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6 hours ago
The San Francisco Giants did the inevitable and got rid of multiple players in a fire sale during MLB's trade deadline in hopes of salvaging the remainder of the season with a focus on next year.
Six players were shipped out of San Francisco and on to different teams. Those players included Tyler Mahle to the Atlanta Braves, Luis Arraez and Caleb Kilian to the Philadelphia Phillies, Heliot Ramos to the New York Yankees, Robbie Ray to the San Diego Padres, and Erik Miller to the Boston Red Sox.
In return, the Giants got back a couple right-handed pitchers, Ramon Marquez and Marty Gair, from the Phillies. The Padres sent right-hand pitcher Miguel Mendez and infielder Joniel Hernandez to the Bay Area. The Yankees sent back left-hand pitcher Henry Lalane and shortstop Kaeden Kent, son of Giants legend and Hall of Famer Jeff Kent. San Francisco got infielder Marcelo Mayer from Boston. While Anthony Molina, who they immediately ******* igned to their Triple-A affiliate, Sacramento River Cats, came via trade with the Braves.
Notable players that remain on the roster are Matt Chapman, Rafael Devers and Willy Adames. Their names were floated around the trade rumor mill but ultimately stay put in San Francisco.
Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey appeared on Bay Area sports radio station 95.7 FM "The Game" to provide insight and feedback on his approach at the trade deadline and moving forward.

#trade #Padres #boston #area
ovsdgvvq
6 hours ago
The New York Yankees are promoting shortstop George Lombard Jr., the top prospect in the organization and a consensus Top-100 prospect in all of MLB, from Triple-A to make his major league debut according to multiple reports Aug. 3.
Jack Curry reported the promotion first on the YES Network.
The report follows the Yankees' loss to the St. Louis Cardinals, and the debut of Luis Garcia Jr. — one of two players, along with San Francisco Giants outfielder Heliot Ramos — that they acquired before the MLB trade deadline earlier in the day.
MORE: Three-year MLB infielder, 26, opts out of Yankees contract
"He'll be the starting shortstop for the Yankees," Curry said. "They feel Lombard Jr. will handle everything he needs to handle defensively, and we will see what he's able to give the Yankees offensively."

#curry #handle
1partly
7 hours ago
ARLINGTON, Texas — If Heliot Ramos' All-Star appearance at this very ballpark two years ago didn't cement his status as one of the Giants' biggest recent homegrown success stories, then his second straight Opening Day start this year should have left little doubt.
Ramos became the franchise's first left fielder to do so since Barry Bonds two decades earlier.
Just over four months later, Ramos looked at one of the televisions in the visitors' clubhouse at Globe Life Park and couldn't believe what he saw along with his name on the screen.
Heliot Ramos during a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers . Wally Skalij for the California Post
"My heart was beating hard," Ramos said.

#ramos
MegA2597
8 hours ago
The 2026 Trade Deadline has officially come and gone, and it's time for the immediate breakdown of the state of the Yankees following it. It's fair to say that most weren't projecting a flashy deadline for New York with a big-name blockbuster or anything of that sort, but it still comes as a surprise that at the end of the day they made only three moves: they traded Camilo Doval away to Pittsburgh, and then added Luis García Jr. alongside Heliot Ramos to bolster their lineup and provide some depth to the outfield while two of their stars are on the shelf.
Let's start with what they did accomplish before we get into what they failed to get. García is a legit A-plus addition offensively, leading the National League in slugging and coming in just behind Ben Rice for third overall across MLB. They also managed to pry him away from Washington for a basket of arms that they likely didn't have plans for this season and possibly even next, sending off their 14th-rated prospect Jack Cebert and their 25th-ranked prospect Ben Grable by MLB Pipeline's scouting, alongside Yovanny Cruz and Jake Bird. Cruz impressed in Triple-A this season and got a couple brief stints with the major league team but never seemed to be in the plans for a postseason bullpen, while Bird actively worked his way off the roster two years in a row after getting acquired at the deadline last season. Overall, that's a more than acceptable package to surrender in exchange for a bat that can mash against righties and bring some protection to Rice's spot in the order.
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García's defensive fit is a bit more murky, as he's a first baseman when the team already has Rice and Paul Goldschmidt working there. Goldschmidt, for all his early-season success, is still meant to be a backup for this team, and it looks as though he'll cede playing time to García at first while Rice will primarily play as the designated hitter.
What that group looks like once Giancarlo Stanton is back in the fold, who knows, but the Yankees can't plan on Stanton just sliding back in after missing most of the season and needing a bat in the worst way to stay afloat here and now. The Yankees will have García for the 2027 season as well, ****** uming there will be one amidst CBA negotiations and the very real threat of a lengthy lockout.

