CC to have Yanks logo in HOF; Astros for Wagner

Evann Guessand, the Ivorian striker from OGC Nice, is set to join Aston Villa after a total agreement was reached between the clubs, with a transfer fee of €35 million including bonuses. Coming off a strong 2024-2025 season with 13 goals and 10 assists, Guessand will now take the next steps for his medical and contract signing in the Premier League. Want More Context? 🔎

Georgia's preseason mantra emphasizes "fire, passion, and energy," with players recognized through blue Guardian caps. Senior receiver Colbie Young, who has taken on a leadership role despite limited experience, is instrumental in guiding younger teammates and competing for the X-receiver position against Texas A&M transfer Noah Thomas, who is showing improvement in practice. Want More Context? 🔎

Franck Haise acknowledged OGC Nice's significant disadvantage following their 2-0 defeat to SL Benfica in the UEFA Champions League qualifier, noting that Benfica's strength and organization were evident. Despite the challenge of reversing the result in the upcoming return leg, Haise emphasized his team's determination while recognizing the gap between the two sides as a "reality." Want More Context? 🔎

The 2025/26 BVB home kit features a vibrant yellow base with dynamic black graphics, embodying the passion of fans and the electrifying atmosphere of the stadium under the motto “The loudest colors in football.” Made with PUMA’s innovative RE:FIBRE technology, the kit will be available for purchase on August 8, 2025, at 9:00 in the online shop, celebrating the spirit of unity with “Borussia verbindet” on the back. Want More Context? 🔎

The San Francisco 49ers will engage in a joint practice with the Denver Broncos, a key opportunity for player evaluation before their preseason opener. Six players to watch include WR Ricky Pearsall, DE Mykel Williams, OL Ben Bartch, LB Dee Winters, OL Colton McKivitz, and CB Upton Stout, each facing important tests against Denver's defense. Want More Context? 🔎

Head coach David Braun addressed the team's disappointing 4-8 season candidly, emphasizing accountability and aggressive future goals. He praised the integration of 14 transfers, highlighted the depth and competition on the offensive line, and challenged his inexperienced wide receivers, while also lauding new coaches Aristotle Thompson and Ryan Olson for their contributions to the program. Want More Context? 🔎