Alessandro Pajola is leaving Rome: there’s a new front-runner
The future of the former Virtus player is taking shape: however, the latest rumor suggests he will be leaving the Italian league—more specifically, to join Partizan.
Monthly Archive: July 2026
MotoGP: What a disaster for Marco Bezzecchi—he needs surgery after his terrifying crash
This is certainly not a lucky time for the rider from Romagna, who suffered a nasty crash during qualifying for the German Grand Prix.
MotoGP, Marco Bezzecchi: Another Big Scare—How Is He Doing After the Crash at 160 all’ora?
This is certainly not a lucky time for the rider from Romagna, who suffered a nasty crash during qualifying for the German Grand Prix.
Cantù: Frank Vitucci Speaks Clearly About the Transfer Market: Four Players Sought
The new Biancoblù coach spoke about what might happen in the coming weeks in terms of new signings.
MotoGP Sachsenring: Marc Marquez Dominates Qualifying. Bagnaia Struggles; Bezzecchi Crashes Hard
On a track that has historically been favorable to him, the Catalan driver secured pole position, edging out his brother Alex by 61 thousandths of a second.
Hellas Verona Transfer News: Nicola Leali Will Guard the Gialloblù Goal
Born in 1993, the goalkeeper from Castiglione delle Stiviere is coming off three seasons with Genoa, two of which he spent as the starting goalkeeper.
2026 World Cup: Spain Has High Hopes, but Lamine Yamal Is Under Fire from Critics—Here’s His Strong Response
He has scored only one goal so far, against Saudi Arabia; however, the Barcelona and Spanish national team star urges everyone to “stay calm.”
Fortitudo brings Matteo Galassi back to Bologna
The 28-year-old will play under coach Demis Cavina: “I can’t wait to start this new adventure,” he said.
The EuroLeague is still part of Mike James’s future
After his move to Barcelona fell through abruptly, the former Olimpia player found a new home in Turkey, signing with Anadolu Efes.
Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner vs. Alexander Zverev: Anticipation Is Building; the German Knows Exactly What He Wants
The last match was dominated by the Azzurro; “Sascha,” however, promises to put up a fight in Sunday’s final.
Nations Championship: Italy Defeated on the All Blacks’ Home Turf—A Dream Start Wasn’t Enough
Tommaso Menoncello’s try in the 2nd minute silenced the crowd at Wellington Oval, but in the end, it wouldn’t have much impact on the final score.
Peppino Di Capri Has Died: Italian Melodic Pop Loses One of Its Icons
Beloved by several generations of music fans, the artist, born in 1939, was also a big Napoli fan.
2026 World Cup: Mikel Merino Strikes Again—Spain Reaches the Semifinals in the 88th Minute
Just as he did against Portugal, the Navarrese midfielder proved decisive in the final moments: Spain advances to the semifinals to face France, while Belgium is eliminated amid tears.
2026 World Cup: Thibaut Courtois’s Drama—His U.S. Adventure Ends in Tears
A quadriceps injury forced Thibaut Courtois to leave the field after Belgium’s 1-1 draw with Spain; the goalkeeper was inconsolable.
Jermaine Samuels is really coming this time
The American forward, whom Napoli had been closely monitoring, is about to sign with Tezenis Verona through sports director Alessandro Bolognesi.
Farewell to Roland Collombin, the ill-fated ski champion: he was 75 years old
Roland Collombin, who died at the age of 75, had retired after suffering a terrible double injury in Val d’Isère. In recent years, he had been battling cancer.
Toko Shengelia may change teams again
Rumors are circulating in Catalonia about the future of the former Virtus Bologna player.
Toko Shengelia is set to make another life change a year after Bologna
After playing a key role in Virtus Bologna’s 17th league title, Toko Shengelia is about to leave Barcelona.
2026 World Cup: Now in the U.S., they’re criticizing Christian Pulisic: “Retirement at the end of his career”
Not everyone was happy about the injury that occurred during the United States-Belgium match: Christian Pulisic has faced heavy criticism back home.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Ederson’s Surprise Move—The Twist That Takes Maurizio Sarri by Surprise
Although the deal had already been finalized before the World Cup, Ederson’s transfer from Atalanta to Manchester United brought a completely unexpected twist.
Milan Transfer Market: Mario Gila Is Officially a Player and Already Wants It All: “I’ll Make It Worth Your While”
The defender signed a 5-year contract and will earn 5 million per season: Milan paid Lazio 20 million for Mario Gila’s transfer rights.
Jannik Sinner Stuns Boris Becker at Wimbledon: “It’s never been like this here in London”
In addition to congratulating him on his performance in the semifinals, Boris Becker focuses on the similarities between Jannik Sinner today and Novak Djokovic as a young player.
Jannik Sinner is in the final, but his first words are for Novak Djokovic
After defeating him in three sets in the Wimbledon semifinals, Jannik Sinner speaks candidly about Novak Djokovic, as well as his struggles early in the tournament.
Wimbledon: Jannik Sinner is through! He beats Novak Djokovic and advances to the final against Alexander Zverev
This is the second consecutive final at the Championships for the Italian sensation, who needed just three sets to get the better of the veteran Nole.
Wimbledon: Jannik Sinner Remains Fully Focused—Up 2-0 Against Novak Djokovic
The second period, like the first, ended with a score of 6-4 in favor of the star player from Sesto Pusteria.
Wimbledon: Jannik Sinner picks up the pace right away and wins the first set against Novak Djokovic
The first set on Center Court at the All England Club ended 6-4 in favor of the Italian star.
2026 World Cup: Spain vs. Belgium, Probable Lineups
The first of the two all-European matches scheduled for the quarterfinals (the other is Norway vs. England) will take place in Inglewood, California.
Marc Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia: The Sachsenring Reveals the Two Opposing Faces of Ducati
The Catalan ends Friday with a big smile, while the Piedmontese certainly can’t say the same.
Tour de France: Tim Merlier Wins in Bordeaux—His Gesture at the Finish Line Brings a Smile. Tadej Pogacar Remains Comfortably in the Yellow Jersey
The Belgian sprinter made the most of his strengths to finish ahead of Norway’s Wærenskjold and Eritrea’s Girmay at the finish line.
Wimbledon: Alexander Zverev Is the First Finalist; Arthur Fery’s Fairy Tale Comes to an End
It took the German just three sets to reach the final of the London Grand Slam for the first time in his career.
