⏳Transfer sagas: Lookman, Jashari and the window’s dramas📺

Bayern Munich has signed Luis Díaz from Liverpool for €70 million, despite criticism regarding his age of 28. Bayern's sports board member Max Eberl defended the decision, emphasizing that Díaz's quality—his pace, goals, and reliability—was more important than age, and he made his unofficial debut in a friendly win against Olympique Lyon. Want More Context? 🔎

Liverpool is making significant changes to their attacking lineup, with potential departures including Luis Diaz and Federico Chiesa, while targeting new arrivals like Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz. Turkish forward Baris Alper Yilmaz, who had a successful season with Galatasaray, has been linked to Liverpool, with his coach suggesting he should wait for a move to the Reds rather than join West Ham. Want More Context? 🔎

As the high school football season approaches in August, teams in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky prepare for scrimmages and regular-season games starting August 22. The Enquirer highlights top quarterbacks in Greater Cincinnati, including Bryshawn Brown, Devlan Daniel, Luke Faler, Cash Harney, Carson Harris, and Mario Litmer, each showcasing impressive stats and potential for the upcoming season. Want More Context? 🔎

Marcus Smart, a recent Boston Celtics alumnus now with the Los Angeles Lakers, reflected fondly on his matchups against Kobe Bryant during the Lakers legend's final season. In an interview, Smart expressed his admiration for Bryant, stating it was an honor to guard him and emphasizing the influence of the Mamba Mentality on his own game as a Laker. Want More Context? 🔎

The Cincinnati Bengals, facing a second consecutive year without playoffs, aim for a turnaround with significant offseason improvements, including the signing of first-round pick Shemar Stewart and new draft additions to bolster their defense. Despite concerns about their defensive capabilities and unresolved issues with star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, the high-powered offense led by quarterback Joe Burrow keeps the Bengals in playoff contention discussions. Want More Context? 🔎

The 2025 AIG Women’s Open concluded with Miyu Yamashita as the champion, marking a significant event in golf history with two hole-in-ones recorded during the tournament. Mimi Rhodes achieved her ace on Sunday, closely following Stephanie Kyriacou, who had an ace on Friday, making it only the fifth Women’s Open to feature multiple aces. Want More Context? 🔎