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Renowned journalist Matt Law reveals that Atletico Madrid, Juventus, and Aston Villa are all very interested in Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson, while Newcastle, despite publicly denying it, are also monitoring the situation. Meanwhile, Jackson has been placed on Chelsea's transfer list, and Emega has chosen to stay with the club.

Inter Milan club has clearly denied any transactional link between Curtis Jones and Luis Enrique, stating the two operations are completely independent. Jones may join even if Enrique stays, and Enrique may leave even if Jones does not join. In that case, Inter will look for a different type of replacement for the Brazilian player.

Diego Moreira's arrival at Milan was delayed due to a medical rescheduling, pushing his contract signing and first training session to the next day. The 22-year-old Belgian winger was signed for a fixed €50 million plus add-ons, potentially reaching €65 million.

Despite adding Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Miami Heat's lack of roster depth remains a critical weakness, according to Spotrac's Keith Smith. He argues that the Heat must strengthen their bench to compete for the Eastern Conference title.

Atalanta target Napoli midfielder Anguissa amid contract impasse. Napoli extended his deal to 2028 but stalled on a new raise. Anguissa demands 700-800k more annually. Atalanta, backed by the Percassi family, are poised to swoop.

According to US media statistics, the statistical leaders of the 1990s NBA: Karl Malone topped the charts in points, field goals made, free throws, plus-minus, and win shares; Dennis Rodman led in rebounds; John Stockton led in assists and steals; Hakeem Olajuwon led in blocks; Reggie Miller led in three-pointers.

Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton expressed at the NBA 2K27 event that he would choose to play in the 2010s to compete against LeBron James and the Heat's Big Three, citing his childhood fandom. He is currently sidelined for the entire 2025-26 season due to a right Achilles tendon tear.

Juventus face a goalkeeper shake-up as Perin and Di Gregorio attract interest from Palermo and Marseille respectively. If both leave, former youth product Audero could return as backup, aiding squad registration.

Barcelona have officially signed Rodri from Manchester City for a fixed €60M, placing him tenth on the club's all-time transfer list, with €11.5M in add-ons and €5M in potential bonuses. Anthony Gordon joined for €70M plus €10M in add-ons, ranking seventh. If Rodri triggers all add-ons, his total fee would climb to eighth.

According to L'Equipe, Belgian international Axel Witsel has joined Nice on a free transfer. The 37-year-old, who made 32 appearances for Girona last season, is expected to ease the defensive pressure caused by Laurent Abergel's serious injury. Meanwhile, Nice's pursuit of striker Elye Wahi remains stalled.

Gullit believes Gakpo can regain his best form at Tottenham, where he would get full trust and freedom to make mistakes. Despite limited minutes at Liverpool last season, Gakpo still managed 9 goals and 6 assists, following a title-winning campaign with 18 goals and 7 assists. Spurs face a high fee, with Iraola eyeing Barcola as an alternative.

Sky Sports reports that Hamann has pointed out Bayern remain the clear favourites for the Bundesliga title, but will find it difficult to wrap up the title before early April. He rates the team's progress under Kompany and the calm in the dressing room, but any slight shift in the Munich environment could cause problems. Hamann believes the chasers will struggle to apply sustained pressure, but one or two Bayern mistakes could change the picture. He is watching players such as Olise, Kane and Luis Diaz, among others.

Rodri's move to Barcelona means every Ballon d'Or winner since 2004 has played for either Barcelona or Real Madrid, spanning winners from Shevchenko and Ronaldinho to Messi, Ronaldo, Modric, Benzema, and now Rodri and Dembele.

Chelsea have shut down Enzo's transfer exit, declining to sell to Premier League rivals after no qualifying offers arrived before the deadline, and any future sale would demand a higher fee.

Six years ago today, LeBron James played for the Lakers in Game 1 of the first round of the playoffs, and the team lost to the Trail Blazers. He personally contributed 23 points, 17 rebounds, and 16 assists, shooting 9-for-20 from the field, becoming the first player in NBA playoff history to record a 20+15+15 stat line in a single game.

Premier League approves live audio of referee-player conversations from 2026-27, upgrading referee body cameras and boosting match transparency.

According to The Sun, Rio Ferdinand and his wife Kate were seen partying at an Ibiza nightclub before the new Premier League season. Kate's see-through outfit drew attention on Instagram, where her 1.4 million followers commented. The couple will also appear together on the reality show "I'm a Celebrity: Wild Frontier."

German Sky Sports journalist Philipp Hinze has revealed that RB Leipzig are considering re-signing Christopher Nkunku. The transfer method (loan or permanent move) has not yet been finalized, and the final decision will depend on the details of the financial conditions. Leipzig are just one of several interested clubs, and the player himself also has multiple options.

Simeone confirms Alvarez will be absent for Atletico's clash with Malaga, with the coach hopeful of the forward's return to action on Sunday.

Corinthians have reached an agreement with Memphis Depay on a new contract worth R$135.5 million, finalized on the 17th. The deal includes debt renegotiation (reduced by R$21 million to R$56.9 million), a renewal through mid-2028 covering labor and image rights (R$78.6 million), commercial partnership benefits, and the replacement of individual bonuses with collective goal bonuses.