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Galatasaray plans to bid for De Bruyne with a two-year contract. Napoli may approve if the offer meets expectations. Allegri sees the move as mutually beneficial.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst says Stephen Curry's championship window is far from closed, highlighting his 40% three-point shooting and agility. He also notes the Warriors have favorable team assets to keep competing.

German Sky Sports reporter reports that negotiations for Leipzig winger Diomande's transfer to Real Madrid are progressing. The player has already undergone a physical test and is only willing to join Real Madrid, with both parties agreeing on a contract until 2031. Leipzig is demanding at least €120 million, aiming to set a club record sale (surpassing Gvardiol's €90 million). Real Madrid has proposed floating clauses including Ballon d'Or nominations, while Leipzig prefers to increase the proportion of the fixed transfer fee.

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have resigned from their roles at the Italian Football Federation. Maldini was the Technical Director, and Leonardo served as an advisor. They informed FIGC President Giovanni Malago of their decision, just 16 days after taking office.

FIFA releases preliminary statistics for the 2026 World Cup: 6.8 million+ live audience, 5.5 million+ beers sold, 645 official venues, 104 matches across 3 countries, 16 cities, and 48 team base camps.

According to Romano, Tottenham Hotspur has not advanced the Leao transfer and is now targeting Savinho, with plans to make further signings. Fenerbahce is actively pushing for Leao's transfer, with a delegation arriving in Milan from Istanbul to submit a formal offer to AC Milan. Milan has clearly ruled out a loan departure for Leao, accepting only a permanent transfer or a deal ensuring his permanent exit. Whether Leao is willing to join Fenerbahce will affect the progress of the deal.

According to ESPN reporter Shams Charania, after the Miami Heat failed to pursue LeBron James, they immediately listed Klay Thompson as their top acquisition target. Miami prefers to acquire Thompson from the Dallas Mavericks via a buyout, but if multiple championship-contending teams simultaneously shift their focus to competing for him, the Heat may be forced to initiate trade negotiations.

Timberwolves player Jaylen Clark will switch to No.7 jersey for the new season, having previously worn No.22. According to earlier reports, he has just signed a three-year, $10 million contract extension with the team. Last season, he averaged 4 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.6 assists per game.

Newcastle United have no intention of letting Walter Mard leave the club, according to Sky Germany. Sporting Director Ross Wilson refuses to sell or loan him out, and the player's agent confirms transfer rumors were from a fake account. Mard plans to stay and is fully fit for the new season.

Inter have reportedly agreed a preliminary EUR40 million deal with Tottenham for Cristian Romero, but the defender favors Barcelona, who need player sales before making signings.

Lee Kang-in is waiting for South Korean government approval of his military service clearance to finalize his move to Atletico Madrid. The 2022 Asian Games gold medalist needs Defense Ministry and immigration permits to travel abroad. Atletico expects a quick resolution, otherwise Lee could meet the squad in Seoul on August 5 for their match against Man City.

Stephen Curry and the Warriors reportedly plan to discuss a summer extension, with Golden State prepared to offer a maximum deal worth up to $136.7 million over two years.

Borussia Dortmund are on the verge of signing 18-year-old Greek talent Konstantinos Karetsas. Sporting director Ole-Birger Buch has reached an agreement with Genk for a €33 million transfer fee, including a sell-on clause. Karetsas becomes the second most expensive signing in club history, only behind Ousmane Dembele, who joined in 2016 for €35 million. He will replace the 30-year-old Julian Brandt as an attacking...

According to French media reports, Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen and Ligue 1 side Olympique Marseille are in negotiations for the transfer of Argentine defender Facundo Medina. Marseille's management hopes to recoup their entire investment, including previous loan fees and buyout clauses, totaling approximately €20 million.

The 76ers are set to receive the NBA-maximum 34 national television appearances next season, with LeBron James' arrival reportedly making Philadelphia a major marketing draw.

The Premier League has announced that from the 2026/27 season, a new rule will be trialed for goalkeeper injuries: when a match is paused due to a goalkeeper injury, the team must designate a non-goalkeeper player to leave the pitch, and that player must remain off the field for at least one minute after the match restarts before being allowed to return. The rule has been approved by IFAB and is jointly promoted by multiple organizations including the Professional Game Match Officials Limited, the Football Association, and the Premier League. It will cover both men's and women's professional competitions in England.

According to RMC Sport reporter Hawkins, Sunderland have reached an agreement with Toulouse defender Metalli on a five-year contract. The two clubs are still in negotiations, with Toulouse valuing the 20-year-old at around €30 million (including add-ons). If the deal is completed in the coming days, Metalli will become the most expensive player in Toulouse's history in terms of transfer fee.

Fenerbahce has submitted an offer to AC Milan for Rafael Leao: a €5m loan fee with a €37m mandatory buy option (€35m fixed + €2m in add-ons). AC Milan prefers a direct sale, and the two sides are still negotiating the transfer fee. Facilitated by agent Jorge Mendes, Fenerbahce has already offered Leao a four-year contract worth €12m net per season.

FIFA has named Cape Verde's Cabral's curling strike against Argentina as the Best Goal of the 2026 World Cup. Cabral, who had dreamed of scoring in the tournament, dedicated the award to Cape Verde, saying it aims to inspire the nation's youth to chase their dreams.

Tottenham Hotspur have officially signed 18-year-old defender Maxwell Adeyemi from Leicester City, who spent five years in Leicester's academy, won the 2023/24 U16 Premier League Cup, and represented Finland U17. He will join Tottenham's U21 squad for the 2026/27 season.