and recorded a sack and tackle for loss.

#dolphins

Aug. 3 (UPI) -- Roman Reigns ended his feud with Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens returned in a big way at WWE SummerSlam on Sunday.
Reigns successfully defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Rollins in the main event on Sunday.
The match paid homage to Reigns and Rollins' storied history starting with their time together as iconic group The Shield. Reigns and Rollins performed each other moves and even maneuvers from missing Shield member Dean Ambrose, who now wrestles for AEW as Jon Moxley.
Reigns won the match after he was able to dodge a top rope Stomp from Rollins followed by three Spears to earn the three count. Afterwards, Reigns and Rollins performed the signature Shield fist ****** p in the middle of the ring.
Kevin Owens, who has been out of action for over a year due to injury, was added to the No. 1 contender's match between Sami Zayn and Finn Balor. The bout was turned into a Fatal 4-Way by SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis, who also added Gunther into the mix.

#rollins #owens #sunday #performed

Newcastle United have rejected an opening offer from ****** nal for Bruno Guimaraes.
Arsenal's opening offer for the Newcastle captain has been turned down, after thePremier League champions started formal club-to-club talks.
Guimaraes has informed Newcastle of his wish to move to ****** nal this summer, though the Magpies are reluctant to lose the 28-year-old, following the departures of Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali, and head coach Eddie Howe.
The Brazil international is in Spain to report back to pre-season with Newcastle, who are set to appoint Al-Ahli's Matthias Jaissle as their new manager.
Jaissle is set to inherit the Newcastle job at a time of upheaval, and a resolution to Guimaraes' future will be the first major event in his in-tray.

#jaissle #club #united

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#daily #become #buildout #hardware

Bianca Censori gave fans a rare glimpse of her softer side during Kanye West's concert in Madrid, Spain, this week—and it wasn't her outfit that had everyone talking.
After Kanye's performance at Riyadh Air Metropolitano, the Australian native was spotted leaving an afterparty wearing a daring black satin mini dress featuring a plunging neckline, an open back, and a detachable skirt wrapped around the hips of a bodysuit. She completed the look with her copper hair styled in loose waves and debuted subtle curtain bangs parted down the middle.
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The father of four, meanwhile, opted for an all-black leather ensemble with zippered detailing and oversized flap pockets.
A viral Reddit post from the event showed Bianca smiling as she held a young boy while Kanye performed.

#reddit

Four people were arrested after authorities said hundreds of vehicles blocked all northbound lanes of Interstate 75 during an apparent street takeover in Hillsborough County, Florida early Saturday, prompting a high-speed chase that reached 140 mph.
The incident began around 1:30 a.m. near mile marker 266 in Thonotosassa, where Florida Highway Patrol traffic cameras captured a large gathering of vehicles stopping traffic while some drivers performed burnouts in the middle of the interstate, according to an arrest report.
As troopers responded to the scene, video showed vehicles rapidly dispersing as drivers and spectators rushed back to their cars, the report said. While most of those involved were allowed to leave without facing charges, one green BMW allegedly sped away from the scene, leading a trooper to initiate a pursuit.
Florida Man In Bunny Helmet Allegedly Led Police On 120 Mph Chase Before Surrendering To Troopers
According to FHP, the BMW accelerated to approximately 140 mph — about twice the posted speed limit — before exiting the interstate and eventually stopping in a parking lot.

#interstate #vehicles #chase #troopers

Jerry Jones is confident that Tony Romo won't be defined by his recent arrest.
The longtime Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested in Wisconsin on July 23 on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence (OWI), according to police records obtained by USA TODAY Sports. He "performed poorly on SFSTs (standard field sobriety tests)," resulting in him being taken into custody.
Jones was asked about Romo during a recent interview with KDFW Fox 4, when the Cowboys' owner said he has "been talking to" Romo in the aftermath of his arrest, and spoke glowingly about his former quarterback's character and talent.
"I love him," Jones said of Romo. "I love what he's about. I love his character. I love his love of sport. And he's a very, very unique talent. And the real question is – and I don't even have to ask what the answer is: Do you think Tony Romo knows how to get up when he gets knocked down? He had a life of that. And absolutely, that's one of his greatest attributes, is that he can handle adversity.
"And so this is something that he will work through. He is a unique talent. ... So, obviously, I'm a big fan of his, big fan of his family, and let me tell you right now, he's as real as he sounds. He feels every down time, he feels every up time."

