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Napoli sporting director Manna says McTominay should be back in October after minor surgery for a recurring injury. Giovane is left off the Champions League list but can play in Serie A, while Noah Lang stays and the club remains confident in the squad within budget constraints.

Lakers media outlet LakeShow reviewed Kobe Bryant's accomplishments from 2006 to 2010, including averaging 35.4 points in 2006, 31.6 points in 2007, an MVP in 2008, and back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010, calling it one of the greatest five-year runs in history.

The HEAT Realm, a Miami Heat fan media outlet, posted on September 2 calling this NBA offseason one of the craziest in history, citing a wave of blockbuster moves including Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Heat, LeBron James and Jaylen Brown to the 76ers, Kawhi Leonard back to the Raptors, and numerous other star transfers, along with off-court turmoil and the NBA's heavy punishment of the Clippers for salary cap circumvention.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane criticized fans filming themselves singing as they enter stadiums on The Overlap, calling such videos meaningless and lacking authenticity. Ian Wright agreed, adding that fans' habit of immediately filming free kicks and penalties on their phones frustrates him.

Jose Alvarez Haya reports that Alvarez's camp expects Atletico to approach Barcelona in January if the situation persists, with Barcelona holding around €60 million in FFP space. Alvarez has made clear his desire to leave, and Atletico may eventually have to sell him.

Bobby Marks compares the Timberwolves' Joe Smith scandal and the Clippers' circumvention case, both of which cost five first-round picks. The Timberwolves had Smith's contract voided and received two picks back, while the Clippers paid a $30 million fine and kept Leonard's contract intact.

Multiple teams offered Keshad Johnson a standard contract this offseason, but he opted to remain with the Heat on a two-way deal. He acknowledged receiving several offers without revealing guaranteed figures. Despite a major salary reduction and a 50-game regular-season cap, he stayed in Miami. In the 2025-26 season, Johnson played 32 games for the Heat, averaging 4.3 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 0.3 assists.

Ryan Giggs said on Rio Ferdinand's YouTube channel that Barcelona's 2011 team, with Lionel Messi as a free-role playmaker, was nearly impossible to beat, leaving Manchester United completely overwhelmed in the Wembley final. Giggs praised Messi's acceleration, balance, strength, and off-ball movement, while Ferdinand noted Messi's off-ball positioning is often underrated.

Barcelona goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic has signed a four-year contract worth €8m in total, with a €3m Champions League bonus and a transfer fee that can rise to €4m. Registered as third-choice behind Joan Garcia and Szczesny, he has been promised 7-10 appearances by Flick, while Laporta's intervention and national team concerns have created a twist in the departure saga. Livakovic is staying in a hotel and has been welcomed by teammates.

Barcelona ultimately chose to sign Jesus instead of German striker Woltemade, who joined Juventus on loan until June 2027. The article details Woltemade's €75m move from Stuttgart to Newcastle, his loss of his starting spot, and Juventus's late loan move, with Jesus revealing he knew of Barca's interest a week prior.

Real Madrid player Raul Asensio appeared in court on Thursday and apologized to the victims for sharing private videos. The prosecution may drop charges after compensation, potentially avoiding prison. The video involved two young women, one a minor, filmed in a private room on Gran Canaria. Asensio has paid compensation and submitted an apology; both victims accepted and hope for no prison term.

Celtic have signed Feyenoord right-back Jordan Lotomba on a contract until the end of the season, subject to international clearance. The 27-year-old previously won three Swiss league titles with Young Boys and was praised by manager Martin O'Neill for his pace, strength, and versatility on both wings.

On September 3, the Argentine FA confirmed nationwide tributes to Messi this weekend, with all official matches pausing in the 10th minute for a minute of applause and farewell videos played at venues, honoring his legendary national team career after his retirement announcement.

Arsenal had an £80m bid for Rogers rejected as Chelsea outbid them, despite Rogers favoring a move to the Gunners. The club also missed out on Barcola and faces a thin attacking lineup with several departures, leaving sporting director Berta under scrutiny.

British media reports that Arsenal's attacking options have been reduced by three since the summer window closed. Co-chairman Kroenke demanded reinforcements, but forward recruitment efforts have stalled: Morgan Rogers joined Chelsea, Vinicius stayed at Real Madrid, and Alvarez only wants Barcelona. The midfield signed Guimaraes for £75 million, seen as good value. Assistant coach Heinze approached Inter's Lautaro Martinez, but Inter rejected all talks. With Jesus gone, Arsenal still need to strengthen in attack.

Diario Sport reports that Chelsea completed 38 transfer transactions this summer, recording a net profit of €41.1 million — their first profitable window in five seasons. Under Xabi Alonso, the squad saw 20 arrivals and 18 departures, with Morgan Rogers the top signing at €138 million and Enzo Fernandez the biggest sale at €145 million to Manchester City.

Chelsea spent nearly £350m in the summer window but sold key midfielder Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City for £125m on deadline day. A planned replacement deal for Kamara collapsed in overtime, leaving the Blues furious with Monaco. With only Caicedo, Lavia, Balko, and Henderson remaining in midfield, pundits say the transfer window rating has dropped sharply from a possible 8.5 or 9, as the issue is not selling Enzo but failing to sign a replacement.

Liverpool loanee Elliott was unveiled at Valencia and vowed to score 10-20 goals to help the club return to the Champions League. He admitted adapting to the climate and culture has been difficult but believes it is the right career move, is willing to play any position, and feels honored to be at Mestalla in its final season. The transfer decision was his own after talks with coach Corberan, and he remains focused despite a difficult start, while praising teammate Mamardashvili's local advice and backing Gordon to shine against Barcelona.

Manchester United youngster Chido Obi has joined Eredivisie club Willem II on loan.

The North Korean men's Asian Games squad is revealed, led by three over-age internationals, with many players carrying World Cup qualifying experience. China's Asian Games team will face North Korea at 18:00 on September 16.