#season
mlasenmohacurob309
10 hours ago
NEW YORK (AP) — General manager Brian Cashman said the Yankees had conversations with the Detroit Tigers about Tarik Skubal and the Baltimore Orioles about Adley Rutschman but could not find a match before Monday's trade deadline.
Instead, the Yankees found other ways to bolster their roster, adding outfielder Heliot Ramos in a three-player trade from the last-place San Francisco Giants a day after acquiring left-handed hitting Luis Garcia Jr. from the Washington Nationals for four pitchers.
Skubal went to the Dodgers on Sunday in a blockbuster for three prospects and Rutschman was sent to the Red Sox for a package that included three of Boston's top prospects earlier Monday.
"We had many conversation with Baltimore but were unable to obviously meet the price," Cashman said in a video conference after the trade deadline passed. "So they did their business elsewhere and we kept grinding through it, but ultimately in the end of the day, there was no opportunity that existed that we felt good enough about to be able to push through on."
The Yankees had less of a need for Skubal since their rotation began Monday with a 3.46 ERA, but their catchers entered the series opener against the Cardinals hitting .188 with eight homers and 27 RBIs, 28th amongst the 30 teams.

#skubal #cashman #deadline #hitting
ivnkmuaflqhfibw
11 hours ago
Grading Yankees trade deadline 2026: How New York fared with deals for Luis Garcia Jr., Heliot Ramos originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The New York Yankees are always under a microscope, and that's especially the case during the trade deadline.
With fans expecting a World Series every year, the Yankees are usually under pressure to make significant additions to their roster. With Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger all on the injured list, the Yankees had a bunch of holes on the roster that have been pretty noticeable.
Ahead of the 2026 trade deadline, New York made a few moves to upgrade its offense and reshuffle its bullpen. Whether those moves will be enough depends on how the new additions play down the stretch, as the Yankees fight for the AL East crown.
Here's a look at how the Yankees did at the trade deadline.

#trade #roster
vaguely_wolf_atmqi_v
14 hours ago
Serie A side Milan are considering striker Santiago Gimenez's future and the idea of a return to Porto is gaining traction for the Mexican.
Get Italian Football News have looked at Lazio's interest in Gimenez and the player was open to the move too. But Daniele Longo points out at possible return to Portugal.
Porto are worried about the fitness of Samu Aghehowa Omorodion and this is making them consider a move for Gimenez. The idea was being considered earlier in the window but attempts are now underway on a more formal basis.
Francesco Farioli's side have opened the channels for a move, with Jorge Mendes playing an important role in the move. The super-agent has unfinished business with Milan, having helped them sign Goncalo Ramos earlier this summer. Gimenez has been offered a key role at Porto by Farioli, who has spoken to the striker already.
It is also reported that Porto have offered an initial loan with an option to buy. This is unlikely to find favours from Milan, who would be open to an initial loan with an obligation to buy, as the Rossoneri would have guarantees about his permanent exit.

#Milan #return #open #earlier
W3lDlYLYnx
22 hours ago
The San Francisco Giants are on the clock to make the necessary moves to improve their roster or create future spending flexibility.
The MLB trade deadline is upon us and time is ticking away leading up to Monday's cutoff point at 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT).
Fans in Northern California are wondering how the Giants are going to salvage the rest of the 2026 season, which has been a letdown. The orange and black faithful are on edge to see whether San Francisco can lure a franchise-altering player, or if their favorite Giant will be shipped elsewhere.
San Francisco has already made one move ahead of the deadline. The Giants traded veteran pitcher Tyler Mahle to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for Anthony Molina, who was immediately sent to the Sacramento River Cats, the Giants' Triple-A affiliate.
Mahle was one of the many names rumored to be on the move out of San Francisco. Others names heavily mentioned in trade talks include Luis Arraez, Rafael Devers and Heliot Ramos. They are the players in the Giants organization who could be dealt before Monday's deadline.

