In European football, the Bundesliga has reintroduced a new ball that is causing nightmares for goalkeepers. It travels faster and results in more powerful shots.
The supercomputer Opta has predicted the favorite for the upcoming La Liga season, identifying the frontrunner by a considerable margin.
In transfer news, Romelu Lukaku was flown out of Naples on a private jet, but ultimately joined Fenerbahce for a surprisingly low fee.
Luis Enrique edged out Pep Guardiola in ESPN’s ranking of top managers, which evaluated five different criteria.
On the transfer front, Alexis Sanchez has decided to continue his career in Montreal. However, this is not with the famous Canadiens hockey team but another club.
Bologna is reportedly growing dissatisfied with Artem Dovbyk. To complement him, they have decided to sign a striker from Fiorentina.
Manchester City is preparing a €100 million deal to acquire Moroccan midfielder Ayoub El Kaabi.
Julian Alvarez was unable to secure a move to Barcelona as Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid insisted the player remains essential for his squad.
Roma officially announced the signing of the World Cup runner-up, who four years ago was a world champion.
On the global stage, actor Brad Pitt expressed dissatisfaction with the level of acting displayed by football players and intends to teach them how to simulate professionally.
In other news: The legendary Los Angeles Lakers have found a new owner—the same businessman who previously failed to purchase FIFA.
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