#romo #love #cowboys

Manchester United are ****** sing whether an ambitious move for Myles Lewis-Skelly can be made this summer, while work also continues on a separate attempt to sign Lewis Hall. According to Independent, United "are investigating whether a deal for ****** nal's Myles Lewis-Skelly is possible", with the club seeking clarity on whether their Premier League rivals would even entertain talks.
This is described as an area of long-term interest. United's decision-makers "have long-standing interest in the Lewis-Skelly" and are now trying to establish whether ****** nal "would do business", particularly amid the north London club's aggressive plans in the market. It is an intriguing dynamic because Lewis-Skelly's status has shifted significantly over the past year.
There "was the possibility of a move last season", when the young defender endured difficult spells out of the side. Since then, however, his standing has risen sharply. The report notes that a "late-season revival has transformed his profile", highlighted by his start in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain and the impact he made as ****** nal surged over the line.
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That explains why ****** nal "prefer to keep him", even if wider squad changes could alter the picture. Possible arrivals such as Bruno Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior would reshape roles and competition for places. Even so, Lewis-Skelly "is not one of those they are actively looking to sell", which underlines the scale of any task facing United.

#united #myles

With three training camp practices complete for the Jacksonville Jaguars, let's take a look at each positional battle taking place and predict the winner based on what we currently know.
The caveat, of course, is that there are still several weeks of practices and preseason games remaining that can change the current landscape. Also, how the coaches are evaluating these competitions behind the scenes could differ from how the outside world sees things.
That said, what the starting lineups look like in practice and which players are making regular plays provide us with some potential insights into where things stand.
This competition hasn't really taken place with Chris Rodriguez still doing individual work, but Tuten has also capitalized on his opportunities.
For now, I'll defer to Mekari's experience, but as he takes limited practice reps early on, that's creating an opportunity for Wyatt Milum to get a lot of work with the starters, and he's performed well. Once the pads come on, we may have a better indication of where this battle stands, but it does seem to be heating up.

#practice

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Aug 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury bought yen on Friday to support the battered ******* anese currency, the Financial Times reported, marking Washington's first yen-buying intervention with Tokyo in more than ‌a decade as it languishes near 40-year lows.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York sold euros for yen on ‌behalf of the Treasury through Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the FT said, citing people familiar with the matter. The report did not indicate any amounts of yen purchased.
Earlier on Friday, the Treasury informed a number of banks that it might intervene in the yen market and that they should "stand ready for future action," a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
A Reuters photo of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's notepad during a cabinet meeting at Camp David in Maryland showed the words "To Do," followed by "Buy ******* anese Yen (JPY) $5-10 bil."

#david #familiar

According to a report by The Athletic's Jesús Cano, Atlanta Braves first round pick AJ Gracia underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum in his shoulder and will miss the rest of the season. According to the report, the surgery was performed on Wednesday by Dr. Neil ElAttrache with Gracia expected to miss seven to 10 months.
Gracia was selected ninth overall by the Braves out of the University of Virginia. He took an underslot deal when he signed. Gracia was ranked second on Battery Power's mid-season prospect list.
Cano reported Gracia's surgery based on information from anonymous sources as the team has not announced this news.