#mahle #trade #fans
ovsdgvvq
1 day ago
The Yankees have scouted outfielder Heliot Ramos "for more than two weeks," according to Sunday's report by the San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser, with the outfielder among the San Francisco Giants' potential trade chips entering Monday's 6 p.m. deadline.
Slusser mentioned Ramos, 26, as a player "who could go via trade" with the Giants at 47-65 exiting this weekend.
The Philadelphia Phillies have also scouted Ramos in the same timespan as New York, according to Slusser.
While primarily playing left field, Ramos is slashing .264/.304/.424 with nine home runs and 34 RBI through 74 games this season.
He logged a career-high 157 games in 2025 and slashed .264/.304/.424 with 21 home runs and 69 RBI.

#ramos #according
nhjNZxaF2
2 days ago
Barcelona are staring at an important week ahead as the club try to not only sign Julian Alvarez but also keep hold of Ferran Torres.
The Spanish World Cup star, who scored in the final against Argentina, has found himself on the radar of Paris Saint-Germain.
Barcelona have always maintained that they want to keep hold of Ferran, especially having offloaded Robert Lewandowski. But it appears the club are slowly starting to take a more balanced stance.
Ferran's future at Barcelona remains uncertain. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
According to MARCA, Barcelona are willing to part ways with Ferran Torres if the forward is sure about leaving the club in favour of a move to PSG.

#Barcelona #club #keep
ljnnuurrm3n1p7a
4 days ago
The Philadelphia Phillies are in desperate need of an outfielder, and they could target Heliot Ramos.
Ramos has three more years of club control and is a former All-Star. This year, he has played in 71 games and has a .739 OPS and nine homers. The San Francisco Giants will clearly be sellers, and the latest report from Bob Nightengale suggests Ramos is available.
"The Giants plan to keep outfielder Jung Hoo Lee and trade Heliot Ramos," Nightengale reported on Friday.
Of the two, Lee is having the better season. However, Ramos is no slouch. The Phillies have Brandon Marsh, but the other two outfield spots have been a disaster. Justin Crawford has struggled offensively, and Derek Hill's bat has cooled down after a hot start.
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#Phillies #brand #philadelphia
p8cketdrif8frost
4 days ago
It's a no-brainer that the San Francisco Giants would be willing sellers at the MLB trade deadline.
The next area of focus is on who they will deal, and what they will look to get in return.
The 2026 trade deadline is officially scheduled for Monday, Aug. 3 at 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT). The Giants have been rumored to shop virtually everybody not named Casey Schmitt or Bryce Eldridge.
However, it looks like there has been a change of heart as to who's available and who's not.
Names such as Luis Arraez, Rafael Devers and Jung Hoo Lee have been floated around in trade rumors. Joining them in those trade rumors are Willy Adames, Robbie Ray, Landon Roup and Heliot Ramos.

#trade #rumors #eldridge
zancigukuramozxogum
4 days ago
PSG have no interest in making a move for AFC Bournemouth winger Rayan (19), according to Le Parisien. The Brazilian international was rumoured to be of interest for the back-to-back UEFA Champions League winners, but those rumours have been quashed by the Ligue 1 champions. PSG had an interest in RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomandé, but the Ivory Coast international appears destined to join José Mourinho's Real Madrid side.
More movement is expected for PSG to bolster Luis Enrique's attacking options until the end of the summer transfer window. Les Parisiens have reached a €50m agreement with Ligue 1 rivals AS Monaco to sign Maghnes Akliouche. The versatile France international is expected to replace Lee Kang-in – who joined Atlético de Madrid in a €40m move – and bring competition for the right-winger to Désiré Doué and Bradley Barcola.
However, the latter could be sold with Liverpool expressing an interest. The Reds are expected to submit a bid to PSG. Meanwhile, the Ligue 1 champions also need a back-up striker after parting ways with Gonçalo Ramos. 2026 World Cup winner Ferran Torres and Belgium's Charles De Ketelaere are billed as the favourites to bring depth.
GFFN | Bastien Cheval

