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Chelsea's new manager said he has spoken with the midfielder since Real Madrid publicly denied interest in the player. The club has already completed two player sales this week.
espn.co.ukChelsea's new manager confirmed he has spoken with the midfielder after Real Madrid issued a statement denying interest in the player. The manager said the conversation took place but declined to share details. The player has been with Argentina at the World Cup and has not yet met the manager in person.
Club activity Chelsea completed the sale of a left-back to Real Madrid for an initial £47.4 million. On Monday afternoon the club confirmed the £48 million transfer of a midfielder to Manchester United. The manager also stated that another player has drawn interest from other clubs and that discussions have taken place with the club's sport directors.
Squad changes A player returning from a loan spell will join the squad for an upcoming tour in Asia. The manager said the player will be assessed along with the rest of the group.
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espn.comPhiladelphia Phillies player Bryce Harper stated he did not know or consent to FanDuel using a personalized video as a VIP reward. The video was given to a customer who later sued the company over gambling losses.
espn.comFrance and Spain will play the first semifinal of the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday in Dallas. The winner advances to the final on Sunday.
abcnews.go.comA federal class action lawsuit filed Monday in Colorado challenges the NCAA's five-year eligibility framework. The suit claims the rules exclude athletes who exhausted eligibility in the 2025-26 season from an extra year of competition and NIL opportunities.