#surgery

The Chicago White Sox didn't have to prove they were legitimate playoff contenders, but they affirmed as much Saturday, Aug. 1 when they acquired right-handed pitcher Luis Castillo from the Seattle Mariners in exchange for reliever Seranthony Dominguez, former prospect Nolan Jones and catching prospect Boston Smith, ESPN first reported.
Castillo, 33, was expendable in Seattle thanks to the Mariners' deep rotation, a gaggle of majors-ready prospects and the $24.1 million salary he's due in 2027. He also hasn't performed particularly well this season, posting a 5.06 ERA in 20 appearances, 17 starts, this season.
Yet Castillo is a three-time former All-Star who finished fifth in 2023 AL Cy Young Award voting and as recently as last season pitched 180 innings. He'll add length to a White Sox rotation that thins out after No. 1 starter Sean Burke and Davis Martin.
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#castillo #white #former

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce exchanged vows on July 3 in Madison Square Garden. Adam Sandler was their officiant, and the wedding guests are still talking about the couple's beautiful day. Maren Morris revealed why their vows fit their relationship.
"It just felt like you really got a closer look into their love for each other and their sense of humor," Morris, 36, told People. "Being one of 1,000 people that witnessed that, it was an honor," the "Circles Around This Town" singer said. "[The best part was] just celebrating their love for each other."
Swift, 36, and Morris's friendship started on the Reputation Stadium Tour. They performed together in Texas. "She was kind enough to ask me to come out and sing my song 'The Middle' with her," Morris said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Another wedding guest spoke about the big day this week. Pat Monahan of Train wrote Sugarland's "Babe" featuring Swift with the young singer.
Pat Monahan attends the 2024 MusiCares Person of the Year Honoring Jon Bon Jovi. Photo Credit: The MEGA Agency

#swift #vows #love #singer

Shedeur Sanders wrapped up his fourth day of training camp with the Cleveland Browns' second-year quarterback taking all first-team reps for the seocnd time this camp.
Sanders is battling veteran Deshaun Watson for the starting quarterback job in Cleveland, and so far Sanders has looked like the better option. On the day, Sanders completed 13 of his 22 passes with four touchdowns and an interception. Watson, on the other hand, threw three interceptions to go along with three touchdowns.
Saturday's practice marked Watson's second day of camp with multiple interceptions after he had two during the first practice and the second day in a row with an interception. Making any noteworthy conclusions from training camp stats is usually a fool's errand as the playbook is still being installed. Still, it is always better not to have interceptions than to have them.
In total through four practices, Sanders has completed 70.3% of his passes with four touchdowns and an interception. Watson owns a completion percentage of 64.4 with three touchdowns and six interceptions.
Day 4 of Browns training camp is a wrap! Here’s how the QBs performed in team drills (11v11 and 7v7). Sheduer Sanders took all the 1st team reps. pic.twitter.com/AApVl9uZ9l

#camp #second #four #interception

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Oprah Winfrey says she will close the school for underprivileged girls she set up in South Africa two decades ago at the end of next year.
Winfrey opened the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in 2007 after being inspired by conversations with former South African President Nelson Mandela about the transformative power of educating girls. He was among the guests at the school's opening ceremony.
Winfrey's charitable foundation ran and funded the school, but it was always part of the agreement that the academy campus near Johannesburg be ultimately handed over to the provincial education department, the academy said.
"The dream was never simply to build a school," Winfrey said in a statement issued by the academy on Wednesday. "It was to invest in the limitless potential of young women. That mission doesn't end with one campus. It continues in every girl whose future can be transformed through education."
The academy said Winfrey's commitment to educating South African girls would continue through an expanded national scholarship program supporting academically talented girls at leading schools across the country.

#winfrey

Manchester United are investigating whether a deal for ******* nal's Myles Lewis-Skelly is possible, as they also press on with attempting to sign Lewis Hall from Newcastle United.
The Old Trafford hierarchy have long-standing interest in the Lewis-Skelly and are aiming to see whether ******* nal would do business, given the English champions' plan to spend big over the next few weeks.
There was the possibility of a move last season, when Lewis-Skelly found himself out of the team for long stretches of the campaign, but a late-season revival has transformed his profile. The youngster started the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, and offered crucial energy in the late burst to clinch the ******* le.
It is for that reason that ******* nal prefer to keep him, but there is a sense the situation could change if the champions complete an expected deal for Bruno Guimaraes and another for Vinicius Junior.
The Newcastle United midfielder would come in as an eight, and could also do the pressing that would free Vinicius, should that sensational move come off. The changed dynamic could mean Lewis-Skelly having to re-assess again, however.

