NBA: James Harden’s Masterpiece—Signs with Cleveland for $97 Million at Age 37
The upcoming season will be his 18th in the NBA. He still hasn’t won the NBA championship he’s always been chasing.
Juventus Transfer Market: Here’s Why It’s Better Not to Sign Any Free Agents
Locatelli’s long absence creates yet another gap in midfield. Many names have been linked to the Old Lady.
Mattia Felici Wins the “Oscar” for Bad Luck: Another Extremely Long Break
Tests conducted after the injury sustained in the match against Lecce revealed a torn cruciate ligament in his right knee.
Lecce Transfer Market: Limited Playing Time Could Send a Key Player in the Team’s Survival Efforts Back Home
. The next few days may reveal whether he will remain at Di Francesco’s disposal or whether he will leave Italy once again to continue his career abroad.
A former NBA player among BC Roma Basket’s opponents
He was selected with the 57th pick by the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2020 NBA Draft and has now signed a contract with Bosna Sarajevo.
US Open: Ben Shelton Gives the U.S. Something to Dream About and Gives Jannik Sinner a Big Hand
The American’s victory over Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals is a breath of fresh air for the world No. 1.
Juventus Transfer Market: Luciano Spalletti’s “No” Proves Useful
The Tuscan coach has shown foresight: the crisis in midfield could create a new opportunity for Augusto Owusu.
Scott McTominay Sets His Sights on Frosinone
The surgery, performed at Spire Hospital in Manchester, was a complete success, and now the midfielder for the Scottish national team and Napoli will need to take some time off to recover.
Inter Transfer Market: Carlos Augusto Steals the Spotlight—There’s No Shortage of Offers
The Brazilian is one of the players Inter plans to address regarding his contract, with a meeting with his representatives already scheduled for the coming days.
US Open: A Thrilling Match Between Alcaraz and Shelton—The American Comes Out on Top in Five Sets
It took a full five sets and over four hours of play for a match that left all the fans speechless
Jannik Sinner’s Return: All the Opponents Awaits Him at the Beijing Tournament
There’s a lot of anticipation about when the world No. 1 will return to the court. It looks like it will happen at the China Open.
Milan Secures the EuroLeague Final Four
The Unipol Dome, the new arena in Santa Giulia, has already submitted its bid to host the 2030 event.
Inter: The sponsor-less jersey worn in Madrid is already a hit with collectors—how much could it be worth?
A circumstance related to Spain’s restrictions on betting company advertising, which effectively resulted in a different version of the uniform than the one normally worn by the Nerazzurri.
F1: Kimi Antonelli’s Incredible Rise—Seven Grand Prix Wins, Just Like His Top Rival
The victory in Monza allowed the young Italian star to achieve yet another milestone to be truly proud of.
Olimpia Milano Transfer Market: Leandro Bolmaro Is Clear About His Future
The Argentine, a mainstay of the red-and-white team, is ready for his third season in Milan. He has a contract through 2027 with an option for 2028.
US Open: Bolelli and Vavassori Overcome Fatigue, Advance to the Quarterfinals with a Great Comeback
They are still representing Italy, and they are doing it brilliantly: a victory over the Krajicek-Mektic duo after more than three hours of battle.
Mourinho clarifies his relationship with Chivu and goes a bit overboard: “It could have ended 5-0 or 5-5”
“Mbappé? He worked incredibly hard and scored a crucial goal for us. I’m not worried about him; he’ll keep getting better and better, and he’ll definitely be the Champions League’s top scorer again.”
Champions League: Inter shoots itself in the foot (twice); Mou says thanks
In the second half, Carlos Augusto, on an assist from Lautaro Martinez, brought Inter back within striking distance, but the score remained unchanged from that point on.
Champions League: Inter shoots itself in the foot (twice)—Real Madrid and Mourinho are grateful
In the second half, Carlos Augusto, on an assist from Lautaro Martinez, brought Inter back within striking distance, but the score remained unchanged after that.
Charles Leclerc Makes Another Blunder: Risk of a Penalty
In Maranello, they are working to find a solution, but there is talk of replacing the engine and its components
Charles Leclerc Makes Another Blunder: He Risks a Penalty
In Maranello, they are working to find a solution, but there is talk of replacing the engine and its components
Del Potro Offers Both Incentives and Discipline to Sinner: “He’s Like Djokovic, But…”
“To me, Alcaraz is the best player out there right now. No one is as well-rounded as Carlos.”
Del Potro, a mix of praise and criticism for Jannik Sinner: “He’s like Djokovic, but…”
“To me, Alcaraz is the best player around today. No one has the all-around game that Carlos does.”
Josep Martinez: Fans go wild on social media after his blunder: “Just like Radu”
A nightmare first half for Inter at the Bernabéu against Real Madrid
Josep Martinez: Inter fans furious after his blunder: “Just like Radu”
A nightmare first half for Inter at the Bernabéu against Real Madrid
Josep Martinez: Fans go wild on social media after his blunder: “Just like Radu”
A nightmare first half for Inter at the Bernabéu against Real Madrid
Champions League: Sommer’s Nightmare Blunder Dooms Bruges
The former Inter goalkeeper conceded three goals; in particular, he bore significant responsibility for the third goal, scored by Jackson in the 43rd minute.
Champions League: Sommer’s Nightmarish Blunder Dooms His Bruges Team
The former Inter goalkeeper conceded three goals; in particular, he bore significant responsibility for the third goal, scored by Jackson in the 43rd minute.
Champions League: Yann Sommer’s Nightmarish Blunder Dooms His Bruges Team
The former Inter goalkeeper did, in fact, concede three goals, and he bore significant responsibility for the third one, scored by Jackson in the 43rd minute.
Jannik Sinner Returns to the Court: An Important Test in Turin
The Azzurri are testing their form ahead of their return to competition
Eziolino Capuano Takes a Swipe at Fiorentina Over Fabio Grosso’s Firing
“You can’t fire the coach after just three games; otherwise, it’s your own failure. Besides, it’s easy to shift the blame onto the coaches.”