#champions #international #back
grumpy_hack_par1ly4
6 days ago
MLB insider would be 'shocked' if Giants traded their $313.5 million slugger originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The San Francisco Giants are going to be trade deadline sellers this season, and there are plenty of interesting names worth considering at this year's deadline from the Giants' roster.
Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray are the two headliners as rental options, but Heliot Ramos is another player who could fetch some legitimate trade interest. However, the Giants might also entertain trade offers on some expensive veterans this summer.
For MLB insider Andy McCullough of The Athletic, he would be "shocked" if the Giants traded $313.5 million slugger Rafael Devers at the trade deadline for a simple reason: his contract.
"I would be absolutely shocked - shocked! - if the Giants could move Devers' contract," McCullough writes.

#Giants
zancigukuramozxogum
6 days ago
Paris Saint-Germain are not expected to attempt to sign AFC Bournemouth's Éli Junior Kroupi (20) this summer, according to reports from RMC Sport.
Whilst seeking an attacking reinforcement to compensate for the departures of Gonçalo Ramos (24), Lee Kang-in (25) and Randal Kolo Muani (27), the Rouge et Bleu management have not, for the time being, opened the door to the young striker's arrival in the capital, although he is reportedly interested in the project and has supporters within the club.
However, given the Cherries' determination to keep him and the potential cost of prising him away, the Kroupi deal is not currently a priority. A sum in excess of €100m is said to be the minimum required for any club wishing to secure his services.
Meanwhile, Barcelona's Ferran Torres (26) and Atalanta's Charles de Ketelaere (25) – whose names have already been linked with the two-time European champions – are on Paris's shortlist. So too is a third player, whose identity has not yet been revealed.
GFFN | Léo Aschi

#Paris #sport
pqaDmvudpPZ
6 days ago
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Brice Turang had three hits and two RBIs as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Francisco Giants 8-2 on Tuesday night behind Logan Henderson.
Brewers rookie Luis Lara knocked in three runs and Jackson Chourio added two hits and two RBIs to help the NL Central leaders end a four-game road skid. Henderson had seven strikeouts and allowed two hits in 5 2/3 scoreless innings to win his first career start against San Francisco.
Bryce Eldridge hit his 11th home run for the Giants, a two-run shot that made it 8-2 in the eighth.
One of San Francisco's seven hits came when Heliot Ramos' high popup in the first fell between a pair of Milwaukee infielders.
Henderson (5-1) was sharp all night. The 24-year-old right-hander walked two and didn't allow a run for the second time this season in a start of five innings or longer.

#milwaukee
YhffRzAfNwnmMz
7 days ago
Lazio consider AC Milan centre-forward Santiago Gimenez as a priority target, even though signing the Mexican remains a tall order.
The 25-year-old has been on the Aquile's shortlist since his time at Feyenoord. The striker ended up joining Milan on a €30 million deal in January 2025, but has been enduring difficult times at San Siro. Following the arrival of Goncalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain, Gimenez may have become surplus to requirements at Ruben Amorim's court. But can Lazio seize the opportunity?
In recent weeks, reports in Italy and England have linked the Biancocelesti with Armando Broja. The 24-year-old is an Albanian striker who rose through the ranks at Chelsea, but is now coming off a disappointing campaign at Burnley. He only scored a single goal in 24 Premier League appearances.
According to Sky Sport Italia journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Broja might be on Lazio's watchlist, but Angelo Fabiani and company aren't keen to sign the Albanian international. Instead, they prefer to wait for more enticing opportunities to arise in the coming weeks, especially Gimenez, a profile well-admired by Gennaro Gattuso.
Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla also confirms Lazio's interest in the Mexican international, but notes that the operation remains difficult, as the capital side would have to overcome several hurdles.