#skelly

The Pirates will be without Ryan O'Hearn for 6-8 weeks, manager Don Kelly informed Colin Beazley of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and others in Cincinnati on Saturday afternoon. O'Hearn, who was placed on the 10-day IL with a left quad strain, was injured in the ninth inning of Friday night's loss to the Reds while running to first base on a groundout.
In his first season with the Pirates after signing as a free agent in the winter, O'Hearn carries a .270/.334/.454 batting line with 15 doubles, 17 home runs and 69 RBI. Defensively, the 33-year-old has split his time between right field and first base.
O'Hearn previously missed two weeks in May due to a right quad strain. His current quad strain is more severe, and it will keep him off the field until the middle of September at the earliest.
While O'Hearn lands on the IL, the Pirates are getting another player off it. Pittsburgh reinstated catcher/first baseman Rafael Flores Jr. from the 7-day concussion list.
Flores, who last played on June 22, has appeared in eight games for the Pirates this season and is batting .267/.421/.533 with a double, a home run and two RBI.

#strain #weeks #season

The Cleveland Browns have not performed well the past two seasons, and team owner Jimmy Haslam knows it. However, despite the recent struggles, it sounds like Haslam is optimistic about this season.
During a recent interview, Haslam acknowledged the team's frustrating record the past two years, but he made it clear that he thinks the team will overperform this season.
During an interview with reporters on Friday, Haslam opened up a bit about the team's expectations while admitting that the team has not met those expectations the past two seasons.
"We want to be fun to watch," Haslam said via Pro Football Talk. "We want to play hard and not make mistakes. Look like we've got our act together, which is something we didn't have the last two years, and the expectations are we will this year."
He said the team's overall struggles are "something that keeps us awake at night" and agreed that the loyal browns fans deserve better than what the team has been giving them.

#team

The Tennessee **** ans took to the field on Saturday for their first public practice of the 2026 season, and while the weather was far from perfect, the fans brought a new energy to the field.
With both fans and media in attendance, the coverage and social media takes picked up, and here at **** ans Wire, we are focused on bringing all of those social media pieces together in a way that creates a snapshot of the practice and how the players performed.
Both JC Latham and Calvin Ridley returned to full activities and were visible throughout the session. In all, it was a solid day to finish off the NFL acclimation period, and now the real competition can begin on Monday when the pads go on.
Here are some of the standouts mentioned on the fourth day of practice.
One of the big keys to the **** ans' season is Ward's development, and that has been on display throughout the early portions of training camp. Ward looked solid on Saturday, and as Austin Stanley of Ato Z Sports points out, he is making some great strides.

#season

Celtic have revived their interest in Farès Ghedjemis after fresh reports placed the Algerian winger back near the top of the club's shortlist. According to The Herald, the Scottish champions have reopened talks after narrowly missing out on the 23-year-old during the January transfer window, when Frosinone convinced him to remain and help their promotion push from Serie B.
Transfer Feed carried comments from Martin O'Neill, who admitted Celtic hold a "very, very strong interest" in Ghedjemis. While he stopped short of suggesting an agreement is close, O'Neill revealed discussions are progressing well. He added that he could not confirm whether Rangers are actively pursuing the winger despite recent speculation linking the Ibrox side with the same player.
The report states that negotiations for Real Oviedo's Haissem Hassan have slowed, making Ghedjemis a more realistic option. Frosinone are understood to value the Algeria international at around £8 million (€10 million) after a remarkable campaign that transformed his reputation across Italian football.
GENOA, ITALY – MARCH 27: Farès Ghedjemis of Algeria is seen in action during an international friendly match between Algeria and Guatemala at Stadio Luigi Ferraris on March 27, 2026 in Genoa, Italy. (Photo by Simone Arveda/Getty Images)
Statistics explain the growing interest. Ghedjemis finished the 2025/26 Serie B season with 15 goals and three ***** ists from 37 league appearances, playing 3,024 minutes as Frosinone secured automatic promotion by finishing second. His form carried into the international stage, earning regular Algeria call-ups before appearances during the country's run to the FIFA World Cup round of 32.