#broja
ltrcfnk
7 days ago
Box Score
The road trip for the Brewers started out with the offense mostly silent. They were shut out by the Giants 3-0 on Monday, the fifth time they have been shut out all season. However, it's also the second time it's happened in the last six games.
Scoring chances were very limited tonight. The first came in the second inning. Jake Bauers hit a one-out single, then Andrew Vaughn drew a walk following a challenge. It set up an early scoring chance, but Garrett Mitchell grounded into a double play to end the inning.
Meanwhile, Brandon Sproat worked through the first two innings scoreless, but did have to work around a couple situations. In the first, Heliot Ramos hit a fly ball to right, and Bauers appeared to have an easy catch. However, it bounced out of his glove, and Ramos reached second on the error. Ramos would steal third, but Sproat kept him there with a strikeout and groundout.
The Giants got two more baserunners in the second. Casey Schmitt lead off the inning with a single, but had to come out of the game with a leg injury. Pinch-runner Christian Koss stole second and Willy Adames drew a walk, but Grant McCray hit into a double play and Sproat got out of the inning.

#sproat #however
xkYvoBtGkHY4ak
12 days ago
Real Madrid forward Endrick has been appointed as UNICEF’s newest ambassador in Brazil, the organization announced on Wednesday.
The 20-year-old joins a select group of Brazilian public figures who use their platforms to raise awareness about children’s rights and support UNICEF’s initiatives throughout the country. Fellow ambassadors include television presenter Maísa, actor Renato Aragão, singer Daniela Mercury, actor Lázaro Ramos, actor Bruno Gagliasso, and the iconic comic character Mónica.
UNICEF has worked with ambassadors around the world since 1954, selecting artists, athletes, and other influential personalities who are not only widely recognized but also demonstrate a genuine commitment to improving the lives of children and adolescents.
According to UNICEF Brazil representative Joaquín González-Alemán, Endrick’s influence and example make him an ideal choice for the role.
“The work of UNICEF ambassadors is fundamental to mobilizing society in defense of children and adolescents. Endrick is an exemplary young man who inspires millions of children and adolescents and has enormous potential to convey messages about children’s rights throughout Brazil.”

#children #adolescents #real
1partly
14 days ago
In a recent post on X, journalist Sebastien Vidal stated that Liverpool are stepping up their efforts to sign Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola. It has been mentioned that the Reds are ready to make a £85m bid to convince the French club to part ways with their prized ******* et this summer.
Barcola enjoyed a productive campaign at PSG recently as he put in a handful of impressive performances for them in the final third. The 23-year-old found the back of the net 13 times and earned seven ******* ists in 49 matches for the French outfit last season in all competitions.
The France international is currently one of the most feared wingers in Ligue 1. Therefore, the Reds would do well to get a deal done for him later this year.
His current contract at the French club will run out in the summer of 2028, which could make it tough for Liverpool to sign him on the cheap in this transfer window.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS – JULY 14: Lamine Yamal #19 of Spain competes for the ball against Bradley Barcola #12 of France during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Semi Final match between France and Spain at Dallas Stadium on July 14, 2026 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)

#Liverpool #reds #july #spain
kuhmgfrunywpzp
14 days ago
Phillies send scouts to watch two Giants position players on trade block originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Philadelphia Phillies are one of the National League's top contenders.
Interim manager Don Mattingly has helped turn the NL East club around after a rough start to the season.
Before the trade deadline, the Phillies could be on the lookout for a right-handed hitting outfielder.
One name Philadelphia reportedly has some interest in is Heliot Ramos of the San Francisco Giants.

#source
n2arLy
20 days ago
Aston Villa target Pervis Estupiñán isn't the only player expected to leave Milan this summer, as the Rossoneri are preparing for more sales, hoping to raise €150m this summer, reports Gazzetta.
After securing the signatures of Gonçalo Ramos and Mario Gila for a combined fee of around €50m, Milan are now working on exits.
The more advanced situation concerns Estupinan with the Rossoneri in advanced talks with Aston Villa.
There have been mixed reports on the Rossoneri's asking price, with SportMediset claiming that the ex-Brighton defender can leave for €18m, while Gazzetta insists that the price is €20m.
The pink paper, however, adds that Milan might eventually be satisfied with selling the 28-year-old for €15m, the same fee they are expected to demand for Fikayo Tomori.
W3lDlYLYnx
20 days ago
So, in a state with a history of Spanish conquest, history could be repeating itself for Spain. As in Euro 2024, they beat France in a semi-final. As in 2010, they could follow victory in the European Championships by doing the double, by adding a World Cup. Deep in the heart of Texas, Luis de la Fuente's side took a sizeable step towards greatness.
Didier Deschamps had ****** ounced them as the favourites to win the World Cup. It turns out that was not just kidology. As the France manager's epic reign came in effect to an end, it was without a second World Cup or a third consecutive final. Kylian Mbappe may yet go on to become the greatest World Cup goalscorer and player; but not yet, not in Dallas, not now.
Instead, he was outscored on the day by Mikel Oyarzabal, the unheralded striker whose goal decided Euro 2024 and who set Spain towards a still greater triumph. The Real Sociedad captain had an unlikely ally. Pedro Porro, fresh from a Premier League relegation battle with Tottenham, scored a goal to take his side into a World Cup final. But Spain need no reminding that defenders can chip in: their previous World Cup semi-final victory, 16 years ago, came courtesy of Carles Puyol. Watching on, he must have remembered; so, surely, did Sergio Ramos and Xavi, alongside him.
De la Fuente's team are less defined by tiki-taka but they nevertheless prospered by exerting control. They are borrowing from the 2010 formula, global domination secured by reigning European champions who were immune to conceding.
An almost impenetrable defence has been breached only by Belgium's Charles de Ketelaere. France, with their previously fabulous front four, were supposed to provide the stiffest test. But they were not the unstoppable force: not when pitted against the immovable object of the Spanish rearguard. After 35 minutes, France had an xG of 0.01. By the interval, it had crept up to 0.04. The numbers showed how negligible their threat was.
JoLLYk4rn7l_58
20 days ago
So, in a state with a history of Spanish conquest, history could be repeating itself for Spain. As in Euro 2024, they beat France in a semi-final. As in 2010, they could follow victory in the European Championships by doing the double, by adding a World Cup. Deep in the heart of Texas, Luis de la Fuente’s side took a sizeable step towards greatness.
Didier Deschamps had ***** ounced them as the favourites to win the World Cup. It turns out that was not just kidology. As the France manager’s epic reign came in effect to an end, it was without a second World Cup or a third consecutive final. Kylian Mbappe may yet go on to become the greatest World Cup goalscorer and player; but not yet, not in Dallas, not now.
Instead, he was outscored on the day by Mikel Oyarzabal, the unheralded striker whose goal decided Euro 2024 and who set Spain towards a still greater triumph. The Real Sociedad captain had an unlikely ally. Pedro Porro, fresh from a Premier League relegation battle with Tottenham, scored a goal to take his side into a World Cup final. But Spain need no reminding that defenders can chip in: their previous World Cup semi-final victory, 16 years ago, came courtesy of Carles Puyol. Watching on, he must have remembered; so, surely, did Sergio Ramos and Xavi, alongside him.
De la Fuente’s team are less defined by tiki-taka but they nevertheless prospered by exerting control. They are borrowing from the 2010 formula, global domination secured by reigning European champions who were immune to conceding.
An almost impenetrable defence has been breached only by Belgium’s Charles de Ketelaere. France, with their previously fabulous front four, were supposed to provide the stiffest test. But they were not the unstoppable force: not when pitted against the immovable object of the Spanish rearguard. After 35 minutes, France had an xG of 0.01. By the interval, it had crept up to 0.04. The numbers showed how negligible their threat was.
Bold
21 days ago
Now that Juventus are pocketing €20m from the €40m sale of Tarik Muharemovic to Leeds United, they will reportedly use it to get Jhon Lucumi from Bologna.
Multiple sources report his evening that the agreement has been reached for Sassuolo to sell Muharemovic to Leeds for €40m.
TURIN, ITALY – MARCH 21: Francisco Conceicao of Juventus and Tarik Muharemovic of US Sassuolo Calcio battle for possession during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and US Sassuolo Calcio at Allianz Stadium on March 21, 2026 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)