#ghedjemis #interest #serie #o 'neill

Fiorentina came back from 2-0 down for a thrilling 2-2 draw with Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid, as Roberto Piccoli and Moise Kean replied to Endrick, with Denzel Dumfries starting.
The Viola have transformed more than any other team in Serie A this season, as last term they barely managed to escape the relegation zone.
New coach Fabio Grosso set them out in a 4-3-1-2 formation with four new signings in the starting XI against the Merengues, playing on neutral turf at the Worthersee Stadion in Klagenfurt.
KLAGENFURT, AUSTRIA – AUGUST 01: Jose Mourinho, Head Coach of Real Madrid, speaks with Trent Alexander-Arnold of Real Madrid during the pre-season friendly match between Real Madrid and Fiorentina at Woerthersee Stadion on August 01, 2026 in Klagenfurt, Austria. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)
It took just 12 minutes for Real Madrid to break the deadlock when Carreras burst down the left and rolled across for Endrick to take a touch, get away from Luca Ranieri, and beat David De Gea.

#stadion

Franco Mastantuono is one of the players in the Real Madrid first team who has been outright informed that he is not in Jose Mourinho's plans.
The teenager , after all, endured a difficult first season at the club and did not impress as he would have liked with injuries playing a part in keeping him from his best version.
Pressed to look for a departure, the Argentine star seemingly preferred a move back to River Plate but Los Blancos preferred that his next destination be somewhere in Europe.
As reported by Mundo Deportivo now, Mastantuono has agreed to leave to a European club but demands that it be in Italy.
On that front, one club sounds strong, and it is surprisingly the same team Los Blancos face in their first pre-season friendly – Fiorentina.

#blancos #franco #real

Brentford have completed the club-record signing of midfielder Mamadou Sangaré from Lens.
The 24-year-old has signed a five-year contract with the option for a further year for a fee of around £42m.
His arrival follows the departure of Jordan Henderson, who is expected to join Chelsea.
Brentford head coach Keith Andrews said: "Mamadou is someone that we've tracked for quite some time. He's been on our radar and was a player we were really keen to bring in.
"Last season was a huge season for him following a couple of loan spells during which he developed. At Lens, he performed at such a consistently high level for a team that finished second in the league.

#lens #jordan #Chelsea #keith

Arsenal are keeping a close watch on the Vinicius Junior contract saga at Real Madrid, with the situation still finely balanced despite a growing expectation in Spain that the Brazilian will remain at the Bernabeu. According to TeamTalk, the Gunners are being updated on developments as talks over a new deal continue to stall over key financial terms.
This is not a case of **** nal accelerating into active negotiations for a player seeking an exit. The current picture is more measured than that. Real Madrid want to keep Vinicius Junior, Vinicius Junior wants to stay at Real Madrid, and **** nal are positioned as informed observers who would be prepared to act if the landscape shifts.
The central issue appears to be Real Madrid's latest stance in negotiations. TeamTalk reports that the Spanish club have told Vinicius their present proposal is effectively the end of the road. Their current offer is said to be final, with the club unwilling to disrupt what has long been a carefully controlled wage structure.
That creates an obvious pressure point. Real Madrid remain determined to retain one of their elite attacking players, but they also seem unwilling to keep stretching financially. The article states that "the biggest stumbling block is the signing-on bonus attached to a new contract", with Vinicius' side pushing for a package closer to the terms awarded to Kylian Mbappe.
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