As part of the original €2m move to the Neroverdi, Juve are owed 50 per cent of the future sale fee, so are going to bring in €20m this summer.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – JUNE 17: Jhon Lucumi #3 of Colombia looks on during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group K match between Uzbekistan and Colombia at Mexico City Stadium on June 17, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
haven_ssuf_wild_6_Yt
22 days ago
Barcelona transfer news surrounding Ferran Torres has a new update, with Atletico Madrid reportedly ruling themselves out of the race for the Barcelona forward.
According to The Athletic, despite growing speculation in recent days, the Madrid-based club has no intention of signing the Spain international this summer.
The report provides another important update on Ferran Torres’ future, which has become one of the biggest stories of the Barcelona summer transfer window.
Questions continue to surround the 26-year-old, not only because of increased competition following Karim Adeyemi’s arrival at Barcelona, but also due to the financial implications of offering him a new contract.
Atletico Madrid are not interested in Ferran Torres. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
paqxmzu
23 days ago
Despite signing no less than three new defenders this summer, Real Madrid's new coach, Jose Mourinho, remains keen on signing yet another new centre-back.
To that end, the club have been closely linked with a move for Aymeric Laporte in the past, but the club never entertained the opportunity.
But now, following his brilliant performances at the World Cup, Laporte has once again appeared on Real Madrid's radar.
Laporte has been superb in this World Cup. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
According to Defensa Central, Laporte has been offered to Real Madrid through intermediaries, but those at Valdebebas are not particularly enthused by the prospect of signing him.
QUQcYr0YCCf6U
24 days ago
Tottenham Hotspur have fresh encouragement in the race for Eli Junior Kroupi, with Paris Saint-Germain now advancing on Ferran Torres after accepting their pursuit of the Bournemouth forward is fading. According to TeamTalk, the change in direction in Paris has opened a serious window for Spurs to press on with one of their priority attacking plans.
PSG had seen Kroupi as their standout option while seeking a replacement for Goncalo Ramos, who is edging towards AC Milan. Yet the French champions have now been told the young attacker is unwilling to join if it means taking a secondary role behind "the likes of Ousmane Dembele and the club's established attacking stars". That detail matters, because it speaks directly to what has been driving this situation from the start, regular football and a clear pathway.
With that in mind, PSG have moved quickly. TeamTalk reports that Ferran Torres has "now emerged as PSG's preferred alternative", with the Spain international making strong progress towards a switch from Barcelona. The report adds that Torres has "now agreed personal terms with PSG" and that talks between the clubs are moving forward. For Tottenham, that development could prove pivotal.
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There has already been a strong indication that Tottenham's interest in Kroupi is more than exploratory. The 20-year-old has been identified as one of the club's leading attacking targets, with the current regime continuing a major squad build. What stands out in this latest update is the suggestion that Kroupi finds the prospect of joining Tottenham "hugely appealing". In a market where elite young forwards can often wait on bigger names, that wording feels significant.
codEaNch8r
24 days ago
Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images
Having scored a winner as a late substitute in his team's previous match against Portugal, ***** nal's Mikel Merino came off the bench late in Spain's quarter-final game against Belgium on Friday night.
Once again, Merino provided the game-changing moment, pouncing on a spill by Manchester United's Senne Lammens to fire home for 2-1 and another winning goal.
OptaJoe reports that Merino is now for the first player in World Cup history to score the winning goal in two different knockout stage matches as a substitute.
After the game, Spain legend Iker Casillas paid Merino the compliment of comparing the ***** nal man to David Villa, admitting on social media: "Merino reminds me of Villa…"
codEaNch8r
27 days ago
Milan have already committed over €100m in funds on the signings of two players at the start of the summer transfer window, but Wednesday’s reports claim that the Rossoneri will not stop there and that they are already plotting their next steps on the market.
According to reports from various outlets on Tuesday, Milan have a full agreement in place to sign centre-back Mario Gila from Lazio in a package worth €30m including bonuses.
This comes after a club-record agreement for Portugal international Goncalo Ramos, who has joined the Rossoneri in a deal believed to be worth over €80m with all bonuses and add-ons included, which has already taken Milan’s summer spending to around €110m.
Ramos’s arrival has already been confirmed and he has put pen to paper on a five-year deal running until the summer of 2031. It is expected that Gila will do the same with wages of around €5m per season.
It is expected that Milan will part company with some of their current first-team stars this window, Rafael Leao among them, but according to Wednesday’s reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport claim that the Rossoneri are already thinking about potential new attacking midfielders to bring in.

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